Suaeda Nudiflora is a C4 halophyte, which means it can thrive in saline soils and is well adapted to environments with high salt concentrations. Understanding the molecular mechanisms behind this adaptation is crucial for developing crops that are more resistant to salt stress, which is a major limiting factor for agriculture worldwide.
One way to gain insights into these mechanisms is through the identification of salt-responsive genes in Suaeda Nudiflora. A study conducted using suppression subtractive hybridization and expression analysis under salt and elevated carbon dioxide conditions identified several such genes.
