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Underlying Mechanisms for Growth Promotion by Low-Concentration Single Salt and Alkali Stresses and Growth Inhibition by Combined Salt-Alkali Stress in <i>Quercus mongolica</i>.

Microorganisms · 2026 · PMC13029177 · PMID 41900307

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an increasing trendno p-value reported
In contrast, for POD activity and MDA, SS and Pro contents exhibited an increasing trend, with the maximum values of POD activity, MDA, and SS contents recorded in the S 3 A 3 , representing 321.13%, 124.85%, and 127.48% increases compared to the CK, respectively.

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SP content showed a trend of increasing first and then decreasing, with its maximum value recorded in the S 1 group, a 31.94% increase relative to the CK, and its minimum value noted in the S 3 group, a 26.39% decrease relative to the CK ( Figure 1 ).

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a decreasing trendno p-value reported
Under combined saline-alkali stress with a fixed salt concentration, SOD activity, SP content, and CAT activity were all found to show a decreasing trend with increasing alkali concentration, with their minimum values detected in the S 3 A 3 and S 1 A 3 treatment, corresponding to a 60.50%, 68.06%, and 63.17% decrease compared to the CK, respectively ( Figure 1 ).

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