Allevation the harmful effect of soil salt stress on maize plant by using some applied antioxidants
2010
Sakr, M.T. | El-Mahdy, A.A.A.
Two field experiments were performed at Tag EI-Ezz Research Station, Agric. Res. Center., Ministry of Agric. Egypt. to investigate the role of selected antioxidants on mitigation or alleviation the harmful effect of soil salt stress on maize plant. Soil salt stress in the first area (A,) equal 1840 mgl- (2.9 dsm-1); the second salt soil area (A2) was 6080 mgr -(9.5 dsm-1). Applied antioxidants (Ascorbic, aTocopherol, Humic, Seaweed extract and Salicylic) significantly increased all growth characters and yield and its components of maize plant compared with untreated plants in the two soils salt areas (A1 and A2) during the two growing seasons. The data also show that applied antioxidant materials were more effective in salt soil area (A1). The data also show that applied antioxidant materials could alleviate the harmful effect of high soil sait stress levels on growth, yield and its components of maize plait. ASA and SA were more effective in this respect. .
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