Crop Physiology, 1st Edition

Crop Physiology, 1st Edition

1. Sustainable Agriculture and Crop Physiology
Victor Sadras, Daniel Calderini and David Connor

Part 1 -Farming Systems: Case Studies
2. Farming Systems of Australia: Exploiting the Synergy between Genetic Improvement and Agronomy
3. Farming Systems of Argentina: Yield Constraints and Risk Management
4. Improving Farming Systems in Northern European Conditions
5. Cereal-based Cropping Systems in Asia: Nutrition and Disease Management

Part 2 - Capture and Efficiency in the Use of Resources: Quantitative Frameworks
6. Improving Productivity to Face Water Scarcity in Irrigated Agriculture
7. Crop Radiation Capture and Use Efficiency: A Framework for Crop Growth Analysis
8. Quantifying Crop Responses to Nitrogen Deficiency and Avenues to Improve Nitrogen-use Efficiency

Part 3 - Crop physiology, Genetic Improvement,
9. Darwinian Agriculture: Real, Imaginary and Complex Trade-offs as Constraints and Opportunities
10. Modelling Crop Improvement in a G x E x M Framework via Gene-trait-phenotype Relationships
11. Integration of Biotechnology, Plant Breeding and Crop Physiology: Dealing with Complex Interactions from a Physiological Perspective
12. Crop Development: Genetic Control, Environmental Modulation and Relevance for Genetic Improvement of Crop Yield
13. Crop Roots Systems Form and Function: Improving the Capture of Water and Nutrients with Vigorous Root Systems
14. Integrated Views in Plant Breeding: Modern Approaches for an Old Topic
15. Genetic Improvement of Grain Crops: Yield Potential
16. Management and Breeding Strategies for the Improvement of Grain and Oil Quality
17. Dynamics of Crop-Pathogen Interactions: From Gene to Continental Scale
18. Improving Crop Competitiveness with Weeds: Adaptations and Tradeoffs
19. Dynamic and Functional Monitoring Technologies for Applications in Crop Management
20. Crop Physiology, Modelling and Climate Change: Impact and Adaptation Strategies
21. Whither Crop Physiology?