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Keywords reproductive thermotolerance heat stress pollen–pistil interactions climate-resilient crops stress memory developmental priming Too hot to reproduce: reproduction fails as a system Global warming is placing increasing pressure on agricultural systems. In the absence of CO2 fertilisation, adaptive responses, or genetic improvement, each degree of global warming is estimated to reduce global yields of major crops by 3–7% [1].
Abstract Rising temperatures due to climate change pose significant threats to global food security, particularly by impacting crop fertility and yield. Despite the known susceptibility of male reproductive development to heat stress, the specific adaptive mechanisms and critical regulatory genes involved in the stage-specific heat stress response in crops are still not well understood.
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