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01.11.2025

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XIV, 328 p. 25 illus.

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Springer Singapore

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328

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742 g

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1. Auflage

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Englisch

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978-981-9522-93-4

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Dr. Renu
did her M.Sc. in biotechnology from Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Bareilly and PhD in life sciences from Chatrapati Sahuji Maharaj University, Kanpur, India. She was a post-doctoral fellow at Plant Molecular Biology Department, National Institute for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB affiliated Institute), Tehran, Iran during 2003-2005. Currently she is working as a Principal Scientist, Commercial Crops, Crop Science Division at ICAR Headquarters, New Delhi. She has more than 26 years of research experience and has led numerous projects in frontier areas of microbial biotechnology including microbe-based bioremediation of heavy metal polluted areas; meta-omics; organic farming, etc., resulting in over 151 publications including  research papers, articles, books, technical manual, etc. She is recipient of several awards and is Fellow of Society for Plant Research (FSPR) in 2019 and Fellow of Society for applied Biotechnology in 2012. 


Dr. Sanjeev Gupta
 started his career as a scientist in Indian Council of Agricultural Research. Presently, he is the Assistant Director General (Oilseed & Pulses) at Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi. He has more than 32 years of research experience in grain legume genetics and breeding and developed 18 high yielding cultivars in grain legumes (Mungbean, blackgram and common bean). As a national coordinator on pulses, the efforts made by him led to increase mungbean and urdbean production in the country more than 2.5 times in short span of just past eight years and march towards self-sufficiency in pulses. He has authored nearly 125 research papers published in peer-reviewed internationally recognized journals. He has also edited six books on pulses. He is the Fellow of National Academy of Agricultural Sciences and recipient of several awards for his research and literary contribution.


Dr. Tilak Raj Sharma,
a well-known Plant Molecular Biologist, is presently working as ICAR-National Professor-BP Pal Chair at NIPB, IARI, New Delhi. He has been former Deputy Director General (Crop Science), ICAR, New Delhi and also acting DDG (Horticulture Science), Director &Vice Chancellor, IARI, New Delhi, IARI Assam, IARI Jharkhand and Director, NIBSM, Raipur.
 
 He obtained three post-doctorate trainings in plant molecular biology and genome analysis, one at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada

and two from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York, USA. Dr. Sharma is the fellow of all four national academies viz, Indian National Science Academy, Indian Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Sciences and National Academy of Agricultural Sciences. His major research interests are in the areas of genomics and plant disease resistance. He was associated with the decoding of complete genomes of rice, tomato, pigeonpea, jute, mango, tea, guar, wheat, lathyrus and many plant pathogens. Dr. Sharma published more than 225 research papers in many peer reviewed journal including Nature, written two books and has obtained seven Indian patents.

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Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.2025

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XIV, 328 p. 25 illus.

Herausgeber

Verlag

Springer Singapore

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328

Maße (L/B/H)

24,1/16/2,3 cm

Gewicht

742 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-981-9522-93-4

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  • .- Chapter 1: Recent Advances in Techniques and Tools of Meta-omics for Crop Improvement 



    .- Chapter 2: Metagenomics as a tool to decipher rhizosphere microbial community shift due to climate change 



    .- Chapter 3: Metagenomics in era of genome editing 



    .- Chapter 4: Tools and Techniques of Meta-transcriptomic studies and its applications in crop improvement



    .- Chapter 5: Metaproteomics : Recent advances and applications     



    .- Chapter 6: Exploring Plant Disease Ecology through Meta-Omics: Current Insights and Future Perspectives 



    .- Chapter 7: Deciphering metagenomics approach for the detection of plant pathogens: Challenges and future prospects 



    .- Chapter 8: Integrating Proteo-Metabolomics Systems Biology Approach for Molecular Insights Driving Sustainable Crop Improvements   



    .- Chapter 9: The Core Plant Microbiome: Roles, Functions, and Importance in Plant Health



    .- Chapter 10:Microbiomes: Exploring Their Potentials and Developing Strategies for Sustainable Legume Production 



    .- Chapter 11:Deciphering nodule microbiome for improving symbiotic efficiency and plant health 



    .- Chapter 12:Multi-omics approaches for deciphering plant-microbe dynamics in sustainable rice cultivation



    .- Chapter 13:Meta-omics in tobacco: Spearheading for trait tailoring    



    .- Chapter 14:Bioinformatics Approaches for Meta-Omics in Crop Improvement



    .- Chapter 15:Meta-omics approaches and crop improvement: analyzing the paradigm shift from scientometrics perspective.