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Halotolerant Mortierella alpina M01 strain alleviates salt stress by improving antioxidants and ionic homeostasis through the upregulation of ABA-stress responsive genes in wheat

Mouadh Saadaoui Théo Morlevat Ayoub Belaid Olivier Loison C. Blavignac N. Brunel-Michac L. Faize Adnane Hitmi Valérie Polonais P. Roeckel-Drevet Jamila Dich Chaimae Nouri Aicha Rifai M. Faize J. Venisse
Aug 2026 · Environmental Sustainability · Vol 9, pp. 893 - 912 · 0 citations · 115 references

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Overall, M. alpina M01 enhances wheat salt tolerance through the coordinated regulation of hormonal, ionic, and oxidative processes, positioning this strain as a powerful bioinoculant for improving crop performance in saline environments and supporting the development of microbiome-based strategies for sustainable agriculture.

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