Interactive Effects of Salinity, Drought, and Heat Stresses on Physiological Process and Selection Criteria for Breeding Stress-Resistant Cotton
The cotton crop is adversely affected by the combination of salinity, drought, and heat stress during all growth stages in cultivated areas. The negative impacts of salinity together with water scarcity on osmotic stress dramatically increased the sensitivity of reproductive development. After membr...
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IntechOpen
2022
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