Physiology of Crop Production

Maximum crop productivity is only possible to be established when a comprehensive understanding of the physiology of crops is well understood.  Crop scientists, breeders, agronomists, agronomy administrators in agro-industry, educators, and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students must read this book.  This book provides fundamental aspects of crop physiology and makes easier to  develop of particular cultivar or and to cope  the dynamic environmental changes.  This valuable reference presents a wide range of information and references, provides a discussions parts in each chapter.  It is easy to understand since topic explanations are also supported by figures and tables. 

The Physiology of Plants Under Stress, Abiotic Factors (Vol 1)

This is really great book and provide readers the basic understanding of how plants behave under less favorable conditions, particularly from the abiotic factors. I found about this book is very suitable for the students (graduate and undergraduate), researchers, as well as for the instructors.  This book is very easy to understand how stressors, i.e.,  high and low temperatures, drought and flood  influence plant growth and development, and finally  crop yields.  The structure of presentation is very flowing.. the way to describe 'under stress' is very well presented and easy to understand. 

The Physiology of Plants Under Stress, Abiotic Factors (Volume 1)

Erik T. Nilsen, David M. Orcutt (Hardcover - Nov 7, 1996)