In present times, the levels of ionizing radiation (IR) on the surface of Earth are relatively low,
posing no high challenges for the survival of contemporary life forms. IR derives from natural …

In nature, plants are simultaneously exposed to different abiotic (eg, heat, drought, and
salinity) and biotic (eg, bacteria, fungi, and insects) stresses. Climate change and …

Barley is a resilient crop with high nutritional value and adaptability, making it a promising
candidate for phytoremediation and space agriculture. The study presents a comprehensive …

Ionising γ radiation produces reactive oxygen species by water radiolysis, providing an
interesting model approach for studying oxidative stress in plants. Three‐week old plants of …

The environmental ramifications stemming from the application of graphene-based materials
have sparked significant interest in recent years. This study delved into assessing the …

The impact of chronic radiation exposure on phytohormone content and expression of
phytohormone-and stress-related genes of Scots pine in the zone affected by the Chernobyl …

A comprehensive study of the biological effects of chronic radiation exposure (8 μGy/h) in
populations of white clover (Trifolium repens L.) from the Chernobyl exclusion zone was …

Our understanding of the long-term consequences of chronic ionising radiation for living
organisms remains scarce. Modern molecular biology techniques are helpful tools for …

The development of adaptation strategies for crops under ever-changing climate conditions
is a critically important food security issue. Studies of barley responses to ionising radiation …

Purpose The study of mechanisms of plant responses to extreme conditions, particularly,
microgravity and ionizing radiation, is crucial for space exploration. Modern space biology of …