Temperature and elevated CO alter soybean seed yield and quality, exhibiting transgenerational effects on seedling emergence and vigor.

Introduction: Environmental conditions play a prime role in the growth and development of plant species, exerting a significant influence on their reproductive capacity. Soybean is sensitive to high temperatures during flowering and seed developmental stages. Little is known about the combined environmental effect of temperature and CO on seed yield and quality and its future generation.

Resilience of soybean genotypes to drought stress during the early vegetative stage.

Drought stress poses a significant risk to soybean production, as it relies on optimum rainfall under rainfed conditions. Exposure to brief dry periods during early vegetative growth impacts soybean growth and development. Choosing a genotype that can withstand stress with minimal impact on physiology and growth might help sustain biomass or yields under low rainfall conditions.

Impact of ultraviolet-B radiation on early-season morpho-physiological traits of and rice genotypes.

Ultraviolet (UV)-B radiation is considered one of the major detrimental rays coming from the Sun. UV-B radiation has a harmful impact on plant growth and development. The effect of UV-B radiation was studied on 64 rice ( L.

Impact of soil moisture stress during the silk emergence and grain-filling in maize.

Suboptimal soil moisture during the growing season often limits maize growth and yield. However, the growth stage-specific responses of maize to soil moisture regimes have not been thoroughly investigated. This study investigated the response of maize to five different soil moisture regimes, that are, 0.

Climate trends and maize production nexus in Mississippi: empirical evidence from ARDL modelling.

Climate change poses a significant threat to agriculture. However, climatic trends and their impact on Mississippi (MS) maize (Zea mays L.) are unknown.