The following points highlight the top two methods of plant breeding. The methods are: 1. Mutation Breeding 2. Haploid/Monoploid Breeding. Method # 1. Mutation Breeding: Mutation is a sudden heritable change in the genotype of an organism. The process by which the change does occur is called mutation and the individual in which it is […]
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Application of Biotechnology in Plant Breeding
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In this article we will discuss about the biotechnology in plant breeding. In the conventional plant breeding programme, the development of a new variety or hybrid takes about five to twelve years, starting from inbred production and then hybridization and selection of F1 hybrids. To overcome the sexual barrier (pre-fertilisation and post-fertilisation), there is the […]
Cultivation and Improvement of Tea | Plants
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In this article we will discuss about the cultivation and improvement of tea. Tea: Tea, Camellia sinensis, is one of the most popular caffeine containing beverage, obtained from tender leaves of the tea plants after processing. Tea contains 13-18% tannin, 2-5% theine and a volatile oil. There are two main varieties, e.g., bohea (Chinese tea) […]
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