Main conclusion Global food insecurity concerns due to climate change, emphasizes the
need to focus on the sensitivity of sorghum to climate change and potential crop …

Given the mandated increases in fuel production from alternative sources, limited high-
quality production land, and predicted climate changes, identification of stress-tolerant …

Early planted sorghum usually experiences cooler day/night temperatures, which may result
in delayed growth, floral initiation, and infertile pollen, limiting productivity in high altitudes …

Dissecting the genetic architecture of stress tolerance in crops is critical to understand and
improve adaptation. In temperate climates, early planting of chilling-tolerant varieties could …

Climate change has led to the search for strategies to acclimatize plants to various abiotic
stressors to ensure the production and quality of crops of commercial interest. Sorghum is …

Sorghum is one of the four major C4 crops that are considered to be tolerant to
environmental extremes. Sorghum shows distinct growth responses to temperature stress …

Sorghum is often exposed to suboptimal low temperature stress under field conditions,
particularly at the seedling establishment stage. Enhancing chilling tolerance will facilitate …

Chilling temperatures (0 to 15° C) are a major constraint for temperate cultivation of tropical‐
origin crops, including the cereal crop sorghum (Sorghum bicolor [L.] Moench). Northern …

Sorghum with greater chilling tolerance during early season has the potential to minimize
terminal drought and heat stress damage and efficiently utilize early season residual …

Context Drought and extreme heat at flowering are common stresses limiting the yield of
summer crops. Adaptation to these stresses could be increased by sowing summer crops …