Plants are sessile and constantly exposed to changing environmental conditions. Seasonal cues govern plant growth, development, and reproduction. In this era of climate change, the environment is unstable and takes a toll on the productivity of plants. This new book explores this unique area of plant tissue culture in relation to climate change, showing how tissue culture techniques can be utilized to create tolerance to disease and stress, increase growth, and raise yield in plants.
This book discusses the use of plant tissue culture for producing superior material for planting and creating new, elite varieties of different kinds of crops in response to changing climatic conditions. It draws attention to the issues and dangers posed by climate change for plants and offers guidance for sustainable development utilizing tissue culture technology. In addition, it focuses on some fundamental ideas of plant tissue culture, presents studies that address climate change, and offers sustainable development alternatives. The book looks at important topics such as the benefits of synthetic seed technology, the impact of phytohormones and growth regulators on plant tissue culture, the impact of supplementing culture medium with organic substances, various plant tissue culture techniques, and more.
This book will prove beneficial for plant biotechnologists, environmentalists, ecologists, and scientists in enhancing their understanding of the complexities of climate change under in vitro conditions.