Vårtorka
Vårtorka, also known as drought stress in plants, is a condition that occurs when plants do not receive adequate water. This can be due to insufficient rainfall, excessive evaporation, or poor soil moisture retention. The effects of vårtorka can vary depending on the plant species, the severity of the drought, and the duration of the dry period.
Common symptoms of vårtorka include wilting leaves, stunted growth, and yellowing or browning of foliage. In
Factors contributing to vårtorka can include prolonged periods of high temperatures, strong winds, and sandy or
Managing vårtorka involves several strategies. Providing sufficient irrigation is the most direct solution, though water conservation