THE BIOLOGY OF PLANT INSECT INTERACTIONS A COMPENDIUM FOR THE PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGIST (HB 2018) Hardcover

Plant-Insect Interactions: Biochemical, Genetic, and Molecular Perspectives provides an extensive exploration of the intricate relationships between plants and insects, integrating biochemical, genetic, and molecular viewpoints. The book emphasizes modern bioinformatics, genomic, and transcriptome analyses to uncover the complexities of these interactions. It offers a comprehensive discussion of both agro-ecological and evolutionary perspectives, with a particular focus on how climate change is influencing the dynamics and reshaping these plant-insect relationships. The text serves as an invaluable resource for biotechnologists, entomologists, agricultural scientists, and policymakers by linking theoretical concepts to practical applications. It explores the role of plant-insect interactions in the context of integrated pest management strategies, offering insights into how these relationships can be leveraged for sustainable agricultural practices. With a thorough examination of the impact of climate change on agro-ecosystems, this book is an essential guide for those seeking to understand and manage plant-insect dynamics in an evolving environmental landscape