| Synergism and antagonism in plant acclimation to abiotic stress combinations | Karl Josef DIETZ | 587–600 |
| The trade-off between UVB sensitivity and tolerance against other stresses in African rice species | Gideon Sadikiel MMBANDO, Jun HIDEMA | 601–612 |
| Manipulation of lipophilic antioxidants to enhance oxidative stress tolerance and nutritional quality in transgenic sweetpotato | Ho Soo KIM, So Eun KIM, Chan Ju LEE, Sul U PARK, Xiaofeng BIAN, Yizhi XIE, Sang Soo KWAK, Barış UZİLDAY, Rengin Özgür UZİLDAY | 613–622 |
| Physiological, biochemical, and metabolic responses of abiotic plant stress: salinity and drought | Kiarash Jamshidi GOHARRIZI, Michael R HAMBLIN, Soraya KARAMI, Maryam NAZARI | 623–642 |
| Proteomic analysis reveals different responses to drought between the Cleome spinosa (C3) and Cleome gynandra (C4) | Hakan TERZİ, Mustafa YILDIZ, Fadimana KAYA | 643–654 |
| Identification and characterization of the Pvul-GASA gene family in the Phaseolus vulgaris and expression patterns under salt stress | Emre İLHAN, Aybüke OKAY, Emine Sümer ARAS, Marta GORSKA, İlker BÜYÜK | 655–670 |
| Evaluation of the effects of temperature, light, and UV-C radiation on HSP70A expression in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii | Elif DEMİRKAN, Tuba SEVGİ | 671–680 |
| Interactive effects of salinity and plant density on the growth of Cyperus arenarius, a sand dune stabilizer | Muhammad Zaheer AHMED, Farhat AGHA, Bilquees GUL, Muhammad Ajmal KHAN | 681–687 |
| Habitat variation and vulnerability of Quercus brantii woodlands in the Zagros Mountains, Iran | Roghayeh ZOLFAGHARI, Payam FAYYAZ, Erwin BERGMEIER, Esfandiar JAHANTAB | 688–700 |
| Altered water relations, selective nutrient uptake, and reduced Na+ flux make Halopeplis perfoliata an obligate halophyte | Abdul HAMEED, Muhameed Zaheer AHMED, Bilquees GUL, Sarwat Ghulam RASOOL | 701–712 |