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The tea industry is India s main net foreign exchange earner and source of income for the majority of laborers . Tea yield is greatly influenced by weather, and especially by drought, which causes irreparable losses because irrigation is seldom used on tea plantations. Understanding the genes that govern tea plant architecture and response to drought stress is urgently needed to enhance breeding in tea with improved water use efficiency. This book discusses the various aspects of adverse effects of climate change on Indian tea industry and put forward functional genomics and molecular breeding…mehr

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The tea industry is India s main net foreign exchange earner and source of income for the majority of laborers . Tea yield is greatly influenced by weather, and especially by drought, which causes irreparable losses because irrigation is seldom used on tea plantations. Understanding the genes that govern tea plant architecture and response to drought stress is urgently needed to enhance breeding in tea with improved water use efficiency. This book discusses the various aspects of adverse effects of climate change on Indian tea industry and put forward functional genomics and molecular breeding strategies to improve abiotic stress tolerance. We identified a set of drought responsive genes under controlled condition using cDNA AFLP and SSH and validated the identified genes and their pattern of expression under field drought condition. Our data provides valuable information for the gene components and the dynamics of gene expression in second and third leaf against drought stress in tea, which could be regarded as candidate target molecular markers potentially associated with drought tolerance.
Autorenporträt
Dr Sushmita Gupta, PhD (Biotechnology),working as a Post Doctoral Fellow at Institute of Advance Study in Science and Technology, Assam has research interest in functional genomics and molecular breeding based crop improvement for abiotic stress tolerance. Her research also emphasis on development of genic molecular markers for MAS