Abiotic Stresses in Wheat

1. Wheat and abiotic stress challenges: an overview<br>2. Mitigation of abiotic stress tolerance in wheat through conventional breeding<br>3. Speed breeding: a powerful tool for mitigating abiotic stresses in wheat<br>4. Marker assisted breeding for abiotic stress tolerance in wheat crop<br>5. Epigenetics and abiotic stress tolerance in wheat crops: consequences and application<br>6. Physiological and biochemical approaches for mitigating the effect of abiotic stresses in wheat<br>7. Role of phytohormones in regulating abiotic stresses in wheat<br>8. Abiotic stresses induced ROS production in Wheat: Consequences, survival mechanisms and mitigation strategies<br>9. Regulation of circadian for enhancing abiotic stress tolerance in wheat<br>10. Changes in root behaviour of wheat species under abiotic stress conditions<br>11. Role of photosynthesis in regulating abiotic stress conditions in wheat<br>12. CRISPR-Cas Genome Editing for the Development of Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Wheat<br>13. Functional genomics approaches for combating the effect of abiotic stresses in wheat<br>14. Role of Transcriptomics in countering the effect of abiotic stresses in wheat<br>15. Patterns of protein expression in wheat under stress conditions and its identification by proteomics tools<br>16. Crosstalk between small-RNAs and wheat abiotic stresses<br>17. Combined abiotic stresses in wheat species<br>18. Wheat responses to radiation stress and its adaptive mechanism<br>19. Advancement in mitigating the effects of drought stress in wheat<br>20. Advancement in mitigating the effects of heavy metals toxicity in wheat<br>21. Advancement in mitigating the effects of boron stress in wheat<br>22. Advancement in mitigating the effects of waterlogging stress in wheat<br>23. Advancement of transgenic wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) to survive against abiotic stresses in the era of the changing climate<br>24. Plant-microbes interactions in wheat to deal with abiotic stress<br>25. Role of nanotechnology in combating abiotic stresses in wheat<br>26. Climate change as a cause of abiotic stresses in wheat