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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Progress of nuclear gene concept. 2. Development of plasma gene concept. 3. Evolutionary origin of organelle genomes. 4. Organelle genome size and shape. 5. Genetic properties of the Organelle genomes. 6. Inter Organelle DNA Transposition. 7. Inheritance of the Organelle Genomes. 8. Organelle genomes and male sterility. 9. Identification classification and diversification of cytoplasm. 10. Harnessing Neo Cytoplasmic interaction in cereal crops. 11. Exploitation of neo cytoplasmic interaction in vegetable crops. 12. Utilization of neo cytoplasmic interaction in commercial crops. 13. Manipulation of neo cytoplasmic interactions in oilseed crops. 14. Organelle genomes and host plant resistance. 15. Organelle transfer. Selected and suggested references for further reading. Annexure I. Genetics is the study of heredity and variation. The genes present in the nucleus and cytoplasm governs the heredity and variation. The nuclear x cytoplasmic interaction largely determines the phenotype apart from the environmental factors. Gregor Johann Mendel laid the foundation for the classical nuclear genetics. The science of organelle genetics began in 1908 with the discovery of variegation of leaf colour in 4 0 clock plant (Mirabilis Jalapa). This finding unveiled the role of chloroplast genome in heredity and variation for the first time in the world. The discovery of male sterility in flax and the possible role of mitochondrial genome in the expression of male sterility made a spectacular jump in agriculture. Knowledge of organelle genetics has paved the way for the sustained food and nutritional security through crop breeding. Our main objective in writing this text book has been to strength the knowledge of graduates and researchers in genetics and plant breeding. The quintessence of organelle genetics rests on the discovery of the presence of Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid (DNA) in chloroplasts and mitochondria. Now it is well understood that organelle genes are capable of executing both auto and hetero catalytic functions viz. replication and protein synthesis. Manipulation of the organelle genomes through conventional plant breeding has gained momentum during the 20 century. Twenty first century researches are eagerly anticipating about the impact of organelle transfer techniques in evolving high yielding lines. 168 pp. …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Castor (Ricinus communis L.) belongs to monospecific genus Ricinus of Euphorbiaceae family and one of the most important non-edible oilseed crops grown in various countries throughout the World. Its chromosome number is 20(diploid). It is a sexually polymorphic monoceious species, protandrous and highly cross pollinated nature. Because of its hardiness, castor plays an important role in the economy of arid and semi-arid regions of the country. Castor is considered native to Ethiopian region of tropical East Africa and India. Castor seed contains 40-60% oil which is a non drying oil. It has great industrial utility as it is used for the manufacture of soaps, refined and perfumed hair oil, printing inks, varnishes, synthetic resins, carbon paper, lubricant, ointments, other cosmetics, processed leather etc. Castor oil is the source of sebacic acid which is used in the manufacture of nylon and vinyl resins. The oil has high viscosity and it remains steady at high as well as low temperature hence used as a lubricant in high speed engines.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Castor (Ricinus communis L.) belongs to monospecific genus Ricinus of Euphorbiaceae family and one of the most important non-edible oilseed crops grown in various countries throughout the World. Its chromosome number is 20(diploid). It is a sexually polymorphic monoceious species, protandrous and highly cross pollinated nature. Because of its hardiness, castor plays an important role in the economy of arid and semi-arid regions of the country. Castor is considered native to Ethiopian region of tropical East Africa and India. Castor seed contains 40-60% oil which is a non drying oil. It has great industrial utility as it is used for the manufacture of soaps, refined and perfumed hair oil, printing inks, varnishes, synthetic resins, carbon paper, lubricant, ointments, other cosmetics, processed leather etc. Castor oil is the source of sebacic acid which is used in the manufacture of nylon and vinyl resins. The oil has high viscosity and it remains steady at high as well as low temperature hence used as a lubricant in high speed engines. 108 pp. Englisch.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Abies spectabilis. 2. Acacia arabica. 3. Acacia catechu. 4. Acacia concinna. 5. Acacia senegal. 6. Adansonia digitata. 7. Adenanthera pavonia 8. Adina cordifolia. 9. Aegle marmelos. 10. Ailanthus excelsa. 11. Ailanthus malabarica. 12. Alangium solvifolium. 13. Albizia amara. 14. Albizia lebbeck. 15. Alstonia scholoris. 16. Altingia excels. 17. Amoora rohitaka. 18. Anacardium occidantale. 19. Anamirta cocculus. 20. Annona muricata. 21. Annona squamosa. 22. Anogeissus latifolia 23. Anthocephalus cadamba. 24. Areca catechu. 25. Artocarpus heterophyllus. 26. Atalantia monophylla. 27. Avicennia officinalis. 28. Azadirachta indica. 29. Azima tetracantha. 30. Balanites aegyptica. 31. Bambusa bambos. 32. Barringtonia acutangula. 33. Bassia longifolia. 34. Baubinia purpurea. 35. Baubinia tomentosa. 36. Betula utilis. 37. Bombax ceiba. 38. Borassus flabellifer. 39. Boswellia serrate. 40. Bougainvillea glabra. 41. Bridelia retusa. 42. Buchanania lanzan. 43. Butea monosperma. 44. Cadaba fruticosa. 45. Caesalpinia bonducella. 46. Caesalpinia pulcherrima. 47. Caesaria elliptica. 48. Calophyllum inophyllum. 49. Canarium strictum. 50. Careya arborea. 51. Carica papaya. 52. Cassia alata. 53. Cassia fistula. 54. Casuarina equisetifolia. 55. Cedrus deodara. 56. Cedrus libani. 57. Cerbera manghas. 58. Chloroxylon swietenia. 59. Chukrassia tabularis. 60. Cinnamomum zeylanicum. 61. Citrus aurantifolia. 62. Citrus medica. 63. Cochlospermum religiosum. 64. Cocos nucifera. 65. Cordia dichotoma. 66. Couroupita guianesis. 67. Crateva nurvala. 68. Cycas circinalis. 69. Dalbergia lanceolaria. 70. Dalbergia latifolia. 71. Dalbergia sissoo. 72. Delonix regia. 73. Dillenia indica. 74. Diospyros melanoxylon. 75. Diospyros peregrina. 76. Dipterocarpus turbinatus. 77. Dryobalanops aromatica. 78. Drypetes roxburghii. 79. Elaeocarpus ganitrus. 80. Emblica officinalis. 81. Erythrina stricta. 82. Erythrina variegata. 83. Erythroxylum monogynum. 84. Eucalyptus globules. 85. Excoecaria agallocha. 86. Feronia limonia. 87. Ficus benghalensis. 88. Ficus glomerata. 89. Ficus hispida. 90. Ficus religiosa. 91. Flacourita indica. 92. Fraxinus excelsior. 93. Garcinia gummi-gutta. 94. Garcinia resinifera. 95. Gardenia lucida. 96. Garuga pinnata. 97. Garcinia xanthochymus. 98. Gliricidia sepium. 99. Gmelina arborea. 100. Haematoxylon campachianum. 101. Hardwickia binata. 102. Helicteres isora. 103. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis. 104. Holarrhena antidysenterica. 105. Hymenodictyon excelsum 106. Ixora pavetta. 107. Illicium verum. 108. Jacaranda minosaefolia. 109. Juglans regia. 110. Kigelia pinnata. 111. Kleinbovia hospita. 112. Lagerstroemia speciosa. 113. Lannea coromandelica. 114. Lantana aculeate var. aculeata. 115. Lawsonia inermis. 116. Limonia acidissima. 117. Madhuca indica 118. Mallotus philippensis. 119. Mangifera indica. 120. Manilkara hexandra. 121. Melaleuca leucadendron. 122. Melia azedarach. 123. Mesua nagassarium. 124. Michelia champaca. 125. Millingtonia hortensis. 126. Mimusops elengi. 127. Mitragyna parvifolia. 128. Moringa pterygosperma. 129. Morinda citrifolia. 130. Murraya koenigii. 131. Musa sapientum paradisiaca. 132. Myrica esculenta. 133. Myristica fragrans. 134. Nerium indicum. 135. Nyctanthes arbortristis. 136. Olea europaea. 137. Osmanthus fragrans. 138. Ougenia oojeinensis. 139. Phoenix dactylifera. 140. Peltophorum pterocarpum. 141. Plumeria alba. 142. Pinuns roxburghii. 143. Pistacia integerrima. 144. Pistacia vera. 145. Platanus orientalis. 146. Polyalthia longifolia. 147. Pongamia pinnata. 148. Premna integrifolia. 149. Prunus cerasoides. 150. Prunus mahaleb. 151. Pterocarpus marsupium. 152. Pterocarpus santalinus. 153. Pterospermum suberifolium. 154. Punica granatum. 155. Quassia indica. 156. Quercus infectoria. 157. Quisqualis indica. 158. Radermachera xylocarpa. 159. Randia dumetorum. 160. Salix tetrasperma. 161. Salvadora persica. 162. Samanea saman. 163. Santalum album. 164. Sapindus emarginatus. 165. Saraca asoca. 166. Sch.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Castor (Ricinus communis L.) belongs to monospecific genus Ricinus of Euphorbiaceae family and one of the most important non-edible oilseed crops grown in various countries throughout the World. Its chromosome number is 20(diploid). It is a sexually polymorphic monoceious species, protandrous and highly cross pollinated nature. Because of its hardiness, castor plays an important role in the economy of arid and semi-arid regions of the country. Castor is considered native to Ethiopian region of tropical East Africa and India. Castor seed contains 40-60% oil which is a non drying oil. It has great industrial utility as it is used for the manufacture of soaps, refined and perfumed hair oil, printing inks, varnishes, synthetic resins, carbon paper, lubricant, ointments, other cosmetics, processed leather etc. Castor oil is the source of sebacic acid which is used in the manufacture of nylon and vinyl resins. The oil has high viscosity and it remains steady at high as well as low temperature hence used as a lubricant in high speed engines. 108 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Castor (Ricinus communis L.) belongs to monospecific genus Ricinus of Euphorbiaceae family and one of the most important non-edible oilseed crops grown in various countries throughout the World. Its chromosome number is 20(diploid). It is a sexually polymorphic monoceious species, protandrous and highly cross pollinated nature. Because of its hardiness, castor plays an important role in the economy of arid and semi-arid regions of the country. Castor is considered native to Ethiopian region of tropical East Africa and India. Castor seed contains 40-60% oil which is a non drying oil. It has great industrial utility as it is used for the manufacture of soaps, refined and perfumed hair oil, printing inks, varnishes, synthetic resins, carbon paper, lubricant, ointments, other cosmetics, processed leather etc. Castor oil is the source of sebacic acid which is used in the manufacture of nylon and vinyl resins. The oil has high viscosity and it remains steady at high as well as low temperature hence used as a lubricant in high speed engines. 108 pp. Englisch.…

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Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: G. SelvakumarDr.G.Selvakumar, M.Sc (Agri), Ph.D, Centre for Plant Breeding and Genetics, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore. He has vast knowledge in molecular plant breeding technologies. He has highly experienced.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 92 pp. Spanisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -El ricino (Ricinus communis L.) pertenece al género monoespecífico Ricinus, de la familia de las euforbiáceas, y es uno de los cultivos oleaginosos no comestibles más importantes que se cultivan en diversos países de todo el mundo. Su número de cromosomas es de 20 (diploide). Se trata de una especie monoica sexualmente polimórfica, protándrica y de naturaleza altamente alógama. Debido a su resistencia, el ricino desempeña un papel importante en la economía de las regiones áridas y semiáridas del país. Se considera que el ricino es originario de la región etíope del África Oriental tropical y de la India. La semilla de ricino contiene entre un 40 % y un 60 % de aceite, que es un aceite no secante. Tiene una gran utilidad industrial, ya que se utiliza para la fabricación de jabones, aceites capilares refinados y perfumados, tintas de impresión, barnices, resinas sintéticas, papel carbón, lubricantes, pomadas, otros cosméticos, cuero procesado, etc. El aceite de ricino es la fuente del ácido sebácico, que se utiliza en la fabricación de resinas de nailon y vinilo. El aceite tiene una alta viscosidad y se mantiene estable tanto a altas como a bajas temperaturas, por lo que se utiliza como lubricante en motores de alta velocidad. 92 pp. Spanisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - El ricino (Ricinus communis L.) pertenece al género monoespecífico Ricinus, de la familia de las euforbiáceas, y es uno de los cultivos oleaginosos no comestibles más importantes que se cultivan en diversos países de todo el mundo. Su número de cromosomas es de 20 (diploide). Se trata de una especie monoica sexualmente polimórfica, protándrica y de naturaleza altamente alógama. Debido a su resistencia, el ricino desempeña un papel importante en la economía de las regiones áridas y semiáridas del país. Se considera que el ricino es originario de la región etíope del África Oriental tropical y de la India. La semilla de ricino contiene entre un 40 % y un 60 % de aceite, que es un aceite no secante. Tiene una gran utilidad industrial, ya que se utiliza para la fabricación de jabones, aceites capilares refinados y perfumados, tintas de impresión, barnices, resinas sintéticas, papel carbón, lubricantes, pomadas, otros cosméticos, cuero procesado, etc. El aceite de ricino es la fuente del ácido sebácico, que se utiliza en la fabricación de resinas de nailon y vinilo. El aceite tiene una alta viscosidad y se mantiene estable tanto a altas como a bajas temperaturas, por lo que se utiliza como lubricante en motores de alta velocidad.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Le ricin (Ricinus communis L.) appartient au genre monospécifique Ricinus de la famille des Euphorbiacées et constitue l'une des cultures oléagineuses non comestibles les plus importantes, cultivée dans divers pays à travers le monde. Son caryotype est de 20 chromosomes (diploïde). Il s'agit d'une espèce monoïque sexuellement polymorphe, protandre et à forte pollinisation croisée. En raison de sa rusticité, le ricin joue un rôle important dans l'économie des régions arides et semi-arides du pays. Le ricin est considéré comme originaire de la région éthiopienne de l'Afrique de l'Est tropicale et de l'Inde. La graine de ricin contient 40 à 60 % d'huile, qui est une huile non siccative. Elle présente une grande utilité industrielle, car elle est utilisée pour la fabrication de savons, d'huiles capillaires raffinées et parfumées, d'encres d'imprimerie, de vernis, de résines synthétiques, de papier carbone, de lubrifiants, de pommades, d'autres produits cosmétiques, de cuir transformé, etc. L'huile de ricin est la source de l'acide sébacique, utilisé dans la fabrication du nylon et des résines vinyliques. Cette huile présente une viscosité élevée et reste stable aussi bien à haute qu'à basse température, ce qui explique son utilisation comme lubrifiant dans les moteurs à grande vitesse. 92 pp. Französisch.…