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• TITLE: Brassinosteroids and Plant Responses to Heavy Metal Stress. An Overview

  AUTHORS: Miriam Núñez Vázquez, Yanelis Reyes Guerrero, Lisbel Martínez González, Walfredo Torres de la Noval

  KEYWORDS: Heavy Metal Stress; Brassinosteroids; Tolerance

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Metal, Vol.3 No.2A, July 16, 2013

  ABSTRACT: Soil contamination with heavy metals has become a world-wide problem, leading to the loss in agricultural productivity. Plants have a remarkable ability to take up and accumulate heavy metals from their external environment and it is well known that high levels of heavy metals affect different physiological and metabolic processes. Brassinosteroids are considered as the sixth class of plant hormones and they are essential for plant growth and development. These compounds are able of inducing abiotic stress tolerance in plants. In this paper, information about brassinosteroids and plant responses to heavy metal stress is reviewed.