Plant-Environment Interactions

Plant-environment interactions study how plants adapt to and influence their surrounding environment. Environmental factors like light, temperature, water, and soil nutrients directly affect plant growth, distribution, and overall health. These interactions are essential for understanding how plants survive in diverse habitats, from deserts to rainforests. Plants have evolved various strategies to cope with environmental stresses, such as drought, high salinity, and extreme temperatures. In turn, plants also influence their surroundings, contributing to soil formation, water regulation, and nutrient cycling. This understanding is key for improving agricultural practices, conservation efforts, and addressing the impacts of climate change on plant ecosystems.

• Light, water, and temperature effects
• Soil properties and plant nutrition
• Adaptations to environmental stress
• Symbiosis with other organisms
• Impact of climate change on plant growth