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Salt stress vs. salt shock - the case of sugar beet and its halophytic ancestor

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Sugar beet is a highly salt-tolerant crop. However, its ability to withstand high salinity is reduced compared to sea beet, a wild ancestor of all beet crops. The aim of this study was to investigate transcriptional patterns associated with physiological, cytological and biochemical mechanisms involved in salt response in these closely related subspecies. | Salt stress vs. salt shock - the case of sugar beet and its halophytic ancestor

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