Persistent organic pollutants and their effects on plant growth - Jajoo, Anjana;Singh, Bhupendra;Tomar, Rupal singh
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This book is focused on a very important global issue of concern i.e., increasing environmental pollutants. These have adverse effect on human beings as well as Plants. Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are posing serious problems to plants resulting in decreased crop yields. They interfere with plant metabolic processes and inhibit their growth and development. They are able to enter the plants through air and soil both. They inhibit photosynthesis as well as nutrient uptake mechanisms in plants resulting in several disorders. There is a serious need to understand the types and deleterious…mehr

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This book is focused on a very important global issue of concern i.e., increasing environmental pollutants. These have adverse effect on human beings as well as Plants. Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are posing serious problems to plants resulting in decreased crop yields. They interfere with plant metabolic processes and inhibit their growth and development. They are able to enter the plants through air and soil both. They inhibit photosynthesis as well as nutrient uptake mechanisms in plants resulting in several disorders. There is a serious need to understand the types and deleterious effects of such pollutants on plants. This book provides a comprehensive and updated information based on recent researches. It will be useful for undergraduate, post-graduate and researchers working in the field of plant physiology, and environmental sciences.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Anjana Jajoo is working as a Professor in School of Life Sciences, Devi Ahilya University, Indore. She has vast experience in the field of Plant physiology, particularly Photosynthesis. She has published around 100 original research articles in international journals of repute, guided 14 pH.D students and many M.Phil and Master's students.