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• W2567589277 abstract "1 * Abstract: The rising temperatures are resulting in heat stress for various agricul- tural crops to limit their growth, metabolism, and leading to significant loss of yield potential worldwide. Heat stress adversely affects normal plant growth and develop- ment depending on the sensitivity of each crop species. Each crop species has its own range of temperature maxima and minima at different developmental stages beyond which all these processes get inhibited. The reproductive stage is on the whole more sensitive to heat stress, resulting in impaired fertilization to cause abortion of flowers. During seed filling, heat stress retards seed growth by affecting all the biochemical events to reduce seed size. Unfavorable temperature may significantly affect photo- synthesis, respiration, water balance, and membrane stability of leaves. To combat heat stress, plants acquire various defense mechanisms for their survival such as maintaining membrane stability, and scavenging reactive oxygen species by generat- ing antioxidants and stress proteins. Thermo-tolerance can be improved by the accu- mulation of various compounds of low molecular mass known as thermo-protectants as well as phyto-hormones. Exogenous application of these molecules has benefited plants growing under heat stress. Alternatively, transgenic plants over-expressing the enzymes catalyzing the synthesis of these molecules may be raised to increase their endogenous levels to improve heat tolerance. In recent times, various transgen- ics have been developed with improved thermo-tolerance having potential benefits for inducing heat tolerance in food crops. Updated information about of the effects of heat stress on various food crops and their responses as well as adaptive mecha- nisms is reviewed here." @default.
• W2567589277 created "2017-01-06" @default.
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• W2567589277 date "2016-01-01" @default.
• W2567589277 modified "2023-09-22" @default.
• W2567589277 title "SOIL & CROP SCIENCES | REVIEW ARTICLE Food crops face rising temperatures: An overview of responses, adaptive mechanisms, and approaches to improve heat tolerance" @default.
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