Name: Basics of Plant Breeding
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Basics of Plant Breeding

Edited By: Muhammad Sabar, Sana E. Mustafa

£59.99

This book explores conventional breeding and modern molecular techniques to enhance yield, quality, and resilience in major cereals. It bridges foundational principles with cutting-edge innovations, providing an essential resource for researchers, practitioners, and students.

Cereal crops are the backbone of global food security, and advancing their genetic potential is crucial for sustainable agriculture. This book explores both conventional breeding…

Cereal crops are the backbone of global food security, and advancing their genetic potential is crucial for sustainable agriculture. This book explores both conventional breeding and modern molecular techniques to enhance yield, quality, and resilience in major cereals. It provides a comprehensive overview of breeding strategies, including marker-assisted selection, genomic tools, and field-based approaches for plant breeders, geneticists, agronomists, and students. With globally relevant insights, it highlights practical applications and recent advancements in cereal breeding. An essential resource for researchers and practitioners, this book bridges foundational principles with cutting-edge innovations to address future agricultural challenges.

Dr Muhammad Sabar is a leading rice breeder at the Rice Research Institute, Kala Shah Kaku, Pakistan, specializing in the development of high-yielding and stress-tolerant rice varieties. With extensive experience in conventional and molecular breeding, he has contributed to the genetic improvement of rice for enhanced productivity and resilience. His research focuses on marker-assisted selection, hybrid rice development, and improving grain quality traits.

Dr Sana E. Mustafa is a plant breeding and genetics researcher at the Rice Research Institute, Kala Shah Kaku. She has completed her PhD from the University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF), Pakistan. Her work centers on rice germplasm evaluation, trait mapping, and the application of molecular tools in rice improvement. She has published research articles in peer-reviewed journals and actively contributes to breeding programs aimed at developing climate-resilient rice varieties.

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