Repair Effects Exogenous Glutathione on Seeds
Exogenously applied Glutathione can repair damaged seeds through multiple physiological pathways.
Reducing Seed Oxidative Damage
Priming aged oat and smooth brome seeds with Glutathione significantly alleviates seed oxidative damage.
The germination rate and seedling growth are markedly superior to those of the untreated control group.
Reconstructing Energy Systems
Under copper and drought stress, Glutathione pretreatment of pea and maize seeds greatly enhances mitochondrial antioxidant capacity, effectively counteracting organelle damage caused by adverse conditions.
Improving Stress Resistance
Field trials demonstrate that Glutathione priming improves seedling emergence uniformity and seedling stress tolerance of stressed and aged seeds, and mitigates autotoxic inhibition in cucumber and pumpkin seeds.
Exogenous Glutathione repairs damaged seeds from multiple dimensions including toxin scavenging, organelle repair and metabolic signal regulation.
It boasts broad application prospects in the quality-improving pretreatment of grass and crop seeds.
Exogenously applied Glutathione can repair damaged seeds through multiple physiological pathways.
