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Phenotyping for high temperature stress tolerance in the field presents a challenge due to its interaction with other environmental factors. High temperature stress is one of the devastating abiotic stresses, which severely affect various physiological and biochemical processes. An experiment was conducted for phenotypic characterization of specific adaptive physiological traits for heat tolerance...