Plant Stress Mitigators: Types, Techniques and Functions presents a detailed contextual discussion of various stressors on plant health and yield, with accompanying insights into options for limiting impacts using chemical elicitors, bio-stimulants, breeding techniques and agronomical techniques such as seed priming, cold plasma treatment, and nanotechnology, amongst others. The book explores the various action mechanisms for enhancing plant growth and stress tolerance capacity, including nutrient solubilizing and mobilizing, biocontrol activity against plant pathogens, phytohormone production, soil conditioners, and many more unrevealed mechanisms.
This book combines research, methods, opinion, perspectives and reviews, dissecting the stress alleviation action of different plant stress mitigators on crops grown under optimal and sub-optimal growing conditions (abiotic and biotic stresses).
- Explores the various action mechanisms of mitigators
- Highlights the relationship between mitigator and nutrient efficiency, product quality and microbial population
- Includes both biotic and abiotic stressors and their mitigation options
1. Approaches in stress mitigation of plants
2. Biocontrol: a novel eco-friendly mitigation strategy for managing plant
diseases
3. Salicylic Acid Induced Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Plants
4. Salicylic Acid Mediated Postharvest Chilling and Disease Stress Tolerance
in Horticultural Crops
5. Germination and seedling establishment of useful tropical trees for
ecological restoration: Implications for conservation against environmental
stresses
6. Soil health and plant stress mitigation
7. Salicylic acid and ascorbic acid as mitigators of chilling stress in
plants
8. Role of glycine betaine in the protection of plants against environmental
stresses
9. Effects of plant growth regulators on physiological and phytochemical
parameters in medicinal plants under stress conditions
10. Proline and soluble carbohydrates biosynthesis and their roles in plants
under abiotic stresses
11. Switching role of hydrogen sulfide in amelioration of metal stress in
plant
12. PGPR reduces the adverse effects of abiotic stresses by modulating
morphological and biochemical properties in plants
13. Role of polyamine in plants under abiotic stresses: Regulation of
biochemicalinteractions
14. Prime-omics approaches to mitigate stress response in plant
15. Perspectives of using plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria under salinity
stress for sustainable crop production
16. Biosaline agriculture coupled with efficient management strategies for
sustainable agriculture on salt affected Vertisols
17. Chemicalelicitors- a mitigationstrategy for maximize crop yieldsunder
abiotic stress
18. Role of sulphydrylbioregulator thiourea in mitigating drought stress in
crops
19. Rhizobacterial-Mediated Tolerance to Plants upon Abiotic Stresses
20. Changes in plant secondary metabolite profiles in response to
environmental stresses
21. Soil microbial inocula: Eco-solution for mitigating salinity stress
22. How does silicon help alleviate biotic and abiotic stresses in plants?
Mechanisms and future prospects
23. Editing genomes to modify plant response to abiotic stress
24. Organic compounds as anti-stress stimulants in plants: responses and
mechanisms
25. The influence of climate change on interactions between environmental
stresses and plants
26. Biological control of Fusarium wilt in legumes
27. Oxidative Stress in Plants and the biochemical response mechanisms
28. Nanoparticles treatment ameliorate the side effects of stresses in
plants
29. Soil moisture-mediated changes in microorganisms biomass and
bioavailability of nutrients in paddy soil
30. Trichomes plasticity of plants in response to environmental stresses
31. An overview of bacterial bio-fertilizers function on soil fertility under
abiotic stresses
Dr. Ghorbanpour obtained his MSc. and Ph.D degrees in Crop Ecology from Tehran university (Karaj, Iran), and has been a visiting scholar in the Nutrient Uptake and Toxicity Stress (NUTS) group at the University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia. He specializes in medicinal and aromatic plants production and domestication. His research interests include medicinal plants and their bioactive Ingredients under stressful environments, discovery or development of new therapeutic plants/and products, phytonanotechnology, bioavailability of emerging contaminants in plant-soil systems, agricultural practices/techniques for increasing plant primary and secondary metabolites, Diversity of natural products and bioactive compounds of aromatic medicinal plants, etc.
Dr. Ghorbanpour has published over 160 journal articles, 55 book chapters and 12 book volumes. He was listed as Top 2% scientists of the world” in 3 consecutive years (2019-2021) by Stanford University USA
Dr. Muhammad Adnan Shahid is a faculty member at the Horticultural Sciences Department, University of Florida/IFAS, North Florida Research and Education Center. Dr. Shahid has also worked at Cornell University and University of Florida, as post-doc and research scientist, respectively. His areas of expertise include plant physiology and biochemistry, nutrient and water management, plant growth regulators, abiotic stresses, and hydroponic/aeroponic systems. Dr. Shahid has published research articles in peer reviewed journals and seven book chapters. He is also serving a reviewer of various scientific journals and serves as co-chair for Northeast Greenhouse of Conference, USA. It is the association of scientist and growers in New England region in USA.
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