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publicationNumber CN-107041245-B
titleOfInvention Method for simultaneously improving nitrogen utilization efficiency and cadmium stress resistance of crops
abstract The invention provides a method for simultaneously improving the nitrogen utilization efficiency and the cadmium stress resistance of rape, which comprises the following steps: culturing seedlings, transplanting and culturing, placing the cultured crops in an environmental abiotic cadmium stress simulation pool, spraying an inhibitor solution containing a chloride ion channel inhibitor onto the leaves of the crops for inhibition treatment, wherein the spraying amount is based on that the solution completely wets all the leaves. Compared with the prior art, the chloride channel inhibitor used in the method provided by the invention can effectively inhibit the activity of CLCa channel protein, thereby changing NO 3 ‑ Distribution in cytoplasm and vacuole, further regulating energy distribution, thereby providing a feasible regulating means for simultaneously improving the NUE and Cd stress resistance of plants.
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