Plant biotechnology and plant genetic resources for sustainability and productivity

Plant biotechnology and plant genetic resources for sustainability and productivity

by Eija Pehu, Kazuo N. Watanabe

Part of Biotechnology intelligence unit

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Plant Biotechnology And Plant Genetic Resources, which boasts a truly international list of contributors with a variety of expertise, thoroughly explores all the major contemporary concerns. It discusses the strategies for the best use of modern biotechnology and precious plant genetic resources to alleviate components associated with global constraints in hunger, environment and health. This book is a valuable resource for scientists and policy makers as the world faces unprecedented challenges in the sustainability and productivity of the global food and fibre system.

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