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Tags: Advances in Plant Physiology, Life Sciences, Botany
Advances in Plant Physiology
- Author : P C Trivedi
In the present scenario, with the increasing pressure posed by a rapidly growing population and diminishing per capita arable land and sources of irrigation, the role of plant physiologists in increasing agricultural and horticultural production by economically viable means, is significant.
The present book incorporates articles covering latest information on the varied aspects of plant physiology, like diagnosis and management of physiological disorders in fruit production, physiology of vegetable crops, breeding crops for dryland conditions, effect of sulphur dioxide on growth, photosynthesis, antioxidant enzyme activities and so on. Topics such as abiotic stress, macronutrient stress and stress caused by pollutants also form part of the book. Articles on the effect of herbicides, growth hormones, photoquality on germination and physiology of rice and groundnut provide useful information for improving crop yield.
This book would serve as a useful reference for teachers, scientists and planners in the fields of Botany, Plant Physiology, Agriculture, Forestry and related fields.
1.A Diagnosis and management of physiological disorders in subtropical fruit production
2.Breeding efficient crops and varieties for dry land conditions
3.Degree of submergence stress tolerance of lowland rice at varying growth stages
4.Effect of SO2 on growth, photosynthesis and antioxidant enzyme activities in Blackgram (Vigna mungo L. Hepper)
5.Stimulatory effect of herbicide (Atrataf 50W) on pollen germination and tube growth of
successive flowers of Apocyanaceal: A critical review
6.Abiotic stresses and physiology of drought resistance in Chickpea
7.Stress caused by Nagaon Paper Mill effluents on growth, development and yield of rice
(Oryza Sativa L. var Mahsuri) plant
8.Advances in physiology of vegetable crops: A brief background
9.Protected cultivation of vegetables in North Indian conditions
10.System of rice intensification: A physiological perspective
11.Study of the interactive effect of Aba and Cytokinin on mustard under soil water
stress condition
12.Effect of different photoquality on germination and early seedling growth of three
varieties of Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek
13.Absolute growth and growth rate of winter crop Guava cv. Sardar of different
maturities during the ontogeny
14.A comparative analysis of vegetation and soil characteristics of Montane broad-
leaved, mixed pine and pine forests of north-east India
15.Macronutrient stresses and their management in crop plants
16.Bambara Groundnut: Its physiology and introduction in India
17.Seed primming and potash nutrition as the management tools for drought investigation
in upland summer rice
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