โ Scribed by Kumar, Santosh
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Content: Crop Genomics and Climate Change. Genomics Strategies for Germplasm Characterization and the Development of Climate Resilient Crops. Plant Responses to Elevated Temperatures: A Field Study on Phenological Sensitivity and Fitness Responses to Simulated Climate Warming. Biological Invasions, Climate Change, and Genomics. Physiological and Genomic Basis of Mechanical-Functional Trade-Off in Plant Vasculature. Genomic Toolkit for Crop Genomics. Silicon Era of Carbon-Based Life: Application of Genomics and Bioinformatics in Crop Stress Research. SNP Genotyping and Population Genomics from Expressed Sequences: Current Advances and Future Possibilities. Crop Improvement Using Genomics Under Changing Climate. Improved Evidence-Based Genome-Scale Metabolic Models for Maize Leaf, Embryo, and Endosperm. DT2008: A Promising New Genetic Resource for Improved Drought Tolerance in Soybean When Solely Dependent on Symbiotic N2 Fixation. Current Knowledge in Lentil Genomics and its Application for Crop Improvement. Index.
Crops;Genetic engineering.;Plant breeding.;Crop improvement.;Crops and climate.
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