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Responses of Crops to Abiotic Stress

Plants
During recent years, agriculture has been undergoing a significant transformation in response to contemporary economic pressures and the escalating impact of climate change [...]
Giora Ben-Ari, Georgios Koubouris
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Plant Genes for Abiotic Stress

, 2011
Abiotic stress is the primary cause of crop loss worldwide, reducing average yields for most major crop plants by more than 50%. Plants as sessile organisms are constantly exposed to changes in environmental conditions. When these changes are rapid and extreme, plants generally perceive them as stresses.
CIARMIELLO LF, WOODROW, Pasqualina, PONTECORVO G, FUGGI, Amodio, CARILLO, Petronia   +4 more
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Dragon fruit cultivation in new areas: challenges, management strategies, and insights from India

Discover Agriculture
Dragon fruit is a highly nutritious fruit known for its ability to thrive in diverse soil and climate conditions worldwide, including India. While possessing considerable cultivation potential, dragon fruit yields in India, typically ranging from 15 to ...
V. D. Kakade, A. S. Morade, V. N. Salunkhe, K. M. Boraiah, Dinesh Jinger, Gaurav Singh, S. B. Chavan, Raj Kumar, Aliza Pradhan, Sonal Jadhav, Sachin Magar, Amol Patil, Akash Doke, Priyanka Jadhav, D. D. Nangare, K. Sammi Reddy   +15 more
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Microtubules, signalling and abiotic stress

The Plant Journal, 2013
SummaryPlant microtubules, in addition to their role in cell division and axial cell expansion, convey a sensory function that is relevant for the perception of mechanical membrane stress and its derivatives, such as osmotic or cold stress. During development, sensory microtubules participate in the mechanical integration of plant architecture ...
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Deciphering desiccation tolerance in wild eggplant species: insights from chlorophyll fluorescence dynamics

BMC Plant Biology
Background Climate change exacerbates abiotic stresses, which are expected to intensify their impact on crop plants. Drought, the most prevalent abiotic stress, significantly affects agricultural production worldwide.
Pratapsingh S. Khapte, Sushil S. Changan, Pradeep Kumar, T. H. Singh, Ajay Kumar Singh, Jagadish Rane, K. Sammi Reddy   +6 more
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Combined effects of drought and heat stress on morphology, physiology and yield of quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa)

The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences
Climate change threatens global crop production and food security, especially in marginal areas prone to drought, high temperatures, and resource limitations compounded by rapid population growth.
ASHOK KUMAR SUBUDHI, ALIZA PRADHAN, D K SHARMA, M KUMAR, K K JANGID, D SHID, S B CHAVAN, A K SINGH, K SAMMI REDDY   +8 more
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Innovative and polygonal trend analysis of temperature in agro climatic zones of India

Scientific Reports
Understanding the long-term trends in temperature is crucial for assessing the impacts of climate change on agriculture, human and animal health, and natural habitats.
RN Singh, Sonam Sah, B. Das, Rohit Jaiswal, A. K. Singh, K. S. Reddy, H. Pathak   +6 more
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Assessing the effectiveness of AGRI UDAAN accelerator program on agri-startups in India: an integrated PCA and machine learning approach

Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems
Agri-startups are transforming India’s agricultural landscape by providing innovative solutions and shifting youth from job seekers to job creators. Accelerator programs play a crucial role in strengthening these startups, yet systematic evaluations of ...
Navyasree Ponnaganti, Senthil S. Vinayagam, N. Sivaramane, Nobin Chandra Paul, K. Sammi Reddy, Dhananjay D. Nangare   +5 more
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Effect of Deficit Irrigation and Intercrop Competition on Productivity, Water Use Efficiency and Oil Quality of Chia in Semi-Arid Regions

Horticulturae
Intercropping offers greater scope to introduce new crops. Cultivation of crops with diverse root architecture and different durations enhances the productivity of scarce resources like land and water.
Chowdasandra Byregowda Harisha, Jagadish Rane, Gopikunte Ramegowda Halagunde Gowda, Sangram Bhanudas Chavan, Amresh Chaudhary, Arvind Kumar Verma, Yathendranaik Ravi, Honnappa Asangi, Hanamant Mudukappa Halli, Karnar Manjanna Boraiah, Patil Siddanagouda Basavaraj, Paritosh Kumar, Kotha Sammi Reddy   +12 more
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Chlorophyll Fluorescence-Based High-Throughput Phenotyping Reveals Mechanisms and Enables Rapid Screening of Desiccation-Tolerant Wild Tomato Species

Plants
Desiccation tolerance is a critical adaptive trait that enables plants to survive extreme water loss, yet its physiological basis in tomato and its wild relatives remains poorly understood.
Sushil S. Changan, Pratapsingh S. Khapte, Priti S. Rathod, Sangram B. Chavan, Vijaysinha D. Kakade, Amrut S. Morade, Yogesh P. Khade, S. Gurumurthy, Chetan S. Sonawane, Ajay Kumar Singh, Kotha Sammi Reddy   +10 more
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