Frontiers in Horticulture
Frontiers in Horticulture is a book series comprising of peer-reviewed reference works and monographs that compile the latest developments in the field of horticulture. Each volume has a thematic focus and features reviews written by experts. The series will present knowledge to readers from a multidisciplinary and applied perspective to interested readers (biotechnologists, botanists, bioprocess engineers, agronomists, natural product researchers etc.)
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Eurasian Geophytes: A Review
This volume bridges scientific research with applied horticultural practices by examining the taxonomy cultivation ecological significance and conservation of ornamental and medicinal plants such as Fritillaria Gladiolus and Saffron.
This book explores environmental requirements and sustainable cultivation methods by covering topics from plant morphology and classification to seed and vegetative propagation techniques-including tissue culture. Chapters also highlight the ethnobotanical value of these species and the challenges posed by habitat loss and overharvesting offering practical conservation strategies to mitigate human impact.
Key features:
Details morphological and taxonomic insights
Presents propagation techniques including advanced tissue culture
Discusses soil climate and ecological needs for optimal cultivation
Highlights traditional medicinal and ornamental applications
Emphasizes conservation strategies for protecting wild populations