Silicon is the second most abundant element and accounts for 27–28% of the earth's crust.
Biological systems also contain significant amounts of silicon, as amorphous silica (SiO 2 …

In the era of climate change, due to increased incidences of a wide range of various
environmental stresses, especially biotic and abiotic stresses around the globe, the …

Increased exposure to biotic/abiotic stresses decreases the growth and yield of crops and
further affects the feasibility of sustainable agricultural production. The demand for …

Silicon (Si) being considered as a nonessential element for plant growth and development
finds its role in providing several benefits to the plant, especially under stress conditions …

Silicon (Si) has never been acknowledged as a vital nutrient though it confers a crucial role
in a variety of plants. Si may usually be expressed more clearly in Si-accumulating plants …

Silicon (Si) is the most abundant element after oxygen on the earth's crust and silicate
minerals make up a large portion of soil minerals. The Si is quasi‐essential element for plant …

Abstract Background Silicon (Si) is known to have numerous beneficial effects on plants,
alleviating diverse forms of abiotic and biotic stress. Research on this topic has accelerated …

In the present era, the progression of plant development in the environment is adversely
affected by increasing incidences of abiotic and biotic stresses. These stressors singly or in …

Silicon (Si) has emerged as a pivotal element influencing various aspects of plant growth
and development. This review explores the multifaceted effects of Si on plants …

In the present era, rapid industrialization and urbanization has resulted in unwanted
physiological, chemical, and biological changes in the environment that have harmful effects …