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This book has been sub-divided into eight relevant sections consisting of over sixteen review articles as substantial chapters related to: Environmental Stresses [over seven chapters]; Molecular Physiology/Biology [two chapters]; Physiological and Molecualr implications of biofertilizer the phytotechnological advancements [one substantial chapter]; Iron Nutrition and Interactions in Plants [one substantial chapter]; Physiological Pathology A Biotechnological approach [one substantial chapter] Nitrogen Metabolism [one substantial chapter]; Molecular and Physiological Advances in Biological Nitrogen Fixation [two cahpters]; Physiological strategies for sustainable Agriculture [one substantial chapter]. Eminent scientists all over the globe have contributed these chapters, who have been actively engaged in an assortment of explicit areas of research with all-encompassing knowledge, time-honoured record of distinction and illustrious authorieis. They have put into producing up-to-date reviews, which are duly evaluated by the respective Consulting Editors of international stature from India, U.K., U.S.A., Argentina, Australia, Germany, Spain, France, Portugal, Israel, and Morocco to reinforce the execution of the noble objectives, tremendously indispensable in the new millennium.

SECTION - I: ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS

1. Phytosynthetic responses of C3 plants to drought – J. flesax and H. Medrano

2. Influence of high temperature on the photosynthetic apparatus – Katya Georgieva and Enrico Brugnoli

3. Oxidative stress and damage in chloroplasts from dawn to dusk – Javier F. Palatnik, Estela M. Valle and Nestor Carrillo

4. Clutathione and oxidative stresses in plants – Sheela Agarwal

5. Chemical protection of plants against ozone : Role of ethylenediurea (EDU) – S.B. Agarwal

6. Variable response of legume species and their cultivars to salinity stress during various stages of growth and metabolism – Neera Garg and Jasleen Chawla

7. Symbiotic nitrogen fixation response to abiotic factors – V.S.G.R. Naidu, J.D.S. Panwar and S.P. Saikha

SECTION - II: MOLECULAR PHYSIOLOGY/BIOLOGY

8. Ca2+ Signalling systems in plants – The cell as the minimum unity for complexity – Ruti Malho and Luisa Camacho

9. Molecular markers and tagging of gens in crop plants – Sujay Rakshit, Pervez, H. Zaidi and S.K. Mishra

SECTION - III: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR IMPLICATIONS OF BIOFERTILIZER – THE PHYCOTECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT

10. Phycotechnological advances with respect to Bio-N fertilization of rice – A. Vaishampayan

SECTION - IV: IRON NUTRITION AND INTERACTIONS IN PLANTS

11. Physiological and molecular advances advances in phytosiderophores – A contrivance for iron nutrition in plants – A. Hemantaranjan

SECTION - V: PHYSIOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY - A BIOTECHNOLOGICAL APPROACH

12. Fungal host – pathogen interaction : attack and defense mechanisms – Balwant Kumar Singh and R.S. Upadhyay

SECTION - V: NITROGEN METABOLISM

13. Nitrogen metabolism in crop plants : I. Uptake of nitrate and its regulation – Bandana Bose

SECTION - VII: MOLECULAR AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN BIOLOGICAL NITROGEN FIXATION

14. Recent advances in Legume – rhizobium physiology and their inter-relationship with phytohormones – Neera Garg and Vivekanand Sharma

15. Recent advances in physiology and genetics of nodulation and nitrogen fixation in cereals – J.D.S. Panwar and V.S. Gopal Rao Naidu

SECTION - VIII: PHYSIOLOGICAL STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

16. Evaluation of high grain density related agronomic practices for the success of productive, sustainalbe and nutritious agriculture – Kalyan Singh, S. Mori, P.C. Sudhakar, Raghavendra Singh and R.S. Chandel

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