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Salt injury was induced by 5% (w/v) NaCl drenching on  Hibiscus hamabo  Sieb. &amp; Zucc. and  H. syriacus  L. seedlings. Total chlorophyll content of  H. hamabo  was higher than that of  H. syriacus . Uniconazole (0.0, 0.5, 1.0, and 5.0 mg·liter –1 ) treatment increased and 25- or 50-mg·liter –1  GA 3  treatment decreased chlorophyll content of  H. hamabo . Total chlorophyll content of  H. syriacus  was not affected by uniconazole or GA 3 . Total carbohydrate content of  H. syriacus  was more accumulated than that of  H. homabo . Total carbohydrate content of  H. hamabo  was more decreased than that of  H. syriacus  by Ca (13.35 or 133.5 mM), uniconazole, or GA 3  in relation to total carbohydrate contents. Protein contents of  H. hamabo  were higher than those of  H. syriacus . Uniconazole or GA 3  increased those of  H. hamabo  and decreased those of  H. syriacus . Peroxidase activity of  H. hamabo  was higher than that of  H. syriacus . Uniconazole decreased that of  H. hamabo  and increased that of  H. syriacus . GA 3  or Ca (13.35 mM) treatment increased that of both species. ATPase activity of  H. hamabo  was higher than that of  H. syriacus . Uniconazole (5 mg·liter –1 ), GA 3 , or Ca decreased that of  H. hamabo  increased that of  H. syriacus .

Physiological Effects of Uniconazole, Gibberellin, and Calcium on Salt Injuries of Hibiscus syriacus and H. hamabo Seedlings