Physiology of the Peanut Plant 1st Edition
The Physiology of the Peanut Plant 1st Edition is a comprehensive and research-based textbook that explores the growth, development, and productivity of peanut (groundnut) crops from a physiological perspective. Designed for agriculture students, plant scientists, crop researchers, and agronomists, this book provides a deep understanding of the biological and environmental processes that influence peanut cultivation and yield.
Key Features
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Complete Coverage of Plant Physiology – Examines all aspects of peanut plant biology, including seed germination, root and shoot growth, flowering, pod development, nutrient uptake, and photosynthesis.
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Abiotic and Biotic Stress Responses – Provides detailed insight into how peanut plants respond to drought, heat stress, soil conditions, and pests, helping researchers and farmers improve crop resilience.
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Nutrient and Water Management – Discusses the impact of fertilizers, soil health, and irrigation practices on plant performance and yield.
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Modern Research Integration – Highlights the latest advances in plant molecular biology, breeding, and biotechnology for enhancing productivity.
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Practical Applications – Includes guidance for crop improvement, sustainable farming techniques, and breeding programs, making it highly relevant for applied agricultural research.
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Illustrations and Data Tables – Features diagrams, charts, and experimental data that make complex concepts easier to understand.