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Molecular Embryology of Flowering Plants

Out of Print
By: V Raghavan
690 pages, 121 b/w photos, 62 line illus, 4 tabs
Molecular Embryology of Flowering Plants
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  • Molecular Embryology of Flowering Plants ISBN: 9780521552462 Hardback Jan 1998 Out of Print #65459
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About this book

Presents a general picture of current understanding of plant embryology from the formation of floral organs concerned with embryological processes to the genetic manipulation of embryos.

Contents

Preface; List of abbreviations; List of DNA clones, genes, protein products and mutants; 1. Reproductive biology of angiosperms - retrospects and prospect; Part I. Gametogenesis: 2. Anther developmental biology; 3. Pollen development and maturation; 4. Gene expression during pollen development; 5. Pollen abortion and male sterility; 6. Megasporogenesis and megagametogenesis; Part II. Pollination and Fertilization: 7. Stigma, style and pollen-pistil interactions; 8. Invitro pollen germination and pollen tube growth; 9. Developmental biology of incompatibility; 10. Molecular biology of self-incompatibility; 11. Fertilization - the beginning of sporophytic growth; Part III. Zygotic Embryogenesis: 12. Developmental biology of the endosperm; 13. Embryogenesis and physiology of growth of embryos; 14. Genetic and molecular aspects of embryogenesis; 15. Storage protein synthesis in developing embryos; Part IV. Adventive Embryogenesis: 16. Somatic embryogenesis; 17. Embryonic development of pollen grains; 18. Genetic transformation of embryos; References; Index.

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Out of Print
By: V Raghavan
690 pages, 121 b/w photos, 62 line illus, 4 tabs
Media reviews
'... an up-to-date reference for research botanists.' Mark Pagel, The Times Higher Education Supplement '... the new book is undoubtly superior to electronic abstract collections or specialized reviews, and will generally provide access to recent research ... a valuable resource and should certainly be found on the shelves of plant biology libraries.' Thomas Berleth, Trends in Plant Science '... fulfils the long-felt need and may become another classic. Indeed, Raghavan needs to be congratulated for bringing together a remarkable wealth of information ... the book is a result of scholarship and dedication of the highest order ... a landmark in plant biology ... the book is a must for all libraries in universities and agricultural institutes. S. C. Maheshwari, Current Science 'It has been the aim of Professor Raghaven to take stock of the 'state-of-the art', but this volume contains very much more than a review of embryogenesis as might be strictly defined ... This text will be extremely valuable for those with specific research and teaching interests in plant reproductive biology.' K. Lindsey, New Phytology 'Molecular Embryology of Flowering Plants is a scholarly, well-structured, and overwhelmingly referenced text that covers, in a developmental sequence of events, the various facets of plant embryology as traditionally defined.' Gerd Jurgens, BioEssays 'This book deserves a place in the library of every Department of Botany because of the breath and depth of coverage of its topic.' M. H. Weisenseel, Journal of Plant Physiology ' ... for all scientists working in experimental plant biology.' Biologia Plantarum 'This text will be extremely valuable for those with specific research and teaching interests in plant reproductive biology.' K. Lindsey, New Phytologist 'It should become an indispensable and well-worn reference source in offices and labs of developmental botanists throughout the world.' Richard Greyson, Canadian Botanical Association Bulletin 'A valuable resource for graduate students and professionals.' Choice '... highly recommended.' Acta Botanica Nederlandica
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