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Crop improvement --- Plant biotechnology --- Plant genetic engineering --- Plant molecular genetics --- Plant mutation breeding --- Molecular genetics --- Plant genetics --- Plant molecular biology --- Crops --- Improvement, Crop --- Agriculture --- Congresses --- Improvement --- plants --- breeding methods --- genetic parameters --- genetic engineering --- Yield increases --- Induced mutation --- Biotechnology --- Developing countries --- Molecular biology --- Technique --- Report --- Plant mutation breeding - Congresses --- Crop improvement - Congresses --- Plant biotechnology - Congresses --- Plant molecular genetics - Congresses --- Plant genetic engineering - Congresses

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The discovery of haploid Datura plants in 1964 initiated great excitement in plant breeding and genetics communities. Recent years have witnessed a resurgence of activities especially in developing protocols, identifying genes and mechanisms and large scale commercial take up. The identification of controlling genes has driven functional genomic studies which now dovetail with studies in gene expression, metabolism and changes in cell ultra-structure. World wide take up by plant breeders has been no less impressive, and valuable haploid technologies are increasingly patent protected. The intense activity in haploid research has also resulted in unexpected findings with novel applications. The core of this book is based on the international symposium on "Haploidy in Higher Plants III", (Vienna 2006), which attracted top international experts in the field. Other invited contributions have been included to provide a rounded view of activities. The book covers topics in: Historical Overviews; Basic Biology; Genetics; Biotechnology; Breeding and Novel Applications. It therefore will appeal to undergraduate students,researchers and small and large scale commercial biotechnology companies.

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