September 10, 2025Plant Signaling & BehaviorOpen Access

Mitigating salinity and cadmium stress in rice ( Oryza sativa L.) using PGPR and salicylic acid: rhizosphere, health risk, and physiological insights

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Salinity and cadmium stress significantly impaired rice plant growth and physiological functions, indicating serious agricultural challenges.
The application of PGPR and salicylic acid substantially mitigated oxidative stress, resulting in improved biomass and gas exchange in rice plants.
Observational analysis of rice plants showed reduced cadmium accumulation by 37%, enhancing phytoremediation and health risk profiles.
Findings highlight the potential of combining biological and organic treatments in sustainable farming to combat soil contamination.

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Study reveals PGPR and salicylic acid improve rice growth under salinity and cadmium stress, suggesting benefits for agricultural practices.

AL‐Huqail et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Study reveals PGPR and salicylic acid improve rice growth under salinity and cadmium stress, suggesting benefits for agricultural practices.