Molecular embryology of flowering plants / V. Raghavan.

Raghavan, V. (Valayamghat), 1931-
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571.8/62
Author
Raghavan, V. 1931- author.
Title
Molecular embryology of flowering plants / V. Raghavan.
Physical Description
1 online resource (xxi, 690 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).
Notes
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).
Contents
List of cDNA clones, genes, protein products, and mutants -- Reproductive biology of angiosperms: retrospect and prospect -- Anther developmental biology -- Pollen development and maturation -- Gene expression during pollen development -- Pollen abortion and male sterility -- Megasporogenesis and megagametogenesis -- Stigma, style, and pollen-pistil interactions -- In vitro pollen germination and pollen tube growth -- Developmental biology of incompatibility -- Molecular biology of self-incompatibility -- Fertilization: the beginning of sporophytic growth -- Developmental biology of the endosperm -- Embryogenesis and physiology of growth of embryos.
Summary
This book presents a general picture of our current understanding of plant embryology from the formation of floral organs concerned with embryological processes to the genetic manipulation of embryos. Against the background of classical embryological studies, chapters in this book highlight, from a molecular-genetic perspective, investigations on the development of the male and female reproductive units, male sterility, incompatibility, fertilisation, embryo and endosperm development, storage protein synthesis and adventive embryogenesis in flowering plants. Dramatic new developments in molecular biology and genetic engineering techniques have opened up new frontiers in our commercial exploitation of flowering plants. Manipulation of embryological processes to improve the quantity and quality of plant food products is one of the cherished goals of plant biologists and the work described in this book provides the up-to-date fundamental information necessary to achieve this goal. Plant biotechnologists, and cell and molecular biologists will find this book to be an invaluable reference and source book on plant embryogenesis.
Subject
Plant embryology.
Angiosperms Embryology.
Multimedia
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Summary
This book presents a general picture of our current understanding of plant embryology from the formation of floral organs concerned with embryological processes to the genetic manipulation of embryos. Against the background of classical embryological studies, chapters in this book highlight, from a molecular-genetic perspective, investigations on the development of the male and female reproductive units, male sterility, incompatibility, fertilisation, embryo and endosperm development, storage protein synthesis and adventive embryogenesis in flowering plants. Dramatic new developments in molecular biology and genetic engineering techniques have opened up new frontiers in our commercial exploitation of flowering plants. Manipulation of embryological processes to improve the quantity and quality of plant food products is one of the cherished goals of plant biologists and the work described in this book provides the up-to-date fundamental information necessary to achieve this goal. Plant biotechnologists, and cell and molecular biologists will find this book to be an invaluable reference and source book on plant embryogenesis.
Notes
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).
Contents
List of cDNA clones, genes, protein products, and mutants -- Reproductive biology of angiosperms: retrospect and prospect -- Anther developmental biology -- Pollen development and maturation -- Gene expression during pollen development -- Pollen abortion and male sterility -- Megasporogenesis and megagametogenesis -- Stigma, style, and pollen-pistil interactions -- In vitro pollen germination and pollen tube growth -- Developmental biology of incompatibility -- Molecular biology of self-incompatibility -- Fertilization: the beginning of sporophytic growth -- Developmental biology of the endosperm -- Embryogenesis and physiology of growth of embryos.
Subject
Plant embryology.
Angiosperms Embryology.
Multimedia