The response of contrasting tomato genotypes to combined heat and drought stress

Volume: 202, Pages: 75 - 82
Published: Sep 1, 2016
Abstract
Efforts to maximize yields of food crops can be undermined by abiotic stress factors, particularly those related to climate change. Here, we use a range of physiological methods to detect the individual and combined effects of heat and drought stress on three contrasting varieties of tomato: Hybrid 61, Moskvich, and Nagcarlang. Seedlings were acclimated under the following treatment regimes: CONTROL (25-36°C; well-watered), DRY (25-36°C; 20%...
Paper Details
Title
The response of contrasting tomato genotypes to combined heat and drought stress
Published Date
Sep 1, 2016
Volume
202
Pages
75 - 82
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