… for achieving more stress-tolerant and climate-flexible crops and sustainable yield increases
to meet the food and energy demands of the future. The ongoing climate change is in fact …

… effect of climate change on crop development, yield, and quality. Abiotic stresses have been
… adaptation strategies of plants that can be exploited for improving the crop stress tolerance. …

… with climate change induced stresses. … abiotic stresses like heat stress, salt stress, drought,
chilling injury and water-logging, the most common stresses caused due to climate change. …

… Abiotic stresses already represent one of the key factors limiting worldwide crop production.
… by abiotic stress factors and their interactions with biotic stress factors. Climate change is …

… The climate change and its mitigation strategies have increasingly gained tremendous
attention over the last decades as a result of its increasing influence on agriculture. Agricultural …

… waterlogging, cold stress, and high-temperature, limits crop growth and thus reduces crop
yield. Climate change has posed threat to world agriculture because of abiotic stress intensity. …

… Given global climate change, the sustainability of crop production is a serious challenging …
and abiotic stresses in the farmer’s field. Among the various abiotic stresses, drought stress is …

… and abiotic stress studies indicate that abiotic stresses particularly heat … It is noteworthy that
global climate change is predicted to … biotic and abiotic stresses under global climate change. …

… agronomic practices, nanotechnology, and other climate-smart agricultural technologies
would help to mitigate climate change-induced abiotic stresses in sustainable wheat production. …

… stresses, responses are more complex and different stress … to Climate Change,” the authors
suggest “the major abiotic stresses expected to increase in response to climate change are …