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Hormetic effects of pre-flowering UV-C-dominated radiation enhance yield and fruit quality on tomato
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• Irradiated plants show higher photosynthesis despite lower pigment content. • Low UV doses trigger beneficial hormetic acclimation and antioxidant defense. • Progressive UVR8 expression suggests a role in perceiving UV-C radiation. • Pre-flowering UV radiation boosts tomato size, fruit yield and flower production. • UV treatment increases lycopene by 31% and carotenoids by 27% in fruits.
Keywords:
Solanum lycopersicum
UV-C radiation
Hormesis
UVR8
Lycopene
Antioxidant capacity
Sustainable agriculture
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