Plant stress responses describe ... by the detection by the plant of some form of stress. Stresses can be abiotic, such as drought or excess light, or biotic, such as herbivores or pathogens.

The frequency of these unpredictable ‘stress’ events is expected to increase further in the near future ... For example, Mediterranean basin, in which high light growing plants face heat waves coupled ...

You would need artificial lighting for starting seeds in medium light. Like the low light plants, these plants will not dry out as quickly. Avoid overwatering by feeling the soil. A high-light plant ...

Plants are susceptible to photodamage under N stress; however, they can dissipate excessive energy through non ... This was confirmed in Solanum lycopersicum grown under high temperature and high ...

Nature around us has always extended a unique way to manage stress—incorporating plants into daily life. Plants are known to ...