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The Lotus Japonicus Genome 1st Edition Satoshi Tabata Jens Stougaard Eds

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The Lotus Japonicus Genome 1st Edition Satoshi Tabata Jens Stougaard Eds
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Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.38 MB
Pages: 267
Author: Satoshi Tabata, Jens Stougaard (eds.)
ISBN: 9783662442692, 9783662442708, 3662442698, 3662442701
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: 1

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The Lotus Japonicus Genome 1st Edition Satoshi Tabata Jens Stougaard Eds by Satoshi Tabata, Jens Stougaard (eds.) 9783662442692, 9783662442708, 3662442698, 3662442701 instant download after payment.

This book provides insights into some of the key achievements made in the study of Lotus japonicus (birdsfoot trefoil), as well as a timely overview of topics that are pertinent for future developments in legume genomics. Key topics covered include endosymbiosis, development, hormone regulation, carbon/nitrogen and secondary metabolism, as well as advances made in high-throughput genomic and genetic approaches.

Research focusing on model plants has underpinned the recent growth in plant genomics and genetics and provided a basis for investigations of major crop species. In the legume family Fabaceae, groundbreaking genetic and genomic research has established a significant body of knowledge on Lotus japonicus, which was adopted as a model species more than 20 years ago. The diverse nature of legumes means that such research has a wide potential and agricultural impact, for example, on the world’s protein production.

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