Physiological and transcriptomic analyses revealed the alleviating effects of exogenous Ca2+ and NO compound treatment on high salt stress in Reaumuria soongorica

The outcomes of this study are highly conducive to disclosing the mechanism through which the combined treatment of exogenous Ca²⁺ and NO ameliorates the salt tolerance of R. soongorica from both physiological and transcriptional aspects. It also paves a solid theoretical groundwork for the employment of biotechnology in the breeding of R. soongorica, thereby offering valuable insights and a scientific basis for further research and practical applications in enhancing the plant's ability to withstand salt stress and for the development of more salt-tolerant varieties of R. soongorica.