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Welcome to the Handbook of Plant Biotechnology OnlineThe Handbook of Plant Biotechnology online offers timely and authoritative information by presenting the polemic field of plant biotechnology in an appropriate science-based perspective. As the field of plant biotechnology reaches a historically critical point in time, opinion based in scientific fact is critical for society. Is the practice dangerous or does it have the potential to be the next Green Revolution? From point of discovery science through to intellectual property issues, risk assessment and commercialisation, the Handbook provides you with expert information to help you formulate your own opinions. To Search The Handbook of Plant Biotechnology OnlineYou can search the Handbook by clicking on the SEARCH IN THIS TITLE button located at the right of your screen. To Browse The Handbook of Plant Biotechnology OnlineTo browse the Handbook by its Table of Contents or by Article Title, use the links located under the BROWSE ARTICLES BY button above. About The Handbook of Plant Biotechnology OnlineThe Handbook provides extensive coverage of the field including: articles on plant genetic modification, applications of plant biotechnology to crop improvement in agriculture, production systems for pharmaceutical proteins, ethics and safety issues, public perception and public relations, scale-up, and testing and legislation. Comprising 71 articles from more than 100 contributors, the online Handbook of Plant Biotechnology is an invaluable resource for researchers, scientists, graduate students, and postdoctoral workers active in the fields of botany, agriculture, horticulture, and food science. The work covers the following areas: Part I: Introduction to Plant Biotechnology |
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