Section 5. -- Induced genetic variation for crop improvement in the genomic era. Section 2. -- Mutation breeding in crop improvement and climate-change adaptation -- Section 3. -- Mutation induction techniques for enhanced genetic variation -- Section 4. -- Mutation breeding in vegetatively propagated and ornamental crops -- Section 5. -- Induced genetic variation for crop improvement in the genomic era.
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"International authors review achievements, new developments, trends and challenges in the field of plant mutation breeding, across the scientific community and the private sector. Chapters highlight specific challenges, such as emerging transboundary threats to crop production, and assess the overall importance of mutation breeding to food security"-- Provided by publisher.
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