June 6, 2026
Maize (Zea mays L ) in the Cold Journey across Latitudes
Maize (Zea mays L ) in the Cold Journey across Latitudes | 9.29 MB
Title: Maize ( L.) in the Cold: Journey across Latitudes
Author: Ramazan, Salika, Dar, Zahoor Ahmad
Category: Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Science, Biological Sciences, Botany, Ecology
Language: English | 232 Pages | ISBN: 9781040607411
Description:
Maize (Zea mays L.) in the Cold: Journey across Latitudes presents a compelling exploration of how one of the world’s most vital crops has expanded from its tropical origins to endure and thrive in cold and temperate regions. As agriculture increasingly faces the challenges of climate variability and low-temperature extremes, this book offers a timely and comprehensive scientific account of maize’s resilience to chilling stress. Structured across seven in-depth chapters, the book takes readers through the core biology of maize, its latitudinal journey from the tropics to cooler climates, and a focused examination of what constitutes low-temperature (LT) stress in maize. It further explores the physiological, biochemical, and genetic adjustments maize undergoes to cope with cold, and highlights emerging trends and scientific advancements aimed at improving maize performance under such stress, including seed priming, molecular interventions, and breeding strategies. Intended for researchers, maize breeders, plant biologists, agronomists, and postgraduate students, this volume also offers valuable insights for agricultural planners and policymakers working in cold-prone agro-climatic zones.
Maize (Zea mays L.) in the Cold: Journey across Latitudes presents a compelling exploration of how one of the world’s most vital crops has expanded from its tropical origins to endure and thrive in cold and temperate regions. As agriculture increasingly faces the challenges of climate variability and low-temperature extremes, this book offers a timely and comprehensive scientific account of maize’s resilience to chilling stress. Structured across seven in-depth chapters, the book takes readers through the core biology of maize, its latitudinal journey from the tropics to cooler climates, and a focused examination of what constitutes low-temperature (LT) stress in maize. It further explores the physiological, biochemical, and genetic adjustments maize undergoes to cope with cold, and highlights emerging trends and scientific advancements aimed at improving maize performance under such stress, including seed priming, molecular interventions, and breeding strategies. Intended for researchers, maize breeders, plant biologists, agronomists, and postgraduate students, this volume also offers valuable insights for agricultural planners and policymakers working in cold-prone agro-climatic zones.
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