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Plant Development

Book ID: 1906

Author: Dr. Anil Dusane

ISBN: 978-93-90646-28-9

About Author

Dr. Anil V. Dusane is working as an Associate Professor and Vice Principal in Sir Parashurambhau College, Pune – 30. He has 30 years teaching experience at undergraduate and postgraduate level. He has done his M.Phil in cytogenetics and obtained Ph.D. degree in Pharmacognosy from Savitribai Phule Pune University. Dr. A.V. Dusane has published more than 25 research papers in the reputed national and international research journals. He has authored about 20 books in the field of Plant Sciences, Biometry, Cell Biology, Biotechnology and Zoology. He has worked as co-ordinator of National and International conferences, workshops and seminars. He is actively involved in Science Promotion programme. He has written several articles in News-papers and magazines. He is involved in career guidance and promotion of quality initiatives in the college of Maharashtra and other states.

Original price was: ₹175.Current price is: ₹149.

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Description

Contents

1. Plant as a living System

1. Introduction

2. Plant as a Living System

3. Principles and Unique Features of Plant Development

3.1 Principles of Plant Development

3.2 Unique Features of Plant Development

4. Comparison of Plant Development and Animal Development

2. Plant Development

1. Introduction

2. Plant Development at Cellular Level

2.1 Quiescent Centre (Q.C.)

3. Plant Development at Organ Level

4. Plant Development at Whole Plant Level

4.1 Key Steps

4.2 Whole Plant as an Interacting Dynamic System

3. Major Phases of Plant Development

1. Introduction

2. Zygote to Seed Embryo to Seedling till Vegetative Maturity

2.1 Steps in Plant Development

2.2 Apical Meristems and Development

2.3 Process of Vegetative Development

3. Pattern Formation in Plants – Vegetative

3.1 Axial and Radial Patterning

4. Reproductive Development

1. Introduction

2. Shift (Transition) from Vegetative to Reproductive Phase

2.1 Clonal Analysis Experiment in Maize

2.2 Factors Affecting Reproductive Success in Plants

2.3 Regulation of the Vegetative-to-reproductive Transition

3. Induction – Perception of Inductive Stimuli and Subsequent Changes

3.1 Photoperiodic Induction for Flowering

3.2 Photoperiodic Stimulus and Presence of a Floral Hormone

3.3 Flowering Stimulus – Florigen

3.4 Flowering Stimulus – Vernalization

3.5 Role of Carbohydrates in Flowering

3.6 Phytohormones

3.7 Genetic Interactions that Control the Floral Transition

4. Pattern Formation in Plants – Flowering

4.1 ABC Model of Flowering

4.2 Flower Symmetry

5. Microsporogenesis and Megasporogenesis

1. Introduction

2. Microsporogenesis

2.1 Development of Microsporangium Male Gametophyte

2.2 Male Gametophyte (Microgametophyte)

2.3 Pollination

2.4 Pollen Tube

3. Megasporogenesis

3.1 Monosporic Megasporogenesis

3.2 Bisporic Megasporogenesis

3.3 Tetrasporic Megasporogenesis (Fritillaria Type)

3.4 Structure of Ovule

3.5 Megagametogenesis (Producing the Female Gametophyte)

3.6 Fertilization

3.7 Development of Endosperm

3.8 Embryo Development

6. Concepts

1. Introduction

2. Concept of Competence

3. Determination

3.1 Example of Determination in Plants

3.2 Mechanisms of Cellular Determination

4. Commitment of Cell

5. Differentiation

6. De-differentiation

7. Re-differentiation

7. Model Systems to Understand Plant Development

1. Introduction

2. Model Organisms

3. Model system of Arabidopsis

4. Molecular Regulation of Development in Arabidopsis

4.1 Molecular Development of Flower in Arabidopsis

4.2 ABC Model

4.3 Regulation of Arabidopsis

8. Parthenogenesis

1. Introduction

2. Types of Parthenocarpy: Natural and Induced

3. Importance of Seed and Seed Dispersal

4. Applications of Plant Development in Biotechnology

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