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Roll no : 1137-BH-GEOG-20
Section : A1
Topic:
How abiotic stress posses impacts on community interaction ?
Salinity Stress
Heavy metal Stress
Heat Stress
Organic Pollutants
Fertilizer Stress
Introduction :
Usually plants in their physical life face several types of variations. Animals uses
different techniques to prevent our selves from the environmental stresses . But plants due the
sesile nature are fail to perform functions against the these variations. Therefore plants
depends upon their internal functions for the survival against the external changes .The
possibility of abiotic stress is leads to the physical harm to the plants due the long time changes
in the environment .
Plants growth and crops are affected by many environmental stresses like Drought, Salt.Heavy
metal Stress , Salinity Stress , Heat stress, Fertilizer Stress and Organic Pollutants. Sudden
climate changes also play an important role in the production of crops yield .
Reference:
https://www.intechopen.com/books/sustainable-crop-production/effect-of-abiotic-stress-on-crops
Reference :
https://www.intechopen.com/books/sustainable-crop-production/effect-of-abiotic-stress-on-crops
Heat Stress.
Difference in temperature is one of the prime factors of abiotic stresses like
Drought. Increase or decrease of temperature undesirably leads to decrease of production of
plants at the extent level .
If the growth plants take place the under the elevated temperature’s heat Stress occur . And it
may leads to the permanent injury of functioning of plants . Great level of heat Stress posses
the sexual development . Which reduces the normal time required for the photosynthesis to
become production of seed or fruit. Increase of heat also leads to Drought due the loss of water
through transpiration or evaporation. High level of heat in the soil also become responsible for
decrease emergence of plants . High intensity of heat also influence seed germination plants
growth and development and it’s also responsible for the droughts which may lead to the death
of plants as well.
We all know that abiotic stresses are playing the major role of reducing the world’s production
of crops and it’s occur mainly by the human activities like the high level heat is maintained in
environment due the global warming . If we overcome these little mistakes it can play a very
significant role in the development of plants and the production of our crops .
Reference:
https://www.intechopen.com/books/sustainable-crop-production/effect-of-abiotic-stress-on-crops
Organic Pollutants:
Reference :
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/9781119501800.ch1
Fertilizer Pollution:
Fertilizers are mainly used for the enhancement of crops for getting good
and vast amount of yield . Chemical fertilizers are used to get Cost-effective production of
commercial crops with the increase of population in the world to ensure that the everyone
should have access of enough food and in the affordable range as well but the chemicals in the
fields should have some hiddin dangers that most of the do not know .Like the higher amount
of nitrogen in the soil can kill the fishes near by water bodies.
The usage of Fertilizers are become more advanced in these days mainly two types of Fertilizers
are used one is organic fertilizer and other are chemical fertilizers.
Organic Fertilizers are mainly come from animals manure and plants and they are less drastic .
They are used to get micro and macro nutrients that the plants can grow in the presence of
these vital nutrients more friendly.
Chemical Fertilizers are mainly came from the source of inorganic materials after the several
chemical treatments . Normally we think that the chemical fertilizers give farmers more
benefits that they can enhanced their yields may be you are right, but you would also be wrong.
Chemical Fertilizers allow farmers to get more quality and quantity of crops in the short time
period but may leads to the poor and less quality wise yield.
Reference:
https://ohsonline.com/articles/2017/12/07/the-hidden-dangers-of-chemical-fertilizers.aspx?
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