<p>(A) Phenotype of WT and TG tobacco lines after 3 weeks of drought treatment. (B) Rate of leaf yellowing. (C) Survival rate. (D) RWC content. (E) Proline content. (F) Soluble sugar content. (G) MDA content. (H) Tissue localization of O<sub>2</sub><sup>−</sup> generation by NBT staining and tissue localization of H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub> generation by DAB staining. The data present means ± SD of three experiments performed. Significant differences between the TG and control lines are indicated as *<i>p</i><0.05; **<i>p</i><0.01.</p
<p>(a) The OE1 leaves were smaller and greener than the WT leaves. (b) The OE1 roots were longer tha...
<p>Comparison of (a) H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>, (b) Proline and (c) MDA content of wild type (WT) a...
<p>WT represents the wild type tobacco. L1, L5, L6, and L16 are different transgenic tobacco lines. ...
<p>(A) 10-day-old WT and transgenic plants were exposed to natural drought stress for 7 days and re-...
<p>(A) Phenotype of WT and TG tobacco after 3 weeks of 400 mM NaCl treatment; (B) Rate of leaf yello...
<p>The WT and transgenic lines were cultured in MS medium under a 16 h light/8 h dark cycle at 25°C ...
<p>The WT, VC and transgenic lines were cultured in MS medium under a 16 h light/8 h dark cycle at 2...
<p><b>A</b> Drought tolerance of potted plants of wild-type and <i>ZmSKD1</i>-overexpressing tobacco...
The effect of prolonged water deficit on four Virginia (flue-cured) tobacco genotypes, Line 842, ...
<p>(a) Expression level of <i>TaCIPK2</i> in the transgenic tobacco. (b) Phenotypes of WT, VC and <i...
WT and transgenic (L3-L12) plants were exposed to three water regimes: (i) control (leaf water poten...
<p><b>(A)</b> Growth of WT and <i>35S:AtVIP1</i> transgenic lines containing OE-VIP1–5 and -7 under ...
<p>Changes in MDA content (A) and relative electrical conductivity (B) in WT and transgenic tobacco ...
<p>(A) Representative pictures to show phenotypic differences in leaf disks of wild type (WT), vecto...
WT and transgenic (L3-L12) plants grown under greenhouse conditions were exposed to a progressive so...
<p>(a) The OE1 leaves were smaller and greener than the WT leaves. (b) The OE1 roots were longer tha...
<p>Comparison of (a) H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>, (b) Proline and (c) MDA content of wild type (WT) a...
<p>WT represents the wild type tobacco. L1, L5, L6, and L16 are different transgenic tobacco lines. ...
<p>(A) 10-day-old WT and transgenic plants were exposed to natural drought stress for 7 days and re-...
<p>(A) Phenotype of WT and TG tobacco after 3 weeks of 400 mM NaCl treatment; (B) Rate of leaf yello...
<p>The WT and transgenic lines were cultured in MS medium under a 16 h light/8 h dark cycle at 25°C ...
<p>The WT, VC and transgenic lines were cultured in MS medium under a 16 h light/8 h dark cycle at 2...
<p><b>A</b> Drought tolerance of potted plants of wild-type and <i>ZmSKD1</i>-overexpressing tobacco...
The effect of prolonged water deficit on four Virginia (flue-cured) tobacco genotypes, Line 842, ...
<p>(a) Expression level of <i>TaCIPK2</i> in the transgenic tobacco. (b) Phenotypes of WT, VC and <i...
WT and transgenic (L3-L12) plants were exposed to three water regimes: (i) control (leaf water poten...
<p><b>(A)</b> Growth of WT and <i>35S:AtVIP1</i> transgenic lines containing OE-VIP1–5 and -7 under ...
<p>Changes in MDA content (A) and relative electrical conductivity (B) in WT and transgenic tobacco ...
<p>(A) Representative pictures to show phenotypic differences in leaf disks of wild type (WT), vecto...
WT and transgenic (L3-L12) plants grown under greenhouse conditions were exposed to a progressive so...
<p>(a) The OE1 leaves were smaller and greener than the WT leaves. (b) The OE1 roots were longer tha...
<p>Comparison of (a) H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>, (b) Proline and (c) MDA content of wild type (WT) a...
<p>WT represents the wild type tobacco. L1, L5, L6, and L16 are different transgenic tobacco lines. ...