Flower breeding and genetics: issues, challenges and opportunities for the 21st century/ Edited by Neil O. Anderson

Contributor(s): Anderson,Neil O. edMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Springer, 2007Description: vii,[17],824p. : ill. ; 24cmISBN: 1402065698; 9781402044274Subject(s): Ornamental plant breedingDDC classification: 635.9
Contents:
Flower Breeding Program Issues.- Factors Affecting Flowering in Ornamental Plants.- Creation of New Floral Products.- Cultivar testing.- Protection.- Herbaceous Ornamental Plant Germplasm Conservation and Use.- Prevention of Invasiveness in Floricultural Crops.- Crop-specific Breeding & Genetics.- Ageratum.- Anagallis.- Begonia.- Impatiens.- Petunia.- Zinnia.- Cacti.- Chrysanthemum.- Crapemyrtle.- Cyclamen.- Hibiscus.- Lachenalia.- Lily.- Orchids.- Ornamental pepper.- Exacum.- Tulip.- Lisianthus.- Freesia.- Rose.- Star of Bethlehem.- Monarda, Bee-balm.- Clematis.- Coneflower.
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Flower Breeding Program Issues.-
Factors Affecting Flowering in Ornamental Plants.-
Creation of New Floral Products.-
Cultivar testing.-
Protection.-
Herbaceous Ornamental Plant Germplasm Conservation and Use.-
Prevention of Invasiveness in Floricultural Crops.-
Crop-specific Breeding & Genetics.-
Ageratum.-
Anagallis.-
Begonia.-
Impatiens.-
Petunia.-
Zinnia.-
Cacti.-
Chrysanthemum.-
Crapemyrtle.-
Cyclamen.-
Hibiscus.-
Lachenalia.-
Lily.-
Orchids.-
Ornamental pepper.-
Exacum.-
Tulip.-
Lisianthus.-
Freesia.-
Rose.-
Star of Bethlehem.-
Monarda, Bee-balm.-
Clematis.-
Coneflower.

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