Being sessile, plants encounter a variety of biotic and abiotic threats in their life cycle. To
minimize the damages caused by such threats, plants have acquired sophisticated response …

Abiotic stresses are among the primary environmental variables that have consistently
posed challenges to agricultural production worldwide. In the last decades, our …

Plants face various adverse environmental conditions, particularly with the ongoing changes
in global climate, which drastically affect the growth, development and productivity of crops …

As sessile species and without the possibility of escape, plants constantly face numerous
environmental stresses. To adapt in the external environmental cues, plants adjust …

Developing stress-tolerant plants continues to be the goal of breeders due to their realized
yields and stability. Plant responses to drought have been studied in many different plant …

Plants can develop stress memory as a response to various abiotic stresses, but the
underlying mechanisms are not yet fully understood. Most of the knowledge concerning the …

The agricultural sector must produce resilient and climate-smart crops to meet the increasing
needs of global food production. Recent advancements in elucidating the mechanistic basis …

Plants grow in dynamic environments where they can be exposed to a multitude of stressful
factors, all of which affect their development, yield, and, ultimately, reproductive success …

A history of exposure to a range of different types of stress alters subsequent plant
responses. The process of priming or hardening involves prior exposure to a biotic or an …

Plants acquire enhanced tolerance to intermittent abiotic stress by employing information
obtained during prior exposure to an environmental disturbance, a process known as …