Effects of Seed Priming Methods on Morphological Traits of Rice

Seed priming is a technique used to enhance the growth and stress tolerance of plants, including rice, by pre-treating seeds before sowing. Under salt stress, different seed priming methods can significantly influence the morphological traits of rice. Common priming methods include hydropriming, osmopriming, and halopriming. Overall, these methods improve rice growth and resilience under salt stress, but their effectiveness varies depending on the priming agent used and the severity of stress.