Plant Resilience to Abiotic Stress (Hardback)

This book, Plant Resilience to Abiotic Stress, focuses on key environmental challenges such as drought and salt stress, systematically explains the molecular mechanisms and physiological adaptations of plants under adversity, and proposes transformative strategies to enhance resilience for sustainable agricultural development. The whole book revolves around keywords such as "plant resilience", "abiotic stress", "salinity and drought", "photosynthesis regulation", "phytohormone signaling", "root architecture plasticity", "rhizosphere interactions and beneficial microorganisms", and "biosurfactants", emphasizing the cross-scale integration from cellular homeostasis, antioxidant defense and signaling networks to rhizosphere processes and management strategies. The advantage of this book lies in its clear content and emphasis on both theory and application. It is suitable for researchers and graduate students in plant stress biology, crop science, and environmental science to develop a systematic understanding. It can also provide a conceptual framework and problem-oriented reference for breeding, cultivation, and agricultural technology research and development personnel, helping readers grasp the key path to improving crop stress resistance and stability.