期刊
PLANT AND SOIL
卷 431, 期 1-2, 页码 1-17出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11104-018-3770-y
关键词
Cell- and tissue-specificity; Potassium channels and transporters; Potassium homeostasis; Potassium retention; Programmed cell death; Signalling
资金
- University of Tasmania [185466S9A]
- Open Fund of State Key Laboratory of Tea Plant Biology and Utilization at Anhui Agricultural University [SKLTOF20170112]
- Australian Research Council
- Grain Research and Development Corporation
- Foshan University
Salinity is a global issue threatening agricultural production systems across the globe. While the major focus of plant salinity stress tolerance research has been on sodium, the transport and physiological roles of K+ in plant salt stress response has received less attention. This review attempts to bridge this knowledge gap. The major emphasis is on newly proposed K+ signalling roles and plant salt tolerance cell- and tissuespecificity. In addition to summarizing the importance of K+ retention for plant salt tolerance, we focus onaspects that were not the subject of previous reviews including (1) the importance of HAK/KUP family of transporters in K+ uptake in salt stressed plants and its possible linkage with Ca2+ and ROS signalling; (2) control of xylem K+ loading in salt stressed plants, control of phloem K+ recirculation in salt stressed plants and the potential importance of plant's ability to efficiently coordinate K+ signals between root and shoot; (3) the buffering capacity of the vacuolar K+ pool; and (4) mechanisms of restoring the basal cytosolic K+ levels by coordinated activity of tonoplast K+-permeable channels. Overall, this review emphasises the need to fully understand the newly emerging roles of K+ and regulation of its transport for improving salinity stress tolerance in plants.
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