Physiological adaptation of crop plants to flooding stress.

By Liao Ct, L. Ch. 2001

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Alleviation of waterlogging stress in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) by exogenous application of potassium in soil and as a foliar spray (2011, background): “This nutrient deficiency ultimately disturbs a range of physiological processes such as reduced root, stem and leaf growth, chlorosis and necrosis resulting in premature leaf senescence, stomatal closure, photosynthesis and respiration, and increased susceptibility to diseases in plants subjected to”
Molecular Biology, Biotechnology and Genomics of Flooding-Associated Low O2 Stress Response in Plants (2006, background): “In this process, TCA cycle ceases and the production of ATP is shifted from the mitochondrial electron transport chain to substrate-level phosphorylation through anaerobic glycolysis ( Vartapetian and Jackson, 1997 ; Sauter, 2000 ; Liao and Lin, 2001 ).”