Transcriptome analysis of sorghum under arginine and cadmium treatment in shoot and root

This study focuses on the transcriptomic response of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) to the combined treatment of arginine and cadmium in both above-ground and below-ground tissues. The primary goal is to investigate how arginine supplementation mitigates the toxic effects of cadmium on plant growth and metabolism. Understanding these molecular mechanisms is crucial for developing strategies to improve crop tolerance to heavy metal stress, offering potential solutions for enhancing agricultural productivity in contaminated soils.