Meeting Abstract
Plants survive all manner of stress environments to perform the functions they do in the biosphere. They rely on and develop all manner of strategies to enable them to do so repeatedly. Biochemical, cellular or morphological these strategies constitute lessons in themselves which when well understood could go a long way to benefit all manner of scientific and engineering disciplines. Thus, this talk aims to point out the array of strategies that plants use in stress environments and identify disciplines which such strategies could possibly be of interest to.
