Abstract:Global warming is a problematic for many plants and understanding how the plants cope with temperature stress is an important objective. In this study, two experiments were conducted; the first one explored the effect of different temperatures on Calotropis procera seed germination, and the second disclosed the physiological and ultrastructural aspects of plant seedling. A temperature rise from 25°C to 30°C increased seed germination enormously, whereas seed incubation at 35°C significantly decreased its germi… Show more
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