Chromium Heavy Metal Phytotoxicity Induced Physiological and Biochemical Changes in Sorghum Seedlings Grown Under in Vitro

Key Points

• Physiological changes were observed in sorghum seedlings due to chromium toxicity, affecting growth and development.
• Notable biochemical changes included alterations in enzyme activities and nutrient uptake, indicating stress responses.
• Analysis involved in vitro conditions, examining the effects of different chromium concentrations on seedlings.
• These findings may enable better understanding of plant responses to heavy metal stress, guiding agricultural practices.