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Plant Ecophysiology and Plant Stress Physiology

This special issue belongs to the section “Plant Science“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Climate change has affected the interactions between plant physiology and environmental variables in most terrestrial ecosystems. Plants respond swiftly to abiotic and biotic stress factors in natural and agricultural habitats, either alone or in combination, through complicated acclimatization processes and long-term adaption tactics. Physiological and molecular studies on plant response to different environmental factors like drought, temperature, soil nutrient content, carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration, salinity, and contaminants have provided insight into plants’ adaptation to climate change and their mitigation role in the future. However, it is essential to understand the underlying mechanisms of plant tolerance to biotic and abiotic stress. The goal of this Special Issue of Life on Plant Ecophysiology and Plant Stress Physiology is to demonstrate the current state of knowledge about plant responses to abiotic stresses, and various features related to the possibility of managing and applying such responses during the growth and development of plants to provide sustainable plant production alternatives. We accept all submissions (original research articles, reviews, opinions, mini-reviews, and perspectives) on the following areas:

  • Investigations into the interactions between plants, the environment, and microorganisms ;
  • Studies on plant growth and physiological mechanisms in harsh environments;
  • Studies on the molecular mechanisms of plant growth regulation and abiotic stress tolerance in order to uncover genes and pathways

Dr. Md. Mahadi Hasan
Prof. Dr. Xiangwen Fang
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • drought stress
  • salt stress
  • heavy metal stress
  • flooding stress
  • cold stress
  • light stress
  • high temperature
  • low temperature
  • ozone/air pollution
  • UV radiation
  • phytohormone
  • leaf hydraulics
  • photosynthesis
  • stomata
  • nutrient deficiencies/toxicity
  • stress recovery

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Life - ISSN 2075-1729