The role of salicylic acid in the prevention of oxidative stress elicited by cadmium in soybean plants

The protective action of salicylic acid [SA] pre-treatment on soybean plants before cadmium [Cd] addition was tested. Oxidative stress parameters, such as TBARS formation, glutathione and chlorophyll content, were altered by Cd, instead no differences were observed in plants only pre-treated with SA...

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Otros Autores: Noriega, Guillermo O., Caggiano, E., López Lecube, Manuel, Cruz, D. S., Batlle, Alcira, Tomaro, María L., Balestrasse, Karina Beatriz
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