Young leaves are distorted when plant recovers. If no rain or watering, the plant dies. Temperature too low. Depending on the species, low-temperature damage can be caused by chilling temperature or frost. The injury varies depending on the degree of temperature drop or the duration of the low temperature period.
Low temperatures injure plants by inducing ice formation between or within the cells.
Low Oxygen is a consequence of water logging. It can be aggravated by high temperatures. Low oxygen also occurs in the interior of fruits and tubers when the temperature is high. This situation is more common in storage. Stretching can be the consequence of low light levels.