Neha Tusharbhai Patel
Saurashtra University
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Acta Botanica Croatica | 2012
Seema V. Joshi; Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Indu Bhushan Pandey; Amar Nath Pandey
Effect of supplemental Ca2+ on NaCl-stressed castor plants (Ricinus communis L.) Greenhouse experiments were conducted to assess the effects of supplemental Ca2+ in salinised soil on germination and plant growth response of castor plant (Ricinus communis L. Var. Avani-31, Euphorbiaceae). NaCl amounting to 390 g was thoroughly mixed with soil of seven lots, of 100 kg each, to give electrical conductivity of 4.1 dS m-1. Further, Ca(NO3)2 x 4H20 to the quantity of 97.5, 195, 292.5, 390, 487.5, and 585 g was separately mixed with soil of six lots to give 1:0.25, 1:0.50, 1:0.75, 1:1, 1:1.25, and 1:1.50 Na+/Ca2+ ratios, respectively. The soil of the seventh lot contained only NaCl and its Na+/Ca2+ ratio was 1:0. Soil without addition of NaCl and Ca (NO3)2 x 4H20 served as control, with a 0:0 Na+/Ca2+ ratio. Salinity significantly retarded seed germination and plant growth, but the deleterious effects of NaCl on seed germination were ameliorated and plant growth was restored with Ca2+ supply at the critical level (1:0.25 Na+/Ca2+ ratio) to salinised soil. Supply of Ca2+ above the critical level further retarded seed germination and plant growth due to the increased soil salinity. Salt stress reduced N, P, K+ and Ca2+ content in plant tissues, but these nutrients were restored by addition of Ca2+ at the critical level to saline soil. In contrast, Na+ content in plant tissues significantly increased in response to salinity, but significantly decreased with increasing Ca2+ supply to saline soil. The results are discussed in terms of the beneficial effects of Ca2+ supply on the plant growth of Ricinus communis grown under saline conditions.
Aob Plants | 2010
Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Ajit Gupta; Amar Nath Pandey
Ceriops tagal commonly occurs along the Gujarat coast of India. It has evolved a high degree of salinity tolerance and optimal growth occurs at 12.6 ppt. This is related to an adaptive regulation of hydration and ionic content.
Aquatic Botany | 2010
Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Ajit Gupta; Amar Nath Pandey
Acta Ecologica Sinica | 2011
Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Pratiksha Mukeshbhai Vaghela; Ashish Patel; Amar Nath Pandey
Gaceta Sanitaria | 2009
Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Amar Nath Pandey
Gaceta Sanitaria | 2010
Pratiksha Mukeshbhai Vaghela; Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Indu Bhushan Pandey; Amar Nath Pandey
Gaceta Sanitaria | 2011
Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Nilesh Sundarjibhai Panchal; Indu Bhushan Pandey; Amar Nath Pandey
Botanica Marina | 2010
Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Dipak R. Yadav; Dilipkumar Ghosh; Amar Nath Pandey
Gaceta Sanitaria | 2011
Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Nilesh Sundarjibhai Panchal; Indu Bhushan Pandey; Amar Nath Pandey
Gaceta Sanitaria | 2010
Pratiksha Mukeshbhai Vahgela; Neha Tusharbhai Patel; Indu Bhushan Pandey; Amar Nath Pandey