Agronomic and Physiological Responses to High Temperature, Drought, and Elevated CO2 Interactions in Cereals
Niteen Kadam(University of Arizona), S. V. Krishna Jagadish(Texas Tech University), Gui Xiao(China National Hybrid Rice R&D Central Hunan Hybrid Rice Reserch Center), Anandhan Tamilselvan(International Rice Research Institute), P. V. Vara Prasad(Kansas State University), Reneeliza Jean Melgar(International Rice Research Institute), Cherryl Quiñones(International Rice Research Institute), Rajeev N. Bahuguna(BRIC-National Agri-Food and Biomanufacturing Institute)
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