I need an updated (published in the last 5 years) book clearly and extensively explaining the concepts underlying developmental processes (embryogenesis, flower, root, shoot and leaf development) in plants and how plant endogenous signals and environmental signals are perceived and integrated into the initiation, proceeding and control of developmental processes.
Thanks in advance
Check this one.
https://www.elsevier.com/books/plant-development-and-evolution/grossniklaus/978-0-12-809804-2
Well, it was my plan to publish such a book. It took me 35-40 years, as Plant physiologist, specialized in In vitro culture, to even have a small idea of how plants work. Now, I understand, from your question, that you too observed that plants do not react as they are supposed to, according to the Physiology books!
I gave up. Physiology is dying ... or already dead?
Hormonal Regulation of Plant Growth and Development
S. P. Sen (auth.), S. S. Purohit (eds.)
Mr. Hicham Mechqoq, thanks for your answer, it has been really useful.
Dr. Maged Gumaan Bin-Saad, the most recent publication with the title you wrote dates back to 1987, I was looking for recent ones.
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