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ROLLBAR investigates how certain plant strategies help saltmarsh species tolerate sulfide toxicity in flooded soils. It focuses on root oxygen loss and the formation of a protective barrier to understand their roles in preventing harmful compound intrusion into plant roots.
ROLLBAR focuses on the role of two contrasting strategies against sulfide toxicity of saltmarsh plant species: i) root radial oxygen loss (ROL) and ii) formation of a root barrier to ROL.
Plants inhabiting tidal environments with frequent floods possess internal gas-filled spaces in their tissues (aerenchyma), facilitating oxygen (O2) diffusion from shoot to roots.
This trait enables tolerance to the inherently low O2 availability in flooded soils.
Such soils show high levels of reduced compound…
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