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Harsh Environment and Plant Resilience - Molecular and Functional Aspects (Paperback, 1st ed. 2021)
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Harsh Environment and Plant Resilience - Molecular and Functional Aspects (Paperback, 1st ed. 2021)
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In the recent past, threats from climate change and unforeseeable
environmental extremes to plant growth and productivity have
consistently increased. The climate change-driven effects,
especially from unpredictable environmental fluctuations, can
result in an increased prevalence of abiotic and biotic stresses in
plants. These stresses have slowed down the global yields of crop
plants. On the other hand, food security for the rapidly growing
human population in a sustainable ecosystem is a major concern of
the present-day world. Thus, understanding the core developmental,
physiological and molecular aspects that regulate plant growth and
productivity in a challenging environment is a pivotal issue to be
tackled by the scientific community dealing with sustainable
agricultural and horticultural practices. Plants are influenced by
the adverse environmental conditions at various levels, their
different and diverse responses play a significant role in
determining their growth, production and the overall geographical
distribution. The chapters in this book focus on the biological
mechanisms and fundamental principles that determine how different
plant species grow, perform and interact with a challenging
environment. This book covers a broad range of topics in plant
science, including gene function, molecules, physiology, cell
biology and plant ecology, to understand the functioning of plants
under harsh environmental conditions. The book elucidates the
physiological and molecular mechanisms in different plant species,
ecophysiological interactions of plants, interplay between plant
roots, arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and plant growth-promoting
rhizobacteria, biosensors for monitoring stress, production of
secondary metabolites, stress alleviation processes, and more.
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