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Global Structures and SALW Flows to Conflict very comprehensive statement made by the United Nations Organization and clearly explains the present state of apathy of world agriculture. While plant physiological investigations provide knowledge and better understanding of the effects of abiotic stress on plants, crop physiology provides inform

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230592186he resulting ABA response network of intermediates that transduce the signal to trigger gene expression, and (b) the control of ABA metabolism itself that governs the levels of ABA in cells and tissues. Given the importance of abiotic stresses in limiting crop yields, both of these control points, i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-14508-2mplex set of distinct signaling pathways that trigger stress-specific tolerance or avoidance in the organism as a whole. An important biochemical mechanism for regulating such pathways is reversible protein phosphorylation. In this process, the activity of a pathway is modulated through either the a

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,Virginia’s Iron Industry in the Civil War, become dry, root-sourced signals are transported via the xylem to leaves. Nitrate is thought to play a role in modifying root to shoot signaling under drought. We present new data on experiments that used nitrate and ammonium nutrition to modify xylem sap pH. The changes in xylem sap composition in

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