This book offers an up-to-date collection of innovative research in plant science. It presents the latest findings from experts around the world, each chapter supported by a review of the relevant literature. Part one offers a selection of studies in plant science, covering topics including plant phosphate nutrition and environmental implications, and small non-coding RNAs in plant immunity. In part two, the contributors present findings on crop plants. Topics examined include phenomenal RNA interference, shade avoidance syndrome, and updates in the progression of DNA markers and next-generation approaches to crop development. Finally, part three considers new perspectives in plant protection. Here, the reader will gain new knowledge of issues including threats to the health of tree plantations in Asia, sustainable pest control practices in Kazakhstan, and the interaction between nitrogen and chemical plant protection in cereal crops. This book will be an essential resource for researchers of plant science seeking to update their knowledge and find inspiration for their studies.
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