Interactive Impacts of Temperature and Elevated CO2 on Basil (Ocimum basilicum L.) Root and Shoot Morphology and Growth

Recent evidence suggests that the effects of temperature significantly affect growth and development basil plants with detrimental impacts on yield. The current research investigated interactive varying CO2 levels shoot root morphology early late-season plants. Basil were subjected to control (30/22 °C), low (20/12 high (38/30 °C) under ambient (420 μL L−1) elevated (720 concentrations. Decreasing 20/12 °C caused more adverse morphological traits early-season basil. Relative treatments, low- high-temperature stresses decreased 71 14% in marketable fresh mass, respectively. exhibited an increase plant height, node branch numbers, specific leaf area, anthocyanin nitrogen balance index, tips, crossings when stress. Furthermore, affected many features compared findings this study suggest would impact morphologies rates than increasing concentrations, which ameliorated