Plant Hormones in Crop Improvement examines the signaling pathways and mechanisms
associated with phytohormones, with particular focus on stress resilience. The growing …

Environmental stresses, especially abiotic stress significantly reduce crop growth and
harvests. There is an utmost need to develop approaches that could reduce crop losses to …

Plant biotic and abiotic stress poses significant challenges to the agroecosystem in the age
of rapid global climate change, thus affecting crop growth and posing a serious risk to …

The latest modifying models of global climate have changed to be an unadorned threat to
the crops production. An extensive scale of biotic and abiotic stresses frequently impacts …

Plants are sessile and prone to multiple stresses in the changing environmental conditions.
Of the several strategies adopted by plants to counteract the adverse effects of abiotic stress …

The environmental stresses, both biotic and abiotic, reduce crop harvests dramatically.
However, abiotic stresses are responsible for the lion's share of harvest losses. We really …

Stresses, either abiotic or biotic, severely affect agricultural productivity and world agriculture
is facing the challenge of increasing the productivity in order to pace up with the increasing …

Abiotic stresses such as water stress, salinity, high and low-temperature stress, flooding, and
ultraviolet radiation cause significant crop losses worldwide. It is very important to prevent …

Agricultural productivity world over is threatened by abiotic stress, intensifying food security
issues. The plant hormones play a significant role in mitigating abiotic stresses, including …

Plants growing under normal natural conditions are often exposed to multiple climatic factors
at once, hence growth and production challenged by several abiotic stress factors …