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E-raamat: In Vitro Plant Breeding

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  • Formaat: 182 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Nov-2024
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781040286944
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  • Formaat: 182 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Nov-2024
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781040286944

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This comprehensive book presents the basic concepts and applied techniques of plant cell and tissue culture. Covering the history of in vitro breeding as well as emerging research trends, In Vitro Plant Breeding offers specific techniques for crop improvement and breeding. This helpful book is written in clear language illustrated with examples, schematic descriptions, and tables to make the concepts clear.

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Create improved crops with these techniques for plant cell culture!
This comprehensive book presents the basic concepts and applied techniques of plant cell and tissue culture. More and more, commercial plant breeding and development employs these methods to protect crops from weather, pests, and disease. Covering the history of in vitro breeding as well as emerging research trends, In Vitro Plant Breeding offers specific techniques for crop improvement and breeding.

Designed as a text for undergraduate students, In Vitro Plant Breeding presents the theory of tissue culture as well as practical techniques. Its step-by-step instructions and clear illustrations facilitate learning and laboratory work.

In Vitro Plant Breeding gives in-depth information and the latest research on the vital concepts and techniques of in vitro breeding, including:
  • applications of plant tissue culture
  • morphogenesis and organogenesis
  • micropropagation
  • producing haploid plants in vitro
  • in vitro pollination and fertilization
  • problems of embryo culture
  • somatic hybridization
  • protoplast technology
  • selection of desirable traits
  • cryopreservation and plant breeding
  • micrografting
  • This helpful book is plentifully illustrated with examples, schematic descriptions, and tables to make the concepts clear and easy to learn. In Vitro Plant Breeding is an essential resource.
  • Foreword ix Richard R. Williams Preface xi Introduction 1(4) Types of In Vitro Culture 2(1) Applications of Plant Tissue Culture 3(2) Morphogenesis/Organogenesis 5(10) Introduction 5(1) Plant Growth 5(1) Cellular Differentiation 6(1) Morphogenesis 6(9) Micropropagation 15(30) Definition 15(1) Stages in Micropropagation 15(11) Commercial Micropropagation 26(6) Applications of Micropropagation 32(13) Haploid Plant Production In Vitro 45(12) Anatomy of Anther 45(2) Anther Culture 47(4) Androgenesis 51(6) In Vitro Pollination and Fertilization 57(12) Development of a Female Gametophyte 57(1) Pollination 58(1) Fertilization 59(5) Embryo Culture 64(5) Somatic Hybridization Using Protoplast Technology 69(16) Introduction 69(1) Uses of Protoplast Technology 70(1) Obtaining Protoplasts 71(6) The Culture of Protoplasts 77(3) The Cytoplasmic Genomes 80(1) Common Potential of Protoplast Fusion 81(4) Cell Culture and Selection of Desirable Traits 85(8) Selection of Naturally Occurring Variants in Culture 85(1) General Selection Strategies 86(7) In Vitro Mutagenesis 93(8) Types of Mutagens 94(4) Determining the Type and Suitable Concentration of Mutagens 98(1) The Choice of Plant Tissues for In Vitro Mutagenesis 98(3) The Origin, Nature, and Significance of Variation in Tissue Culture 101(10) Introduction 101(1) The Basis of Somaclonal Variations 102(1) Causes of Somaclonal Variations 103(3) Use of Somaclonal Variation in Breeding 106(2) Prevention of Somaclonal Variation 108(3) Cryopreservation and Plant Breeding 111(10) Introduction 111(1) Theory and Technology 111(2) Cryopreservation Protocols for Cold-Hardy and Non-Cold-Hardy Species 113(3) Storage and Thawing 116(2) Equipment for Cryopreservation 118(1) Practical Issues and Strategies for Improved Cryoprotection 118(3) In Vitro Micrografting 121(6) Definition of Micrografting 121(3) Analysis of Compatibility and Incompatibility Phenomena 124(3) In Vitro Flowering: Its Relevance to Plant Breeding 127(8) Factors Influencing In Vitro Flowering 127(1) Plant Growth Regulators 128(3) Mineral Nutrients and Other Medium Components 131(1) Explant, Light, and Other Variables 132(1) Application of In Vitro Flowering to Plant Breeding 133(2) In Vitro Tuberization 135(4) Introduction 135(1) Factors Controlling Microtuber Production 136(2) Practical Aspects of In Vitro Tuberization 138(1) Molecular Plant Breeding 139(10) Types of Molecular Markers 140(2) Major Objectives of Molecular Breeding 142(1) Applications of Molecular Markers in Plant Breeding 143(3) Case Study: Application of Molecular Markers in Barley (Hordeum valgare) Breeding 146(3) References 149(10) Index 159
    Acram Taji, Prakash Kumar; Prakash Lakshmanan