Crop Stress Physiology (Volume 1)

Editor(s)
Preface

Sundaresan Srivignesh
Department of Horticulture, School of Life Sciences, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur - 610 005, Tamil Nadu, India.
Alagarsamy Ramesh Kumar
HoD, Department of Horticulture, School of Life Sciences, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur - 610 005, Tamil Nadu, India.
Dr. Gurunathan Selvakumar
Assistant Professor (Genetics and Plant Breeding), SRM College of Agricultural Sciences, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Vendhar Nagar, Baburayanpettai, Elapakkam (Post), Chengalpattu (Dt.), Tamil Nadu, India.
Subiramaniyan Ashok
Assistant Professor (Crop Physiology), Department of Crop Physiology, Adhiparasakthi Agricultural College, G. B. Nagar, Kalavai, Ranipet Dt 632506, Tamil Nadu, India.

Crop Stress Physiology (Volume 1) provides an overview of the physiological, biochemical, and molecular responses of crop plants to diverse environmental stresses. The volume covers major stresses such as drought, salinity, heat, cold, flooding, nutrient imbalance, and heavy-metal toxicity, with emphasis on stress perception, signalling, water relations, photosynthesis, oxidative stress, antioxidant defence, hormonal regulation, and metabolic adaptation. It also highlights the mechanisms of stress tolerance and their importance in crop improvement and sustainable agriculture. The book serves as a useful reference for students, researchers, plant breeders, agronomists, and professionals working in crop physiology and stress management.

Chapters

Nano-Elicited Eustress and Stress Memory- Priming Vegetable Seeds for Drought and Salinity Resilience

Anbu Sezhian Ambethgar,

Divyabharathi M C,

Archana Devi E,

Arumuka Pravin Ivadurai,

Ramesh Kumar Alagarsamy,

Kathiresan Shanmugam,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 03-Jan-2024 | Pages : 1-13

ROS and Autophagy as Coordinated Regulators of Plant Stress Survival

Archana Devi E,

Divyabharathi M C,

Anbu Sezhian Ambethgar,

Arumugam Harish,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 15-Mar-2024 | Pages : 14-27

Proteomics in Crop Stress Physiology

M. P. Ellampirai,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

Subramanian Manivannan,

Manonmani S,

Indian G,

Taneti Sravya Keerthana,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 05-Apr-2024 | Pages : 28-35

Integrated Molecular and Physiological Mechanism underlying plant stress tolerance

M. C. Divyabharathi,

M Abishek,

Archana Devi E,

R Gokiladevi,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 29-May-2024 | Pages : 36-54

Source – Sink Dynamics and Assimilate Partitioning in Stress-affected Crops

Rekha GV,

Iniya Bharathi R,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 26-Jun-2024 | Pages : 55-73

Breeding Strategies for Improving Stress Tolerance in Fruit Crops

Pradeep M,

Iniya Barathi R,

V Akhila,

A. Ramesh Kumar,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 18-Jul-2024 | Pages : 74-87

Emerging bio-stimulants and signaling molecules in sustainable plant stress management

Indian G,

Subramanian Manivannan,

Chithra M,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

M. P. Ellampirai,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 09-Aug-2024 | Pages : 88-105

Phytohormone Signalling Networks and Crosstalk Under Climate Change Stress

V. Akhila,

Iniya Bharathi,

Pradeep M,

A. Ramesh Kumar,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 13-Sep-2024 | Pages : 106-123

Plant Membrane Transporters in Nutrient Uptake and Stress Adaptation

Iniya Bharathi R,

Pradeep M,

V Akhila,

Rekha GV,

Srivignesh Sundaresan,

Rama Krishna K,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 30-Oct-2024 | Pages : 124-139

Decoding the Plant Responses to Bacterial Disease-Induced Stress

Subramanian Manonmani,

Subramanian Manivannan,

Sundaresan Srivignesh,

PAID ACCESS | Published on : 13-Nov-2024 | Pages : 140-159

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Crop Stress Physiology (Volume 1)

Nano-Elicited Eustress and Stress Memory- Priming Vegetable Seeds for Drought and Salinity Resilience

ROS and Autophagy as Coordinated Regulators of Plant Stress Survival

Proteomics in Crop Stress Physiology

Integrated Molecular and Physiological Mechanism underlying plant stress tolerance

Source – Sink Dynamics and Assimilate Partitioning in Stress-affected Crops

Breeding Strategies for Improving Stress Tolerance in Fruit Crops

Emerging bio-stimulants and signaling molecules in sustainable plant stress management

Phytohormone Signalling Networks and Crosstalk Under Climate Change Stress

Plant Membrane Transporters in Nutrient Uptake and Stress Adaptation

Decoding the Plant Responses to Bacterial Disease-Induced Stress