The study challenges traditional understanding. Scientists make crucial discovery after studying plants growing in extreme environments: 'Remarkable' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Investigating heat stress in crops, this review highlights genetic adaptations and CRISPR techniques to develop resilient varieties for sustainable agriculture.

Abnormal dry and hot conditions can cause stress for crop production during critical growth stages with implications of yield loss, profit loss and livestock management concerns. The Purdue Extension ...

Wheat needs a cooler season to grow, and the crop is usually sown between October and December, and harvested between February and April in the Rabi crop season.

Mangoes in the district are also being affected by the rising temperatures, along with strawberries. The heat is causing ...

Understanding how plants withstand heat stress is key to developing strategies to help both native plants and crops survive in an increasingly warming climate, supporting both ecosystem stability ...

High-resolution thermal imagery provides field-level insights to optimize water use and maximize crop yields WASHINGTON, DC / ACCESS Newswire / ...

though the heat proved to be a larger issue for the plant. “There is a pressing need to develop high-yielding maize genotypes capable of withstanding temperature stress,” Saha said.