When discussing adverse environmental conditions, our minds often gravitate towards heat, given its direct impact on our comfort and well-being.Also, we typically have means to address cold temperatures, such as warm clothing and heating systems, reducing its impact on our daily life.However, for plants, coping with both extremes represents a challenge.They must adapt their physiology to withstand fluctuations in temperature, requiring them to employ intricate mechanisms to cope with their environmental conditions.Although plants can tolerate a certain range of temperatures, significant fluctuations, such as freezing, can have a profound impact on crop yield (Thakur et al. 2010).
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