Fig. 8From: Exogenous melatonin improves the salt tolerance of cotton by removing active oxygen and protecting photosynthetic organsTransmission electron microscopy (TEM) of mesophyll cells of cotton leaf. (A–C) figure shows the TEM structure of mesophyll cell of CK, S, and S + MT200 plants, respectively; (D–F) figure shows the relatively high magnified view of chloroplasts of the plant of CK, S, and S + MT200 plants, respectively; (H–J) figure shows the relatively high magnified view of mitochondria of the plant of CK, S, and S + MT200 plants, respectively. Control (CK) and salt-treated (S) plants were sprayed with distilled water, while S + MT200 was sprayed with 200 μM MT. Chl chloroplast, Mi mitochondrion, Gl Grana lamellaeBack to article page