Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of abiotic stresses, including drought, high temperature, salinity, and waterlogging, which not only directly constrain crop growth and productivity but also reshape plant–pathogen interactions by altering host physiology and immune responses. These climate-drive...
Yousol Hwang, Gwangmin Ryu, Moon-Sub Lee et al.· Plants· 0 citations
Tropical crops are increasingly exposed to climate-driven, recurrent combinations of heat, excessive irradiance, high vapor pressure deficit (VPD), drought, flooding, salinity, and pathogen pressure that collectively impair photosynthesis and reduce crop productivity. Unlike individual stress events, these interacting...
Mohammad Shafiqul Islam, N. J. Methela, Young B. Cho et al.· International Journal of Mol...· 0 citations
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