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In vitro drought stress and drought-related gene expression in banana
Molecular Biology Reports, 2022Banana is largely grown in tropical and subtropical climates. It is rich in various food components and has quite a high economic value. Unavailable ecological and agricultural conditions cause quantitative and qualitative losses in banana cultivation.
Eda Zekai +4 more
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Drought stress responses in crops
Functional & Integrative Genomics, 2014Among the effects of impending climate change, drought will have a profound impact on crop productivity in the future. Response to drought stress has been studied widely, and the model plant Arabidopsis has guided the studies on crop plants with genome sequence information viz., rice, wheat, maize and sorghum.
Arun K, Shanker +6 more
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Drought and Salt Stress in Cereals
2015Abiotic stresses, such as salinity, drought, extreme temperatures, chemical toxicity and oxidative stress represent a grave threat to agriculture dramatically affecting the crop production around the world. Climate changes are projected to have a significant impact on temperature and precipitation profiles increasing the incidence and severity of ...
Linda Mondini, Pagnotta, Mario Augusto
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1994
Water stress in mesophytic (non drought tolerant), as opposed to xerophytic (drought tolerant) cultivated species is probably the most common type of plant stress and in many regions is the bottleneck of agricultural development. Based on data collected from various geobotanical regions, Hurvitz (1958) has categorized drought tolerance of cultivated ...
Bryan D. Mckersie, Ya’acov Y. Leshem
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Water stress in mesophytic (non drought tolerant), as opposed to xerophytic (drought tolerant) cultivated species is probably the most common type of plant stress and in many regions is the bottleneck of agricultural development. Based on data collected from various geobotanical regions, Hurvitz (1958) has categorized drought tolerance of cultivated ...
Bryan D. Mckersie, Ya’acov Y. Leshem
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Proteomic responses of drought-tolerant and drought-sensitive cotton varieties to drought stress
Molecular Genetics and Genomics, 2016Drought, one of the most widespread factors reducing agricultural crop productivity, affects biological processes such as development, architecture, flowering and senescence. Although protein analysis techniques and genome sequencing have made facilitated the proteomic study of cotton, information on genetic differences associated with proteomic ...
Haiyan, Zhang +6 more
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2009
Drought stress severely limits plant growth and productivity. Traditional plant breeding strategies have made significant contributions to the generation of stress-tolerant plants. The problem in setting-up strategies for generating drought stress tolerant plants is the complex multigenic nature of the tolerance mechanisms.
Dorothea Bartels, Jonathan Phillips
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Drought stress severely limits plant growth and productivity. Traditional plant breeding strategies have made significant contributions to the generation of stress-tolerant plants. The problem in setting-up strategies for generating drought stress tolerant plants is the complex multigenic nature of the tolerance mechanisms.
Dorothea Bartels, Jonathan Phillips
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2006
This chapter examines the response of L. japonicus plants to different types of osmotic stress in the context of the changes most commonly noticed in other plant species. Up to 12-fold proline accumulation was detected in L. japonicus plants in relation to drought and salt stress treatments.
Pedro Díaz +2 more
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This chapter examines the response of L. japonicus plants to different types of osmotic stress in the context of the changes most commonly noticed in other plant species. Up to 12-fold proline accumulation was detected in L. japonicus plants in relation to drought and salt stress treatments.
Pedro Díaz +2 more
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Cold, salinity and drought stresses: An overview
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 2005World population is increasing at an alarming rate and is expected to reach about six billion by the end of year 2050. On the other hand food productivity is decreasing due to the effect of various abiotic stresses; therefore minimizing these losses is a major area of concern for all nations to cope with the increasing food requirements. Cold, salinity
Shilpi, Mahajan, Narendra, Tuteja
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Drought Stress Memory and Drought Stress Tolerance in Plants: Biochemical and Molecular Basis
2016Drought is one of the major environmental factors limiting plant growth and development. Drought stress tolerance in plants involves diverse and multiple physiological and molecular mechanisms. Priming and drought stress memory are key processes, by which plant may increase the tolerance to subsequent drought events.
Li, Xiangnan, Liu, Fulai
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Molecular responses to drought and cold stress
Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 1996A variety of plant genes are induced by drought and cold stress, and they are thought to be involved in the stress tolerance of the plant. At least five signal transduction pathways control these genes: two are dependent on abscisic acid (ABA), and the others are ABA-independent.
K, Shinozaki, K, Yamaguchi-Shinozaki
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