Water Stress, Heat, and Salinity in the Physiological Quality of the Seeds
Plant seeds, being sessile, are simultaneously exposed to favorable or adverse conditions from sowing to harvest. The physiological quality of the seed is affected by the type of biotic and abiotic stress to which the mother plant is exposed, especially in the stages of embryogenesis, development an...
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IntechOpen
2022
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