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Silicon nutrition mitigates the negative impacts of iron toxicity on rice photosynthesis and grain yield by dos Santos, Martielly S., Sanglard, Lílian M.V.P., Barbosa, Marcela L., Namorato, Filipe A., de Melo, Danilo C., Franco, William C.G., Pérez-Molina, Junior P., Martins, Samuel C.V., DaMatta, Fábio M.

“…Excess iron (Fe) is commonly observed in wetland rice (Oryza sativa L.) plants, impairing crop growth and productivity. Some information suggests that silicon…”
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Silicon alleviates the impairments of iron toxicity on the rice photosynthetic performance via alterations in leaf diffusive conductance with minimal impacts on carbon metabolism by dos Santos, Martielly S., Sanglard, Lílian M.P.V., Martins, Samuel C.V., Barbosa, Marcela L., de Melo, Danilo C., Gonzaga, William F., DaMatta, Fábio M.

“…Iron (Fe) toxicity is often observed in lowland rice (Oryza sativa L.) plants, disrupting cell homeostasis and impairing growth and crop yields. Silicon (Si)…”
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Starch accumulation does not lead to feedback photosynthetic downregulation in girdled coffee branches under varying source-to-sink ratios by Avila, Rodrigo T., Martins, Samuel C. V., Sanglard, Lílian M. V. P., dos Santos, Martielly S., Menezes-Silva, Paulo E., Detman, Kelly C., Sanglard, Matheus L., Cardoso, Amanda A., Morais, Leandro E., Vital, Camilo E., Araújo, Wagner L., Nunes-Nesi, Adriano, DaMatta, Fábio M.

“…Key message Leaves were forced to accumulate starch as much as possible but maintained relatively low soluble sugar levels with no evidence of photosynthetic…”
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