Crop Improvement And Mutation Breeding
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| S. No. | Chapter name | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Achievements of mutation breeding | Read Chapter |
| 2 | Agriculturally–useful mutants | Read Chapter |
| 3 | Application of mutation breeding in some seed – propagated crops | Read Chapter |
| 4 | Applied research work in some vegetatively –propagated crops | Read Chapter |
| 5 | Chemical mutagens and their mode of action | Read Chapter |
| 6 | Classification of mutations | Read Chapter |
| 7 | Detection of mutation | Read Chapter |
| 8 | DNA repair mechanism | Read Chapter |
| 9 | Head Page | Read Chapter |
| 10 | History of mutation breeding | Read Chapter |
| 11 | In vitro mutation breeding | Read Chapter |
| 12 | Induced mutation techniques in sexually – propagated crops (seed | Read Chapter |
| 13 | Introduction | Read Chapter |
| 14 | Mutagenecity test | Read Chapter |
| 15 | Mutagenic effects (M1 damage) | Read Chapter |
| 16 | Mutation breeding techniques in vegetatively – propagated crops | Read Chapter |
| 17 | Mutations in functional genomics and mutant libraries | Read Chapter |
| 18 | Physical mutagens and their mode of action | Read Chapter |
| 19 | Reference and subject index | Read Chapter |
| 20 | Requirements of mutation breeding | Read Chapter |
| 21 | Spontaneous and induced mutations | Read Chapter |
| 22 | Working with mutation breeding | Read Chapter |
