Table 6.
Reports of nutrients involved in mitigating cold stress in plant.
Types of nutrients | Crops | Effect | References |
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Hydrogen Sulfide | Cucumber | Application of sodium hydrosulfide (NaHS, an H2S donor) develops cold stress tolerance of cucumber seedlings also the level of auxin is enhanced in the crop. | Zhang et al., 2021 |
Potash | Carnation | Application of K in high concentrations with irrigation water prevents plant stem damage during low night temperatures in carnation plants. | Kafkafi, 1990 |
Potato | In potato plants, during cold stress decreased yield and increased leaf damage were found which can be mitigated by the application of potash in plants. | Grewal and Singh, 1980 | |
Tomato, Pepper, and Brinjal | Through the application of K, it was observed that total plant yield was increased by 2.4-fold in tomato, 1.9-fold in pepper, and 1.7-fold in brinjal. | Hakerlerler et al., 1997 | |
Phosphorous | Lowland rice | Application of exogenous phosphorus can alleviate low-temperature stress along with p deficiency also it was helpful in shortening day to heading in early and intermediated transplanting crop of rice | Andrianary et al., 2021 |
Boron | cucumber, cassava, sunflower | Application of boron during cold stress can alleviate the effect of chilling-induced reduction in, membrane fluidity, plasmalemma hydraulic conductivity, root pressure, and water channel activity which leads to a improving in hydrolic conductance of root, uptake of water and nutrient in plant | Huang et al., 2005 |
Magnesium | Tomato | During low temperatures and high concentrations of K, the risk of Mg deficiency in tomatoes is high. So, the application of magnesium can achieve the normal growth of plants during cold-stress conditions. | Li et al., 2018 |