I feel question look easy and but it is very difficult, if we think at molecular level
I would like to answer in the following ways:
1. The resistant of plant has to increase at the DNA and RNA level to responed for climatic climate change
2. Collecet the literature survey about the history of plants around 1000-2000 years back, so that we can study paralally the climatic change in past till present and predic future.
3. Analysis-Design- Implimentaion parts are there in this critical question
Thnak you
Mr Sulistiyowati you have have split/ clasified the general question in the specific way. Now the author of this question or Mr Sulistiyowati can create many questions. (Wish you good luck to RG)
Bashkim, greetings - it's a bit of a broad question, not sure I understand what you are driving at.
I know people who are engaged in programs (sponsored by international institutions) to implement specific types of plants in sub Saharan Africa to boost agricultural production and agricultural resilience & robustness there, but such plants are targeted at specific deliverables and part of a specific environment (including parameters such as crop rotation schemes, etc.)
Too general question will get too general answer. Sir, you should give us a scope of your plants and climate change that you would like to cover in your research study.
It is crop species, natural forest species, or other? where is the area and what is the characteristic of the area related to plant species or physical environment parameters? Will you do research in the green house, or field? what resistance do you want to investigate:is it resistance on drought, cold, flood, or.......? I agree with Dharmasa (its look easy but difficult to answer), you should specify what do you want to investigate: scoping of problems, objectives, and area. (Just remember climate is always dynamic naturally, it changes daily and humans promote/provoke bad/fast changes, dont blame climate change we have our footprints in it).
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