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The book entitled Plant Stress Tolerance Physiological Molecular Strategies has been especially edited for holistic development of the science of agriculture and crop production under distinctly changing environment. Resource utilization is always overlooked; hence a brief focus on sustainability has been remarkably presented to prove the meaningfulness of this publication. This book brings ingenious applied researches highlighting the major environmental factors coupled with scrupulous strategies in solving abiotic stresses in varied micro and macro agro-climatic conditions , in general, and unfolding the basis for tolerance mechanisms in plant systems, in particular.

Section I: Ultra Techniques in Plant Physiology

1. Applications of Liquid Chomatography Mass Spectrometry for Proteomics – A. K. Trivedi & A. Hemantaranjan

2. High-Throughput Phenotyping for Abiotic Stress Tolerance– Ruchi Bansal, Jyoti Kumari, Vikender Kaur, Sundeep Kumar, & V.P. Singh

Section II: Abiotic Stresses - Physiological and Molecular Implications

3. Plant Phenotyping under Drought – T. Parthasarathi, K. Vanitha & V. Ravichandran

4. Morpho-Physiological and Molecular Modulations in Plants in Response to Drought – Bhawna Pant, Sananda Mondal & Bandana Bose

5. High Temperature Stress – Physiological, Biochemical and Molecular Impacts and Tolerance Mechanisms – D. Vijayalakshmi & P. Vivitha

6. Improving grain yield in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) by stem reserve remobilization under heat stress– Md. Afjal Ahmad & Pravin Prakash

7. Short Term Responses of Crops under Mercury Contamination at Hazardous Waste Sites– Prasann Kumar, Padmanabh Dwivedi & A. Hemantaranjan

8. Molecular Genetics and Physiological Mechanisms of Submergence Tolerance in Rice – D. Vijayalakshmi & M. Raveendran

9. Paclobutrazol: A Potential Growth Regulator under Abiotic Stresses – Preeti Singh, Dinesh K. Yadav, Vijai P. & A. Hemantaranjan

Section III: Microbial Diversity and Molecular Strategies in Plant Nutrition

10. Soil Microbial Diversity and Nutrient Transformation as Influenced by introduction of Transgenic Plants – B. Basak, Sharmistha Pal & Debarati Bhaduri

11. An Insight of Iron Chlorosis in Horticultural Crops: Physiological and Molecular Basis, and Possible Management Strategies – Binayak Chakraborty, Koushik Chakraborty & Debarati Bhaduri

Section IV: Proteomic Research

12. Significance of Post-translational Modifications for Proteomic Research – A.K. Trivedi & A. Hemantaranjan

Section V: Medicinal Plants, In Vitro Regeneration & Natural Products

13. In Vitro Regeneration and Acclimatization Studies of Some of the Important Endangered Medicinal Plants of Asia– Kuldeep Yadav & Narender Singh

14. Bioassay-Directed Discovery of Natural Products for their Antimicrobial Potential– Renu Singh & Ancy Fernandes

15. Swertia chirayita: Endangered Medicinal Herb of Temperate Himalaya– Dhiman Mukherjee

Section VI: Plant Physiology in Sustainability of Agriculture

16. Physiological and Biochemical Properties of Gliricidia: Its Cultivation A Scope for Remunerative Venture for Farmers – Prasann Kumar, Padmanabh Dwivedi & A. Hemantaranjan

17. Thiourea Improves the Performance of Crops – R.S. Meena & A. Hemantaranjan

Section VII: Comprehensive Review

18. Role of Allelopathy in Sustainable Agriculture-with special reference to Parthenium– Nisha Raghava, Ravindra P. Raghava, Lina Singh & Jayanti Srivastava

Subject Index