Plant breeding practices have improved the livelihoods of millions.
Current breeding practices have allowed farmers to produce enough
crops to feed growing populations, added significant profits in the
grain trade, and minimized the amount of land needed for
agricultural production by permitting more intensive use of
existing crop lands. This volume reviews the status of the major
challenges, approaches, and accomplishments of plant breeding
programs from around the world.
This volumeoriginated from the Arnel R. Hallauer International
Symposium held in Mexico City in 2003, and represents contributions
from an international field of leading plant breeding researchers.
The coverage is broad and comprehensive and provides the latest
developments affecting grains, trees, fruits, nuts, and forage
crops.
"Plant Breeding: The Arnel R. Hallauer International Symposium"
is an essential resource for agronomists, horticulturists, and
plant biologists.
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