5.1 Responses to abiotic stress Abiotic stress refers to non-biological environmental factorsincluding drought, extreme temperatures, soil salinity, flooding, soil acidity (low pH), nutritional deficiencies, heavy metal toxicity, and ultraviolet radiationthat limit plant growth, survival, or reproduction (Lull et al., 2008
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More than 72 hours at room temperature warrants discarding the solution