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Systems Biology in Crop Improvement: Emerging Tools and Technologies offers an in-depth look at how systems biology is revolutionizing crop improvement. As part of the Systems Biology in Agriculture and Plant Sciences series, the book explores the need for innovative solutions to feed a growing global population. It emphasizes that while traditional crop improvement strategies have boosted yields, future challenges require a deeper understanding of plants. Systems biology, through its integration of molecular networks, computational modeling, and advanced analytics, provides a holistic perspective on the biological processes that drive crop growth and resilience.
Featuring insights from leading researchers and practitioners, the book examines how systems biology helps unravel the genetic, molecular, and environmental factors shaping crop traits. It highlights the use of diverse data types and collaborative approaches to address complex agricultural issues.
Contents
1. Introduction to Systems Biology in Crop Improvement
2. Fundamentals of Omics Technologies in Crop Research
3. Computational Modelling Techniques in Crop Systems Biology
4. Understanding Plant Responses to Abiotic Stress Through Systems Biology
5. Systems Biology Approaches to Biotic Stress Management in Crops
6. Integrating Systems Biology into Crop Breeding Programmes
7. Optimizing Nutrient Use Efficiency: A Sustainable Approach
8. Engineering Nutritional and Quality Traits in Crops Using Systems Biology
9. Advances in High-Throughput Phenotyping for Crop Improvement
10. Genomic Editing and Synthetic Biology in Crop Engineering
11. Translating Systems Biology Discoveries to Agricultural Practice
12. Improving wheat and maize genotypes through omics approaches
13. Integrating QTL analysis and selection strategies for crop improvement
14. Future Perspectives and Challenges in Systems Biology for Crop Improvement
