c p malik (33 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Book contains pencil markings. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,650grams, ISBN:0313205051.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Few Words. 2. Foreword. 3. Acknowledgments. 4. Epilogue. 5. Chander Parkash: The Perpetual Learner. 6. Punjab - The Land of Five Rivers: My Birth Place. 7. My Family. 8. My Primary Education. 9. Pangs of Partition. 10. My Childhood in Pakistan. 11. Admission in University College. 12. Predicting Future. 13. Joining Botany Department. 14. Visits to Pakistan. 15. My Sojourn at Delhi University. 16. Appeared in IAS. 17. Admission in Harvard University. 18. Meeting My Soulmate. 19. Selected Commonwealth Fellow. 20. Trip to Continent. 21. Blessed with a Daughter. 22. Attending International Botanical Congress. 23. Joining University of Udaipur. 24. My Major Stay at Punjab Agricultural University Ludhiana. 25. My Grit in Academics. 26. House as Lucky Charm. 27. Joining SADM and then JNU, Jaipur. 28. Trip to Bangkok, Singapore. 29. Professional Excellence in Academics. 30. Travelling Experiences, Past Recollections. 31. How I Reached Thus Far. 32. List of Publications of Prof. C P Malik and his Students. 33. Why My Autobiography. It provided me an opportunity to travel in the past and imbue the mind with memories which body and mind experienced. The present of me as an individual reflects the monotony of the familiar. By jotting down the incidents of past I surrendered to the wandering spirit. I recalled some incidents which brought happiness and those which I would like to forget and erase from my memory. It provided me an opportunity to recall my travels in distant places following grueling schedule. How the mode of travel changed with times. I distinctly recall events which made me 'Reach Thus Far'. Despite my academic excellence how I struggled to gain promotion and academic recognitions. As someone who describes reflection about the road blocks which he received ever since his childhood and professionally. On the way to descriptions I did not let my memories be routine bag.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Biochemical and molecular aspects of heterocyst/Keshav Trehan and Yash Pal Taneja. 2. Male sterility and its utilization in hybrid seed production/Sanjeev K. Thind and C.P. Malik. 3. Pollen wall is a living system: an analysis/C.K. Rudramuniyappa. 4. Stamen morphogenesis in cytoplasmic male sterile Nicotiana tanaci L./R.R. Hegde, Shamala Naik, R.Y.Katti and S.N. Agadi. 5. Lectins in pollen and stigmas/C. Kameswara Rao and Sangeeta Wadhawan. 6. Transgenic plants: production and application on the use of microspores/Pollen for genetic modification/C.P. Malik, Ishita Ahuja, Sanjeev K. Thind and D.S. Bhatia. 7. Significance of callose in reproduction of higher plants with special reference to male gametophyte/D.S. Bhatia and C.P. Malik. 8. Pollen release in explosive flowers: a review/C. Subba Reddi and Raju J.S. Aluri. "The book encompasses recent researches in pollen physiology and biotechnology and biochemical and molecular aspects of heterocysts in Cynobacteria. Most reviews include recent references and is a useful resource for literature on pollen biology. Anyone interested in updating about pollen genetics, biology and development will find ready information and current literature.".

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Biochemical and molecular aspects of heterocyst/Keshav Trehan and Yash Pal Taneja. 2. Male sterility and its utilization in hybrid seed production/Sanjeev K. Thind and C.P. Malik. 3. Pollen wall is a living system : an analysis/C.K. Rudramuniyappa. 4. Stamen morphogenesis in cytoplasmic male sterile Nicotiana tanaci L./R.R. Hegde, Shamala Naik, R.Y.Katti and S.N. Agadi. 5. Lectins in pollen and stigmas/C. Kameswara Rao and Sangeeta Wadhawan. 6. Transgenic plants : production and application on the use of microspores/pollen for genetic modification/C.P. Malik, Ishita Ahuja, Sanjeev K. Thind and D.S. Bhatia. 7. Significance of callose in reproduction of higher plants with special reference to male gametophyte/D.S. Bhatia and C.P. Malik. 8. Pollen release in explosive flowers : a review/C. Subba Reddi and Raju J.S. Aluri. "The book encompasses recent researches in pollen physiology and biotechnology and biochemical and molecular aspects of heterocysts in cynobacteria. Most reviews include recent references and is a useful resource for literature on pollen biology. Anyone interested in updating about pollen genetics, biology and development will find ready information and current literature.".

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Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Eight volume boxed set. Each volume with black and white illustrations, in laminated light card covers. 8vos. Each volume in as new condition. Presented in an illustrated slipcase. The slipcase is very slightly rubbed on corners and a little shelf worn, with short and mild ridge from one corner.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The present volume CONVENTIONAL AND NON-CONVENTIONAL INTERVENTIONS IN CROP IMPROVEMENT encompasses a collection of 10 chapters contributed by 22 experts in plant breeding and genetics, physiology, biotechnology and genetic engineering, nanotechnology and crop improvement. The selected topics are of prime importance to break the barriers of yield in different crops. They Provide the state of art account of the information available on different approaches for crop improvement under diverse conditions. Chapter 1 titled" Engineering Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Plants: Extricating Regulatory Gene Complex" Chapter 2: Illustrated the Potential for engineering crops with high antioxidant capacity. Chapter 3 Provides a comprehensive report on current status of Molecular markers and MAS used in sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) Chapter 4 gives the glimpse on the Genetics and breeding for nutritional quality aspects of grain legumes Chapter 5 discusses Improvement of garlic crop using integrated approaches Chapter 6 describes Generation of vermicompost and its Utililazation in sustainable agriculture. Chapter 7 is Breeding for Specific Adaptation to Increase the Yield Potential of Rise for Hill Regions. Chapter 8 is Carbon Metabolism in Transgenic Plants. Chapter 9 Living organisms as a source of Nanoscale Engineering and its Applications is Described. Finally Chapter 10 Describes Mutations Breeding in Genomics Era : New Opportunities and Challenges. The Present volume will prove extremely useful for those interested in exploiting different facets of crop improvement. The book will cater yo the needs of postgraduates specializing in Plant breeding genetics Plant Physiology, crop breading Biotechnology and nano biotechnology, especially interested in crop Improvement.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Molecular markers associated with powdery mildew resistance in different crop plants/Kallamadi Prathap Reddy and Mulpuri Sujatha. 2. Fungi as cellular factories for production of industrially important enzymes/Juhi Saxena and Abhijeet Singh. 3. Determination of radiosensitivity: prerequisite factor for induced mutagenesis/S. K. Datta. 4. Salicylic acid plays a central role in defense signaling influencing systemic acquired resistance and abiotic stresses/A. Hemantaranjan. 5. Plant responses to drought stress: morphological and biochemical parameters/Zainab Syed and Monika Sogani. 6. Biofortification of crops for reducing malnutrition/Ravi Kumar, M. L. Jakhar and Hari Ram Jat. 7. Climate change impact in sugarcane agriculture and mitigation strategies/Gulzar S Sanghera, P K Malhotra, Harpreet Singh and Rajan Bhatt. 8. Physiological and molecular regulations mediating floral transition/Priya Chugh and Pushp Sharma. 9. Genomics and proteomics of cold tolerance in food crops/Anju Thakur, Kamaldev Sharma and Harsh Nayyar.10. Genetic diversity on groundnut (arachis hypogaea L.)/Shoba, D, M. Arumugam Pillai and Roshni Vijayan.11. Application of Flow Cytogenetics in Crop Improvement/Nirmal Kant Sharma, Hemant B Kardile, Ankita Sharma, Kumar Nishant Chaurasia, Vinay Bhardwaj, SK Chakrabarti. 12. Molecular diagnostics of plant diseases/Indu Rani Sharma and PC Trivedi.13. Role of biotechnology in plant disease management/P. C. Trivedi and Indu Rani Sharma.14. Physiological and Genetic Aspects of Earliness in Common Bean/M. H. Khan, S. A. Dar, A. A. Lone, Z. A. Dar, B. A. Alie, Mir, G. H., Asif M. Iqbal, Sabina Nasseer, Shabir H. Wani.15. Canning and Nutritional Properties of Common Bean (Phaseolus vulqaris L.)/M. H. Khan, S. A. Dar, Z. A. Dar, A. A. Lone, S. A. Haq, M. Ahmad, Asif M. Iqbal, Sabina Nasseer, Shabir H. Wani.16. Glucosinolates: Biosynthesis, Metabolism, Transport and Environmental Interactions in Brassicaceae/Pushp Sharma. Index. Plant Biotechnology is a engine for green to evergreen revolution. It has been shown great promise in recent years for improving crop productivity, reducing environmental pollution through reduction in pesticide use and improving the quality of agricultural produce. Biotechnological tools have also helped in understanding molecular regulation of biological processes and characterization of microorganisms. The GM crops developed to address sociological concerns like the Vitamin-A deficiency, iron deficiency and malnutrition will pay an equally important role in achieving food security. The present book Harnessing Plant Biotechnology and Physiology to stimulate Agricultural Growth incorporates review and research articles on varied aspects of biotechnology applications. This volume contains 15 Chapters written by leading experts in the discipline incorporating recent developments in the subject. Articles related to two major sections i.e. Plant Biotechnology and Physiology to stimulate agricultural growth in crops have been included. Topics covered in the book are : Molecular markers associated with powdery mildew resistance in different crop plants; Fungi as cellular factories for production of industrially important enzymes : Determination of radiosensitivity : Prerequisite factor for induced mutagenesis ; Salicyclic acid plays a central role in defence signalling influencing systemic acquired resistance and abiotic stresses ; Plant responses to drought stress: Morphological and Biochemical parameters; Biofortification of crops for reducing malnutrition; Climatic change impact in sugarcane agriculture and mitigation strategies; Genomics and Proteomics of cold tolerance in food crops; Genetic diversity on groundnut (Arachis hypogaea); Application of Flow cyto-genetics in crop improvement ; Molecular diagnostics of plant diseases; Role of biotechnology in plant disease management; Physiological and genetic aspect of earliness in common bean; Canning and nutritional properties commo.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Improvement of Vegetable Crops through Biotechnological Approaches/Ajay Kumar Verma, D. Singh, Satish Kackare and M. Singh. 2. Marker Assisted Selection and its Application in Breeding Designer Crops/Javeed A. Lone, Shabir H. Wani, M. Ashraf Bhat, Asif B. Shikari, Najeeb R. Sofi and Rayees A. Lone. 3. Nanotechnology in Crop and Nutrition Boost/Himakshi Bhati-Kushwaha and CP Malik. 4. Improvement through Induced Mutagenesis: Ornamental Crops/Dr. S. K. Datta. 5. Insect Resistant Transgenic Crops with Particular Reference to Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) Proteins/Tarakeswari, M. Sujatha. 6. Clonal Propagation of Conifers/J. A. Bhat, Syed Maqbool Geelani and Asif M. Iqbal. 7. Artificial Seed Technology for Storage and Exchange of Plant Genetic Resources/Saikat Gantait, Suprabuddha Kundu. 8. Molecular, Biotechnological and other Recent Approaches to Combat Abiotic Stresses in Field Crops/Sajad Hussain Dar and Shabir Hussain Wani. 9. Recent Advances in Breeding for Disease Resistance to Stripe Rust of Wheat/A. Sheikh, S. H. Wani and Z. A. Dar. 10. Bio-Fortification: Improving Nutritional Content of Food Crops for Overcoming Malnutrition/Gazala Hassan Khan, Asif B Shikari, Shabir H. Wani.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Biotechnological advances to overcome drought stress in wheat/Vijay Prakash, Niraj Tripathi and Sharad Tiwari. 2. Farmer participatory approaches for varietal improvement/Asif M. Iqbal, S. Najeeb, A. B. Shikari, Ashaq H., M.A. Ganai, A. Mutaba, Najeeb M, Z.A Dar, AA. Lone, G. Ali, I. Abidi, Sabeena N, Shaeen A.N and Shabir H. Wani. 3. Recent advances in breeding for resistance to stem rust of wheat/Fayaz A. Sheikh and Shabir H. Wani. 4. RNAi in crop improvement/Ritesh Kaur and C.P. Malik. 5. Marker assisted selection: a feasible tool in crop improvement/R Mahajan and N Kapoor. 6. Recent genomic approaches for sugarcane improvement: opportunities and challenges/Gulzar S Sanghera, Rupinder Pal Singh, Vikrant Tyagi and K S Thind. 7. Building Drought Tolerance by Integrating Root Architecture and above Ground Physiology: Case Study of Common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)/Parvaze A. Sofi. 8. Molecular basis of predicting heterosis in crop plants/Waseem Madni, Zahoor A. Dar, Shabir H. Wani, Ajaz. A. Lone, I. Abidi, Gowhar Ali, Javeed A. Lone, Asif M. Iqbal and Ritu Mahajan. 9. Physiological functions of auxin amid molecular mechanisms of auxin response factors/Hemantaranjan, Ajaya Kumar Trivedi and A. Nishant Bhanu. 10. Saffron improvement improvised methods/Salwee Yasmin, F. A. Nehvi, J. K. Dhar, Sabina Naseer, Shahina A Nagoo, Gowhar Ali and Asif A. Qureshi. 11. Strategies to improve crop salt and drought tolerance: success and limitations/Zafar Ullah Zafar, Hamid Manzoor, Sumaira Rasul, Sibgha Noreen, Qasim Ali, Muhammad Iqbal, Muhammad Javed, Hafiza Saima Gul, Zara Ahmad, Faisal Shahzad, Chukwuma C. Ogbaga, Habib-ur-Rehman Athar and M. Ashraf. 12. Proteomics approaches for abiotic stress tolerance in plants/Roshni Vijayan Shabir H Wani. Subject Index. Each chapter is detailed by experts in the area of their specialization. We are confident that the book will cater to the needs of postgraduate students specializing in plant breeding, genetics, plant physiology, crop breeding, biotechnology, etc. It will serve a definite purpose for agriculture scientists dealing with Quality and Quantum in Improvement of Field Crops.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Prospects of plant biotechnology for crop improvement in modern era/Nidhi Verma and Sudhir Shukla. 2. Heading towards the new plant breeding techniques: developments and impacts/Himakshi Bhati-Kushwaha and C.P. Malik. 3. Polymerase chain reaction and its applications in crop improvement/Nisha Pareek and Amandeep K. Hora. 4. Recombinant DNA technology for crop Improvement/Amandeep K. Hora and Nisha Pareek. 5. A review on botany, cultivation, biotechnology, genetic diversity and uses of cumin (Cuminum cyminum)/Madhuri Parashar, M.L. Jakhar and C.P. Malik. 6. Chilling stress and its adverse effects on various physiological and metabolic pathways of plant/Himakshi Bhati Kushwaha and C.P. Malik. 7. Nanotechnology in agriculture and food-processing/Himakshi Bhati-Kushwaha and C.P. Malik. 8. Carbon nanotubes and nanoparticles as plant growth regulators: effects on plant growth and function/Himakshi Bhati Kushwaha and C.P. Malik. 9. In vitro propagation of some medicinal plants, andrographis paniculata and cissus quadrangularis/C.P. Malik, Poonam Garg, Rajwati Yadav and Ritesh Kaur. 10. Some milestones in biotechnology in relation to crop improvement/C.P. Malik and Ritesh Kaur. References. The present volume titled New Approaches for Fast Forward Agricultural Production has 10 chapters divisible into four disciplines. The first discipline deals with the biotechnology, includes new methods of molecular biology for improving agriculture practices, advances in polymerase chain reaction and recombinant DNA technology for crop improvement, assessing cultivation, utility, biotechnology and molecular diversity in Cumin (Cuminum cyminum). Second discipline deals with the in vitro propagation of some of the medicinally important plants through Tissue culture methods and assessment of the adverse effect of chilling stress on physiological and metabolic pathways of plants. The second last section includes two chapter enlighting the role of nanotechnology in agriculture and food processing, improving crop production through the use of nanotubes and nanoparticles as Plant Growth Regulators. The last section includes one chapter highlight the milestones in the discovery of plant biotechnology aspects. The present volume is certain to become the standard reference for the scientists, professionals and graduate students interested in molecular biology, crop plant development and nanobiotechnology. The book will be extremely useful for plant breeders, agronomists, biotechnologists, agri-biotechnologists, geneticists, nanobiotechnologists, cytogenetisists taxonomists, molecular biologists and plant physiologists. Post graduate students, B.Sc. (honors) students in these disciplines having adequate background in genetics, molecular biology and spectrum of other researchers interested in biology, nanotechnology and agriculture will also find the book a worthwhile reference text.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The present volume entitled "Biotechnology: Perspectives and Prospects" furnishes information on recent advances in Biotechnology. Written by leading international experts it offers the most comprehensive and up-to-date information on selected topics, most sought after by researchers and students at the graduate as well as postgraduate level. Each chapter discusses the current status. Jeff Schahczensiki and Katherine Adam (USA) give laudable description of transgenic crops in a new perspective. A substantial part of the chapter is devoted to statistical figures dealing with every aspect of transgenic crops. It also highlights the importance of transgenics and evaluates the risks and fears associated with their cultivation. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the regulatory aspects involved in commercializing their cultivation. Lining Tian (Canada) summarizes an overview of "Selectable Gene Excision from Transgenic Plants". An Indian-American Scientist, Keerti Rathore at the TAMU (USA) elucidates a significant breakthrough which has opened up the door for saving millions of lives by providing plentiful nutrition in the form of high protein in cotton seed. Rathore and co-workers have achieved the silencing of "gossypol" the toxic substance in cotton by employing RNA interference (RNAi) and a seed specific promoter. Resultantly, this toxic substance is expressed in the entire plant save the seed. The cotton seed with high protein content and devoid of gossypol is now fit for human consumption and may become an engineered savior of lives of millions of children who suffer from malnutrition. Chitra Wadhwani and CP Malik review basic information about the advancements achieved in "Gene Therapy". The applications of this technology in correcting dreadful diseases are indeed unbelievable. The chapter is student-savvy and clearly explains both basic and advanced concepts by diagrams suitably placed in the body of the text. "RNA interference: Small and silent biotechnological tool" is authored by Chitra Wadhwani, CP Malik and Bhavneet Kaur. RNAi has been aptly nicknamed and this chapter gives an extensive treatment pertinent to its varied aspects and applications. Martias Zurbriggen, Vanesa B.Tognetti, Estela M.Valle and Nestor Carrillo (Argentina) have presented protocol by employing Cyanobacterial flavodoxin in engineering Multiple Stress Tolerance. Bhavneet Kaur, CP Malik and Chitra Wadhwani have concisely expressed attainment of varied breakthroughts in different areas of biotechnology especially in the past one and a half year. The intent is to acquaint and enthuse young readers who will be future specialists of this subject as well as laymen, with the power of this amazing technology. William Laing and Sean Bulley (New Zealand) aim primarily at providing a comprehensible outline of specialized processes such as "Control of Vitamin C levels in Plants". Chitra Wadwani details description of every possible aspect of "Catharanthus roseus: Molecular Biology and Biotechnology." It is a beautiful connotation of the author's own research work as well as findings of contemporary workers on different realms pertaining to molecular biology studies in this plant. Chandan Agarwal summarizes pertinent information on "Mycobacterium", the causal agent of Tuberculosis and critically analyzes techniques available for sampling and screening of these clinical samples as well as the importance and implication of planning and surveillance to manage. The strength of this volume is lavishly used colored images, and extensive literature citation in each chapter. Certain to become the standard reference for biotechnologists, molecular biologists, breeders, applied biologists, the book is the definitive source for those who are keen to remain updated with the recent advances in biotechnology.