Proteomic dataset of sorghum leaf and root responses to single and combined drought and heat stress.

ABSTRACT: Drought and heat stress significantly limit crop growth and productivity. Their simultaneous occurrence, as often observed in summer crops, leads to larger yield losses. Sorghum is well adapted to dry and hot conditions. Despite the progress that has been made in determining proteomic responses to water deficit or heat stress in crops, such information remains limited for crops subjected to combined water deficit and heat stress. This study presents quantitative proteomics analyses of leaf and root tissues of two contrasting sorghum genotypes grown under normal conditions, water deficit stress, heat stress, and water deficit combined with heat stress. We identified differentially expressed proteins between the two genotypes under these different treatments. GO and KEGG annotation revealed

SUBMITTER: Ali AEE 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11742439 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature