Corrigendum: Drought-induced adaptive and ameliorative strategies in plants [Chemosphere 364 (2024) 143134].

Drought stress (DS) is a hazardous abiotic prerequisite that is becoming increasingly severe around the world. As a result, new management measures to reduce the negative effects of DS are desperately needed to ensure improved agricultural productivity. This review focuses primarily on various DS mitigation strategies that can be utilized to overcome DS.

Nitrate alleviates ammonium toxicity in Brassica napus by coordinating rhizosphere and cell pH and ammonium assimilation.

In natural and agricultural situations, ammonium ( ) is a preferred nitrogen (N) source for plants, but excessive amounts can be hazardous to them, known as toxicity. Nitrate ( ) has long been recognized to reduce toxicity. However, little is known about Brassica napus, a major oil crop that is sensitive to high .