Heat Stress in Cotton 2020 | Scholarly Literature

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Literature on Heat Stress in Cotton 2020

1. Single & Combined Effect of Water & Heat Stress & Recoveryy On Cotton ( G. hirsutum L.) Leaf-Physiology and Sucrosee Metabolism (Loka et al 2020).
2. Drought & heat stress in Cotton (G. hirsutum L.): Consequence & their possible-mitigation strategie (Sabagh et al 2020).
3. Study the foliar-selenium-modulated dynamic in phenology & quality of ter-minal heat stressed cotton (G. hirsutum L.) in associat-ion with-yield (Saleem et al 2020).
4. Chlorophyll-a fluorescence as-an indicators of heat stress in cotton (G. hirsutum L.) (Westhuizen et al 2020).
5. Exogenous-selenium-instigated physio-chemical trans-formation impart-terminal heat tolerance in Bt-cotton (Saleem et al 2020).
6. Heat stress in cotton: Response & adaptive-mechanisms (Ahmad et al 2020).
7. Towards-doubling fibre-yield for cotton in the semi-arid agricultural areas by-increasing tolerance 2 droughts, heat, and salinity-simultaneously (Esmaeil et al 2020).
8. Heat tolerance in cotton (Azhar et al 2020).
9. Approache in enhanc-ing thermo-tolerance in plant: An up-dated review (Ali et al 2020).
   
10. High-day & night temperatures distinctively-disrupt fatty acids and jasmonic-acid metabolism, induce male-sterility in cotton (Khan et al 2020).
11. Quantitative-influence of thermal-stress on fiber-quality trait of cotton (G. hirsutum L.) (Hussain et al 2020).
12. (HDAC) Histone de-acetylase gene’s family in allo-tetraploid cotton diploid progenitor: In silico-identifications, molecular characterizations, and genetic expressions analysis under several abiotic stresses, DNA injury & phyto-hormone treatment (Imran et al 2020).
13. Different micro-RNA families involve in regulating high temperatures stress response during cotton’s (G. hirsutum) anther development (Chen et al 2020).
14. Re-vamping cotton breeding-program for effective use of genetic resource under changing-climate (Mubarrik et al 2020).
15. Impact of growth temperatures, water-deficiency and heat-waves on carbon assimilation & growth’ of cotton plant (G. hirsutum.) (Li et al 2020).
16. Physiological and bio-chemical response of 2 Cotton (G. hirsutum L.) cultivar differing-in thermo-tolerance to high-night temperature during anthesis (Loka and Oosterhuis, 2020).
17. Genome-wide identifications characterization of HSP-70 gene in 4 species of cotton (Rehman et al 2020).
18. Single base resolutions methylome of cotton’s cytoplasmic male-sterility reveal epi-genomic change in responses to high-temperature stress during cotton anthers development (Zhang et al 2020).
19. Genome-wide expression-analysis suggests gluta-redoxin genes response-to various stress in cotton (Malik et al 2020).
20. Assessing-impacts of future-climate on cotton productions in the Arizona low-desert (Ayankojo et al 2020).
21. Evaluations of breeding potentials of cotton germplasm of Pakistan origin for fiber’s quality trait unders heat stress (Farooq et al 2020).
22. Develop-ment of trans-genic cottons for combating biotic & a-biotic stress (Hussain and Mahmood, 2020).
23. Abiotic-Stress Tolerance in Cotton (Hassan et al 2020).
24. Improving-tolerance of cotton (G. hirsutum L.) 2 drought & heat stresses (Ul-Allah et al 2020).
25. The differences in the formations of thermotolerance of 2 cotton cultivar with different heat tolerance (Xu et al 2020).
26. Global cotton production under changing climate – Implication for yield and water-consumptions (Jans et al 2020).
    
27. Late-planting has huge potential to mitigate effect of future climate-changes on Australian-rain-fed cotton (Anwar et al 2020).
28. Climate-Resilient Cotton Production Systems: A Case Studyy in Pakistan (Rehman et al 2020).
29. Heat tolerance evaluations of transgenic-cotton germplasm with insect-resistance and herbicide-tolerance (Chindudzi et al 2020).
30. The application of a heat inducible CRISPR/Cas12b-genome (C2c1) editing-system in tetra-ploid cotton (G. hirsutum) (Wang et al 2020).
31. Abiotic stress mediated-changes in morpho-physiology of cotton (Noreen et al 2020).
32. Genome-wide characterizations and expression-analysis of geranyl- di-phosphate-synthase gene of cotton (Gossypium spp.) in plant’s development and abiotic stress (Ali et al 2020).
33. In silico-analysis of tale-transcription factor revealed its potential roles for organ development and abiotic stress-tolerance in cotton (Razzaq et al 2020).
34. Response of phyto-hormone mediated plant-homeo-domain (PHD) family to abiotic stresses in up-land cotton (G. hirsutum sp.) (Wu et al 2020).
35. From qualitative to quantitative: a novel approach for determining’ heat-tolerance in cotton using tri-phenyl tetra-zolium-chloride (Jaconis et al 2020).
36. Physio-bio-chemical characteristic and co-rrelation analysis of the-seed of-some cotton (G. hirsutum l.) genotypes under cold-temperature stress (Xia et al 2020).
37. Genetic-diversity for cell membrane thermo-stability, yield, and quality attribute in cotton (G. hirsutum) (Jamil et al 2020).

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