Current Horticulture: Improvement, Production, Plant Health Management and Value-Addition (2 Vols-Set)
Published by Brillion Publishing, 2022
ISBN 10: 9390757428 (ISBN 13: 9789390757428)
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Contents: Volume 1: 1. Adaptation of fruit crops for sustainable production under climate changes. 2. Integrated horticulture-based farming systems for livelihood security. 3. Managing natural resources for sustainable fruit production in arid zone. 4. Nursery management of vegetable crops. 5. Quality planting material for arid and semi-arid fruits. 6. Planting geometry and canopy modulation in fruit trees: mitigating effects of climate change. 7. On-the-tree fruit bagging: an organic fruit production technology. 8. Tree architecture for high-density planting in guava. 9. Genetic resource of minor tuber crops for improvement. 10. Genetic resource of henna for improvement. 11. Exploiting heterosis for vegetable improvement. 12. Grafting technology: mitigating abiotic stresses in vegetable crops. 13. Technological intervention for doubling farmer’s income in arid horticultural crops. 14. Biotechnological interventions enhancing fruit production. 15. Seed spices: diversity, characterization, conservation and utilization. 16. Prospects of date palm cultivation in Thar desert. 17. Smart fruits for 21st century. 18. Innovative breeding approaches for improvement in fruit crops. 19. Seed potato production in India. 20. Climate smart integrated soil fertility management in fruit crops. 21. Fertigation in citrus: developments and challenges. 22. Secondary horticulture: developments and challenges. 23. Microbes in soil health management of horticultural crops. 24. Fruit industry in north-east India: developments and challenges. 25. High altitude horticulture: developments and challenges. 26. Onion varieties for doubling farmers income. 27. Nutritional security through underutilized semi-arid fruits. 28. Tuber crops for nutrition, health and livelihood security. 29. Vertical farming: a promising technology for horticultural development in urban areas. 30. Bio-enhancers for organic production of horticultural crops. 31. Water management in tropical tuber crops. 32. Growing medicinal and aromatic crops weed-free. 33. Advances in integrated insect-pest management of vegetable crops. 34. Disease management in arid horticultural crops. 35. Pest management in arid and semi-arid horticultural crops. 36. Banana export and value-addition: opportunities and strategies. 37. Functional foods from tropical tuber crops. 38. Agri-business incubators for enhancing performance of horticulture sector. Volume 2: 1. Constraints, opportunities and emerging threats in mango production. 2. Advances in litchi production. 3. High-density planting for higher productivity and quality fruits. 4. Potato production: developments and challenges. 5. Temperate fruits: enhancing productivity through technological interventions. 6. Breeding strategies in commercial flower crops. 7. R&D in vegetables for food and nutritional security. 8. Climate resilient technologies for citrus fruits. 9. Biodiversity in underutilized fruit crops of hot semi-arid regions. 10. Mushroom production for sustainable income generation. 11. Cultivation of drumstick for socio-economic upliftment. 12. Perspective and success stories of underutilized fruits. 13. Underutilized fruits of NER for livelihood security. 14. Pharmaceutical properties of onion and garlic. 15. Vertical farming: enhancing vegetable productivity. 16. Growing beans in dryland. 17. Peri-urban and urban horticulture for nutritional security. 18. Biodiversity international: harness agricultural biodiversity and sustainably transform food systems to improve people’s lives in a climate crisis. 19. Protected cultivation of horticultural crops: prospects and challenges in India. 20. Livelihood opportunities in floriculture. 21. Honeybees enhance seed yield of vegetables and seed spices. 22. Production technologies of humid tropical underutilized fruits in India. 23. Entrepreneurship development through protected cultivation. 24. Improvement in global oil palm industry. 25. AICRP for development of fruit crops. 26. Precision. …
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- Current Horticulture: Improvement, Production, Plant Health Management and Value-Addition (2 Vols-Set)
- Author
- Balraj Singh, A. K. Singh and B. S. Tomar
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- Brillion Publishing
- Publication year
- 2022
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- New
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- Hardcover
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