Evaluation of the effects of , , and on growth, yield and active compound compositions of under salinity stress.

Saudi J Biol Sci

Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia.

Published: March 2021

Application of , and has been reported to improve the growth of multiple plant species. is a medicinal plant found in Saudi Arabia. Its leaves, flowers and fruit have been used as food. is rich in rutin and gallic acid and many other bioactive compounds, which collectively contribute to its demonstrated range of pharmacological activities. In Saudi Arabia, the semi-arid and arid weather presents a significant challenge to agriculture. High salinity in cultivated land is a particular threat. We applied , , and at multiple salinities to to investigate their effects on the growth, yield, and photosynthetic pigment content. We also examined possible changes in the phytochemical composition. The application of , and enhanced plant growth and yield, while inhibition was observed at high (6000 ppm) salinity. The presence of and altered plant growth and yield and rutin and gallic acid content of plants grown in saline conditions. Microalgae species were recommended for use as a bio-fertiliser alternative to mainstream synthetic fertilisers.

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