Plant Flooding Sensitivity and Tolerance Mechanisms /
The issue of flooding has become a significant challenge on a global scale especially in rain-fed ecosystems, having soils with poor drainage. This significantly diminishes crop yield. Therefore, it is imperative to address the issue of flood stress, including the potential strategies for mitigating...
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| Putanga: | 1st ed. 2025. |
| Rangatū: | Plant in Challenging Environments,
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| 505 | 0 | |a Part I. Plant responses to flooding stress -- Chapter 1. Anatomical, morphological, and physiological consequences and adaptations in flood stressed-plants -- Chapter 2. Plant root responses and acclimatisation to flooding stress -- Chapter 3. Effects of flooding stress on plant developmental stages and antioxidant defense system and its alleviation through agronomic measures -- Chapter 4. Plant Oxidative Stress Associated with Flood Stress -- Chapter 5. Deciphering the plant response to flood induced hypoxia and anoxia at the molecular level -- Chapter 6. Molecular mechanism of plants’ responses to hypoxia/anoxia caused By flooding -- Chapter 7. Molecular mechanisms to facilitate recovery after flooding attempts to increase flood stress tolerance in crops -- Part II. Mitigation strategies to flooding stress -- Chapter 8. Flood-induced physicochemical changes in soil and their mitigation by biochar -- Chapter 9. A brief overview of beneficial microbes or bio inoculants to lower flood stress-induced damage of crop plants -- Chapter 10. Mechanisms of beneficial microbes in mitigating flood stress -- Chapter 11. Beneficial Microbes or Bioinoculants to Lower Flood Stress Damages of Crop Plants -- Part III. Molecular approaches to investigate flooding stress -- Chapter 12. An Overview of Scientific Approaches Towards the Introduction of Flood-Proof Crops -- Chapter 13. "Omics" based approaches for the identification of flood stress-related markers in plants -- Chapter 14. Transgenic Approaches to overcome the Flood Stress Damage -- Part IV. Case studies on flooding tolerant plants -- Chapter 15. Rice: A crop adapted to flood. | |
| 520 | |a The issue of flooding has become a significant challenge on a global scale especially in rain-fed ecosystems, having soils with poor drainage. This significantly diminishes crop yield. Therefore, it is imperative to address the issue of flood stress, including the potential strategies for mitigating its adverse effects on crop yield, in order to ensure the continued provision of food for the growing global population. This book aims at bringing out a comprehensive collection of information on flooding stress on plants such as morphological, physiological, and molecular responses of plants to flood stress, omics studies to understand the molecular mechanism underlying flooding stress tolerance, and transgenic and microbial strategies to overcome flood stress. It also deals with the use of new technologies to understand flood stress and plant responses. The chapters included in this book are the compilation of latest information and data on the flood stress, its effect on the physiology, growth, and development of crop plants as well as mechanisms adapted by plants to overcome this stress. This book will help Researchers, Professors, Agri-Entrepreneurs, and Technologists understand the detrimental effects of flood stress, to develop newer approaches to mitigate flood stress. The book will help fill in designing new dimensions in the Flood Stress research and development of methods and technologies to overcome the flood-induced losses in crop yield. | ||
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