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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Finally we discussed the potential mechanisms that involved in the positive impacts of RS on gut health and forecasted the trends of further research to gain a better understanding of the physiological effects of RS and its applications in food