A term used to refer to all non-biotic stresses.
For a plant, abiotic stresses are directly linked to its environment and inevitably lead to oxidative stress.
Here are some examples of abiotic stress:
- The Passing of Time
- Too Much and Too Little Water
- Unbalanced Fertilization
- Pesticides
- Salinity
- Transplantation
- The passage of tools and tractors
- Temperature fluctuations, extreme heat, and frost
- Too Much Wind and No Wind
- Ozone and UV Radiation
