NaCl stress-induced growth, water and ions contents changes on in vitro selection of salt tolerant and salt sensitive callus of wheat (Triticum durum Desf.)
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NaCl stress-induced growth, water and ions contents changes on in vitro selection of salt tolerant and salt sensitive callus of wheat (Triticum durum Desf.)
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Callus cultures tolerant to NaCl were developed from eight wheat genotypes using in vitro selection techniques. The accumulation of inorganic (Na+, Cl– and K+) solutes, water content and relative fresh weight were determined in selected (tolerant and sensitive) calli after a NaCl shock in order to evaluate their implication in salt tolerance of the selected lines. No growth reduction was observed in salt-tolerant calli compared to control while a significant (P<0.05) decrease about 46.54% was observed in salt sensitive ones when both were cultivated under NaCl stress. Water content is significantly (P<0.05) high in salt-sensitive calli than salt-tolerant ones. Selected calli accumulate less K+ as compared with control. However, K+ content of salt-tolerant calli is greater than that of salt-sensitive. Accumulation of Na+ and Cl– were more important in salt-sensitive calli in comparison with salt-tolerant ones while K+ content was lower in salt-sensitive than in salt-tolerant calli when both were exposed to salt. The results indicated Na+ and Cl– exclusion combined to less K+ accumulation may play a key role in in vitro salt-tolerance in wheat calli lines obtained by in vitro selection and they could contribute mainly to counteract the negative effects of salt stress in wheat tolerant calli. Comparison of K+/Na+ ratio permitted to classify Sebou, Anouar and Tarek which are as most salt-tolerant wheat genotypes and on contrary, Marzak, Ourgh, Massa and Amjad as salt-sensitive wheat genotypes. K+/Na+ ratio can be use as a criterion of wheat genotypes classification.
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