Description
Explore the fascinating world of plant population biology with the fourth edition of 'Introduction to Plant Population Biology'. This comprehensive textbook, published by John Wiley & Sons, offers a fresh perspective on ecological and genetic principles as they pertain to plant populations. With 360 pages of insightful content, this edition has been meticulously revised to incorporate the latest advancements, including essential molecular techniques.
Reading this text will empower students and academics alike to grasp key concepts in population ecology and genetics. You will discover how plants exhibit unique population dynamics influenced by evolutionary processes. Key topics include genetic variation, breeding systems, ecological interactions, and the evolution of life histories, making this book an indispensable resource.
Written with clarity and precision, each chapter builds on the last, introducing models and theories in an accessible manner, minimizing the required mathematical complexity. Moreover, the inclusion of genetic markers and a thorough exploration of intraspecific interactions enrich the discussion. This textbook is crucial for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of how plants adapt and coexist within ecosystems.
The extensive bibliography is a treasure trove for those seeking further research material, linking theoretical concepts with practical applications. Whether you are a student, researcher, or educator, 'Introduction to Plant Population Biology' serves as a foundational text that integrates plant ecology, genetics, and evolutionary biology seamlessly.
Reading this text will empower students and academics alike to grasp key concepts in population ecology and genetics. You will discover how plants exhibit unique population dynamics influenced by evolutionary processes. Key topics include genetic variation, breeding systems, ecological interactions, and the evolution of life histories, making this book an indispensable resource.
Written with clarity and precision, each chapter builds on the last, introducing models and theories in an accessible manner, minimizing the required mathematical complexity. Moreover, the inclusion of genetic markers and a thorough exploration of intraspecific interactions enrich the discussion. This textbook is crucial for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of how plants adapt and coexist within ecosystems.
The extensive bibliography is a treasure trove for those seeking further research material, linking theoretical concepts with practical applications. Whether you are a student, researcher, or educator, 'Introduction to Plant Population Biology' serves as a foundational text that integrates plant ecology, genetics, and evolutionary biology seamlessly.