DESERTIFICATION LAND DEGRADATION AND VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT THROUGH BIOTECHNOLOGY
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Author: T.S. Chouhan
Publisher: Scientific Publishers
Language: English
Edition: 1st Edition (2024)
Binding: Hardbound
Pages: 290
Size: 6 x 9.30 x 0.75 inches
Weight: 530 g
Book Type: Reference Book
About the Book
This reference work offers an in-depth analysis of desertification—a pressing environmental and socio-economic challenge affecting arid, semi-arid, and sub-humid regions. It explores the ecological degradation of plant, animal, soil, and water resources, with an emphasis on fragile ecosystems where the damage may become irreversible.
Key highlights include:
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Causes and consequences of land degradation in dryland regions
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Socio-environmental impacts of desertification on biodiversity and human livelihoods
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Role of biotechnology in reversing desertification and improving land productivity
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Applications of biotechnology in agriculture: enhancing crop yields, increasing nutritional value, and improving plant resistance to pests, diseases, and extreme weather
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Advances in plant genetics and molecular biology for sustainable land and resource management
This book is especially relevant for:
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Students and researchers in environmental science, agriculture, and biotechnology
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Policymakers and professionals working in land restoration and climate resilience
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Academicians and planners addressing sustainable development in dryland regions
A vital resource for understanding the intersection of ecological degradation and technological innovation in land restoration.

