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Abiotic stress tolerance is complex but as the technologies are improving, the components associated with abiotic stress
tolerance can be accessed easily. Abiotic stresses like drought, heat, salinity have a devastating effect on crop yield.
Rice and wheat being the most popular staple crop are highly affected by abiotic stress during their growt...
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