The effects of heat stress on plants, including vegetables, can be minimized if adequate care is applied specially in extreme heat. Heat stress of a plant will show itself by wilting which is a sure sign that water loss has taken place. If this is ignored, the condition will worsen, as the plants will eventually dry up, turning a crunchy brown before dying. Heat stress of a plant can also be recognized by leaf drop, especially in trees while plants will actually shed some of their foliage in an attempt to conserve water.

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Source: Gardening Know How