RESULTS
Leaf sugar
By high salinity concentrations, the level of sugar in leaf
increases. Salicylic acid decreases the sugar at 0 and 25
mM salinity, which is related to 1 mM salicylic acid
concentration. The highest reduction in the level of sugar
in leaf in 50, 75, 100 mM salinity is related to 0.5 mM
salicylic acid concentration. Salicylic acid balances in leaf
sugar level by salinity control that decreases the sugar
level due to salinity stress indirectly. The highest
increasing sugar level at salinity is 100 mM and 0 mM
salicylic acid concentration. The least sugar level is
observed at 0 mM salinity and 1 mM salicylic acid (Figure