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Accelerated Breeding of Plants: Methods and Applications

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Accelerated Plant Breeding, Volume 1

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Agriculture is facing steep challenges of food, nutritional and water security, climate instability, nutrient depletion, high input costs and reduction in cultivable land. Plant breeders need to constantly develop new sustainable varieties with high yields, better quality, high resource-use efficiency, pest/disease resistance and tolerance to abiotic stresses. In the current scenario of climate change and global warming, there is rapid emergence of new races of insect pests and new pathotypes of disease-causing agents. Minor insect pests/pathogens are rapidly emerging as major ones. Heat and drought stresses are becoming serious threats. Under current WTO regime, farmers wish for new superior varieties, suitable not only for local consumption but also for export purposes. The quest for sustainable agriculture can benefit greatly from powerful new technologies that accelerate plant breeding. In the current era of Breeding 4.0 where specific parts in the genome can be targeted, technological advances along with the data revolution greatly improve the capacity of plant. Geneticists and breeders need to develop durable varieties. Innovative techniques such as doubled haploidy, micropropagation, somaclonal variation, embryo culture, marker-assisted selection, marker-assisted background selection, genomic selection, high-throughput genotyping, high-throughput phenotyping, reverse breeding, transgenic breeding, shuttle breeding, speed breeding, genome editing, advanced quantitative genetics technologies and intentional and standardized data management are now increasingly being used to supplement/complement the conventional approaches for accelerating plant breeding.

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