Erythrina variegata Lam. seedlings were grown under low (100 mM NaCl) and high (250 mM NaCl) salinity. Seedlings exposed to high salinity for 10 d showed significant reduction in growth rate and biomass production while the root/shoot ratio increased. In contrast to pigment and protein contents, starch and saccharide contents increased in salt stressed seedlings. When the seedlings were subsequently sprayed with triacontanol (1 mg kg-1) the salinity effect was partially ameliorated and growth, biomass, chlorophyll and carotenoid contents increased.
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