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Tropical vulnerability and temperate resilience: molecular and physiological insights into cold stress adaptation in oil palm
Cold stress is a major abiotic constraint limiting the growth and productivity of oil palm (Elaeis guineensis). Its high sensitivity to chilling causes physiological impairment, metabolic disruption, and reduced oil yield and quality. This review summarizes physiological, biochemical, and mol
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