Heat and Drought Stresses in Wheat (<em>Triticum aestivum</em> L.): Substantial Yield Losses, Practical Achievements, Improvement Approaches, and Adaptive Mechanisms
The major wheat-producing countries have heterogeneous and fragile agro climatic surroundings but frequently restraining wheat yield and quality losses are predominant under heat and drought prone agriculture exclusively when both stresses occur in blend, which looms the food security globally. Howe...
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2021
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