Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
01.05.2009
Verlag
VDMSeitenzahl
80
Maße (L/B/H)
22/15/0,5 cm
Gewicht
136 g
Sprache
Deutsch
ISBN
978-3-639-14898-5
Rapeseed and mustard are multipurpose crops
traditionally cultivated in almost all of the
agroecosystems of the world. All parts of the
rapeseed and mustard plants can be used as food,
fodder, feed, salad, condiment or traditional
medicine etc. Genetic improvement of these crops
has played an important role in livelihood
improvement of people of the developed world.
Mustard seed is nowadays viewed in the prism of
biofuel, which needs proper genetic manipulation.
This book is an outcome of a PhD project of
University of the Punjab, Lahore. It explores genome
relationship of the cultivated oilseed of the genus
Brassica. The tools employed for elucidating genome
biology included the results obtained from
interspecific hybridization, preferential pairing
within and among the induced auto and amphiploid
sporocytes. Depending upon the crossibility
patterns, genomic interactions at amphiploid and
autotetraploid levels, and chromosomal behavior
during diploidization of polyploids; the origin of
rapeseed and mustard is elaborated.
traditionally cultivated in almost all of the
agroecosystems of the world. All parts of the
rapeseed and mustard plants can be used as food,
fodder, feed, salad, condiment or traditional
medicine etc. Genetic improvement of these crops
has played an important role in livelihood
improvement of people of the developed world.
Mustard seed is nowadays viewed in the prism of
biofuel, which needs proper genetic manipulation.
This book is an outcome of a PhD project of
University of the Punjab, Lahore. It explores genome
relationship of the cultivated oilseed of the genus
Brassica. The tools employed for elucidating genome
biology included the results obtained from
interspecific hybridization, preferential pairing
within and among the induced auto and amphiploid
sporocytes. Depending upon the crossibility
patterns, genomic interactions at amphiploid and
autotetraploid levels, and chromosomal behavior
during diploidization of polyploids; the origin of
rapeseed and mustard is elaborated.
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