CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH ON BRYOPHYTES

By:

Alam, Afroz (Associate professor)

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Recent advances in botanical ccience ; v. 1.Publication details: [Place of publication not identified] BENTHAM Science PUBLISHER, 2020.Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

981143378X
9789811433788

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Contemporary Research on Bryophytes.DDC classification:

588 23

LOC classification:

QK532.6

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Summary: This reference provides information about recent trends in bryology in parts of India, tropical rainforests and arctic regions. Bryophytes are the earliest land plants and quite fascinating in their overall diversity. All through its history, bryological study has contributed considerably to the field of plant sciences, for instance, the discovery of sex chromosomes in plants. The study of bryophytes is fundamental to our understanding of land plant evolution, and the latest progress in molecular phylogenetics and genomics have given researchers a clear depiction of land colonization of plants.

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This reference provides information about recent trends in bryology in parts of India, tropical rainforests and arctic regions. Bryophytes are the earliest land plants and quite fascinating in their overall diversity. All through its history, bryological study has contributed considerably to the field of plant sciences, for instance, the discovery of sex chromosomes in plants. The study of bryophytes is fundamental to our understanding of land plant evolution, and the latest progress in molecular phylogenetics and genomics have given researchers a clear depiction of land colonization of plants.

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