From Fundamentals to Quantum Computing
"Haploids in Crop Improvement I" explores the significance of haploid plants in breeding, emphasizing the efficiency of in vitro techniques like anther culture for quicker production. The book highlights successful applications in crops such as rice, wheat, and potato, showcasing advancements in plant breeding and variety improvement.
The story continues with familiar characters facing new challenges and adventures. As tensions rise and alliances shift, the protagonist must navigate complex relationships and unexpected betrayals. Themes of loyalty, courage, and self-discovery are explored as the plot thickens, leading to a gripping climax. Fans of the series will appreciate the deepening of character arcs and the expansion of the world, making it a must-read for those who enjoyed the first installment.
Focusing on the phenomenon of somatic embryogenesis, this comprehensive work highlights its significance in plant science and crop improvement. The first volume encompasses 31 chapters divided into three sections, exploring the cellular commitment, early events, and molecular mechanisms behind somatic embryogenesis. It also delves into practical applications such as synthetic seed technology, micropropagation, genetic transformation, and cryopreservation. Contributions from international experts underscore the advancements and potential of somatic embryos across over 300 plant species.
The book explores the groundbreaking advancements in plant biotechnology through the use of isolated protoplasts, a technique pioneered by Professor E. C. Cocking in 1960. It details the evolution of methods for isolating and manipulating protoplasts, highlighting key conferences that showcased early research and enthusiasm among scientists. The narrative emphasizes the critical role protoplast technology plays in genetic engineering, particularly in the regeneration of entire plants, with a current focus on cereal and tree protoplasts.
The book explores the techniques and methodologies for achieving specific molecular changes in various products. It delves into the science behind molecular design and manipulation, offering insights into how these alterations can enhance product performance and functionality. The text also discusses practical applications across different industries, highlighting case studies that illustrate successful molecular modifications. Through a blend of theoretical concepts and real-world examples, it serves as a comprehensive guide for researchers and professionals aiming to innovate in product development.
Advancements in biotechnology have transformed traditional breeding practices, enabling the creation of innovative plants and animals tailored to human needs. Techniques such as gene splicing, cloning, and plant tissue culture have evolved significantly, driven by improved equipment and a focus on practical applications. This shift has attracted substantial investment from businesses, fostering collaboration between science, industry, and the public. The field now addresses critical issues like factory farming and pharmaceutical development, promising substantial benefits and efficiencies in biotechnological applications.
Focusing on somaclonal variants, this volume presents twenty-four chapters that explore the resistance of various economically significant plants to multiple stressors, including salt, drought, herbicides, and a range of pathogens like viruses and fungi. It builds on the previous work, offering insights into crop improvement strategies through somaclonal variation, highlighting advancements in plant resilience and agricultural sustainability.
Focusing on the advancements in plant biotechnology, this volume emphasizes the micropropagation of elite plants and the large-scale production of secondary metabolites using bioreactors. It highlights the selection of high-yielding somaclones and the transformation of plants with Agrobacterium rhizogenes. Comprising 28 chapters, it covers the distribution, economic significance, and tissue culture studies of various medicinal and aromatic plants. This book serves as a valuable resource for advanced students and researchers in related fields.
This volume continues the exploration of in vitro techniques, building on the insights from previous editions. It delves into advanced methodologies and applications, providing a comprehensive overview for researchers. The text emphasizes the significance of in vitro studies in various scientific fields, highlighting innovations and practical approaches. With contributions from experts, it serves as a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their understanding of in vitro processes and their implications in research and development.
The book explores biotechnological strategies aimed at enhancing potato improvement programs. It highlights innovative methods that contribute to the development of superior cultivars, focusing on disease resistance and nutritional value. The implications of these advancements are significant for agricultural practices and food security.