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Plants, v.11 no.22, 2022년, pp.3170 -
Fernández-Crespo, Emma (Grupo de Bioquí) , Liu-Xu, Luisa (mica y Biotecnologí) , Albert-Sidro, Carlos (a, Á) , Scalschi, Loredana (rea de Fisiologí) , Llorens, Eugenio (a Vegetal, Departamento de Biologí) , González-Hernández, Ana Isabel (a, Bioquí) , Crespo, Oscar (mica y Ciencias Naturales, ESTCE, Universitat Jaume I, 12071 Castelló) , Gonzalez-Bosch, Carmen (n, Spain) , Camañes, Gemma (Grupo de Bioquí) , García-Agustín, Pilar (mica y Biotecnologí) , Vicedo, Begonya (a, Á)
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Increased temperatures caused by climate change constitute a significant threat to agriculture and food security. The selection of improved crop varieties with greater tolerance to heat stress is crucial for the future of agriculture. To overcome this challenge, four traditional tomato varieties fro...
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