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                         The research was   carried out during 2020-2023 season at the Farm of at the Farm of Biological   Control Studies and Reasearch Centre - College of Agriculture - Damascus, and   in the laboratory of Field Crops Department and the laboratory of   biotechnology , The study was carried out on fourteen genotypes of lentil and   tow varieties Edlib3, Edlib4. under laboratory and field conditions, with the aim of evaluating the   response of some studied lentil types to salinity stress at the level of   young seedlings, using rapid laboratory screening technology. A field study   was carried out on six genotypes (tolerant and susceptible) and tow tolerant   varieties, based on the results of the laboratory study, in order to evaluate   the results of the laboratory study and estimate the performance of the   studied genotypes themselves in salinity stressed environments, depending on   some devolopmental characteristics, physiological and Productive Traits which are genetically related to the tolerance   trait. The genetic study was carried out to investigated the genetic   diversity, and determine the genetic Relationship between the studied   genotypes and the cultivated ones using the ISSR technique. and studied alleles varities of some   salinity stress tolerant genes. Increasing the level of salinity stress in   the growth solution caused a significant reduction in the average length of   seedlings, which was significantly higher in the control treatment (18.33 cm)   and decreased proportionally with increasing the salinity level in the   growing media. The salinity stress level of 140 NaCl mM caused a reduction   the seedling length estimated by 49.88% and reduction the length of the roots   estimated by 49.58% compared with the control, thereby it could be considered   as optimum lethal salinity level. The reduction percentage in the length of   both roots and seedlings was significantly lower (9.86 and 10% respectively)   at the induction salinity level of 50 NaCl mM compared with the other   induction levels, so it is considered as the optimum induction level. The   reduction percentage in the length of both roots and seedlings was   significantly lower in the salinityally induced seedlings (27.82 and 19.13   %respectively), while it was significantly higher in the non-induced   seedlings (59.13 and 50.43% respectively), indicating the importance of   induction to enhance the tolerance capacity of lens seedlings to the lethal   salinity stress levels. The lens genotypes (Idlib3, Idlib4, X2011s242-230-3, X2013-21-2, X2011s-110-23) are classified as highly salinity stress tolerant, while the   genotypes (X2011s-130-1, X2013-126-54,   X2011s59-20) are classified as highly susceptible genotypes, while the rest   of genotypes classified as moderately susceptible to salinity stress. The   Field eXperiment statistical analysis results showed that there were   significant differences (p ≤ 0.05) between the studied genotypes, traits and interaction   between them. X2013-21-2 genotype   marked by early in days to germination (12.8 days) and   early in days-to-heading (86 days), X2011s-242-230-3   genotype marked by early in days to poding   (114 days), early in days to complete maturity (144.4 days). The average   plant height was significantly higher for the   genotypes X2011s242-230-3, X2013-21-2 (45.11, 41.2 cm respectively) without   significant differences among them. The average first pod   was significantly higher for the genotypes X2011s242-230-3, X2011s-110-23   (34.55, 33.74 cm respectively) without   significant differences among them. The average number of main branches was significantly   higher for the genotypes X2011s-130-1, X2013-126-54   (5.1, 5.163 branche. Plant-1 respectively) without significant differences among them. Idlib3 genotype marked by high relative water content (60.8%)   and Low dry matter percentage (16.7%.( Salinity Susceptibility IndeX   was significantly higher for the genotypes X2011s-59-20, X2011s-110-23, X2013-126-541.242،1.207)   1.115   respectively) without significant   differences among them. And the concentration of the total soluble proteins   was  significantly higher for the   genotype X201s-130-1(48.7). In the   genetic study that was conducted to determine the degree of genetic kinship   between the studied Lentil genotypes using ISSR technique, a total number of   14 primer were used for this purpose which had proved its effectiveness in   giving polymorphisms among the studied genotypes, as they resulted 66 bands,   the number of bands per primer pair ranged between tow as the lowest number   of bands for (ISSR-37) and siX bands as the highest number of bands for (ISSR25, ISSR28, ISSR32) primer,   with an average of 4.576 band per primer. The average polymorphisms   percentage was 97.14%. The poly-morphism information content (PIC) ranged   from 0.3432 to 0.4998 with an average of 0.4650, as the used primers proved   their ability to distinguish between the studied genotypes. It was found the   percent agreement values (PAV) is 0.7546 among the two genotypes Idlib4 and X2011s-59-20 as the lowest   value of PAV, which indicates that there is a variation of genetic   relationship, while the highest value of PAV was 0.8657 between the   two genotypes, Idlib3 and Idlib4 which indicates that they have a large  genetic degree between them.Genetic   kinship tree split into two main branches; the one branch included most studied genotypes while the second branche included   the genotypes X2013-126-54، X2011s-59-20. In the study of salinity stress genes allelic   variations, CuZn SODI gene was   superior in the number of  alleles it   gave, amounting to 8 alleles with all the studied genotypes within one   morphotype, followed by SOS3 gene with 6 alleles within one morphotypes, and Edlip4 and X2011s-242-230-3 genotypes had the largest number of alleles (6   alleles), followed by the Edlip3   genotype with 5 alleles, this indicates that they are more salinity stress   tolerant genotypes, while the X2011s-110-23, X2013-126-54 genotypes  had the least number   of alleles (only three).  
                          
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