Basic Research in Biomass Production: Scientific Opportunities and Organizational Challenges

Zelitch, Israel

doi:10.1007/978-1-4684-1021-1_7

Linking Research to Crop Production 1980

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-1021-1_7

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Basic Research in Biomass Production: Scientific Opportunities and Organizational Challenges

Israel Zelitch

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“…Somatic cell genetics has been viewed as a promising means of obtaining biochemical mutants for the regulation of photosynthesis and photorespiration through selection for resistance to selected in hibitors (27). Recent progress in somatic cell genetics has been made (21,22,25).…”

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The human needs for food, fiber, and raw materials rapidly are outstripping supply (10). Worldwide losses of crops from plant diseases, insect pests, and adverse weather conditions total billions of dollars annually. It is axiomatic that improvements in crop productivity can be made only through 2 basic approaches: 1) by modifying plant genotypes to fit their environment better; and 2) by changing the environment to ameliorate the effects of environmental stresses.

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Basic Research in Biomass Production: Scientific Opportunities and Organizational Challenges

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