An Understanding of Molecular Breeding of Plants

Description

The most recent genetic technologies are used in molecular plant breeding (MPB) to create improved crop plant types. In molecular plant breeding, two molecular technologies—molecular marker technology and transformation technology—are employed. From traditional to genetic methodologies used for crop improvement, Molecular Plant Breeding aims to give a comprehensive picture of plant breeding. In recent years, DNA marker technology has advanced in a stunning and fascinating way. In a variety of investigations for plant breeding, DNA markers have proven to be useful tools. Plant breeding refers to techniques for the development of enhanced cultivars that are tailored to the demands of farmers and customers. These techniques include the creation, selection, and fixing of superior plant phenotypes. In agricultural and horticultural crops, better yields have usually been the primary objectives of plant breeding. This book is particularly intended for graduate students who are getting their first exposure to plant breeding, specifically B.Sc. agriculture and B.Sc. science students with botany as one of the disciplines. Additionally, it would be helpful for teachers of the topic as well as post-graduate students, particularly those studying botany. The book is written in clear, plain language that everybody can understand.