Reproductive Biology of Angiosperms
Delve into the fascinating world of flowering plant reproduction with Reproductive Biology of Angiosperms: Concepts and Laboratory Methods, a comprehensive and visually rich textbook tailored for undergraduate and postgraduate students in botany, plant sciences, agriculture, and forestry. Authored by Yash Mangla, Priyanka Khanduri, and Charu Khosla Gupta, this 2023 Cambridge University Press publication offers both theoretical depth and practical laboratory experience.
This expertly organized volume introduces students to the full spectrum of angiosperm reproductive biology—from flower morphology to seed development—combining structural anatomy, physiology, and experimental techniques with modern advances in molecular and plant biotechnology. Whether you’re studying in a classroom or conducting hands-on experiments, the book serves as both a robust learning resource and a lab companion.
🔍 Key Features:
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Comprehensive theoretical coverage, including floral development, gametophyte formation, pollination, fertilization, self-incompatibility, endosperm, embryogenesis, seed biology, apomixis, and germline transformation
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Concepts paired with laboratory protocols, featuring experiments in tissue culture, embryo culture, synthetic seed production, and protoplast culture
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600 pages of content with full-color plates, illustrations, glossaries, summaries, and practice questions designed for self-assessment
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Structured according to the UGC CBCS/LOCF syllabus and compatible with curricula followed in major Indian universities—ideal for students in South Asia
