Introduction To Plant Tissue Culture 3Ed

by M.K. Razdan

Substantial advances have been made in the development of protocols enabling organogenesis and whole plant regeneration in cell, organs and tissues in vitro of a large number of plant species, even in some that are considered recalcitrant. Now plant tissue culture is recognized as subject of theoretical and practical importance and has become an integral component of agriculture biotechnology.

This fully-updated edition is a comprehensive textbook that provides insights into the major technological advancements on basic techniques, clonal propagation, and haploid and triploid production since the previous edition was published in 2003.

Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Dipanshu Rawal · Rating 1 out of 5]

The book is the utter horror for the beginners in the subject.
In no way, this deal with any language simplicity and is filled with historic dates and whereabouts.
I just had to cram a few concepts about this to pass the subject and that's what I did.
There's one more comparative book HS Chawla on the same subject, I haven't read it but I have heard a few positive reviews about it.
So, just don't keep your hopes high from this one.
Good luck!