Abstract:Abstracts: ThisteststudiedtheefectofexogenoustrehaloseonthephysiologicalindicatorsofHipophaerhamnoides, andthephysiologicalmechanism oftrehaloseresistancetosaltwasexplored,whichitcanprovidea theoreticalbasisfor theapplicationoftrehaloseinproductiontoaleviatethesaltstres.Thetestunderpotedconditions,andthenset5treat- mentsincludingblankcontrol,saltstres+ diferentconcentrationsoftrehalose (0,0.2,0.4,0.6 mmol· L-l ),each treatmentwasrepeated3 times.Theresultsshowedthatthechlorophylandfreprolinecontentsintheleavesofthetwo H.rhamnoidesvarietiesof0.4 mmol·L-l trehalosewassignificantlyhigherthancontrolundersaltstres,andtheMDA contentwassignificantlylowerthancontrol;theactivityoftrehalose-6-phosphatephosphatase(TPP)intheleavesoftwo H.rhamnoidesvarietiesofexogenoustrehalosewashigherthancontrolundersaltstres,andthecontentofsolublesugar andsolubleproteinwassignificantlyhigherthancontrol;theefectof0.4 mmol·L-l exogenoustrehaloseonimproving TPPactivitywasbeterthanthatof0.2mmol·L-l and0.4mmol·L-l treatments,whichwasbeneficialtotheacumu- lationofsolublesugarandaleviatedtheharmofsaltstrestoH.rhamnoides.Theregulationefectofexogenoustreha- loseonTPPactivitymaybeitsphysiologicalmechanismtoaleviatethesaltstresofseabuckthorn,and0.4mmol·L-l is theappropriatesprayconcentration