International Journal of Plant Biotechnology

Journal
November 2024
Region: Global
STM Journals
ID: 5182828

International Journal of Plant Biotechnologyis a comprehensive journal that covers all the topics of plant biotechnology, including plant physiology to plant tissue culture from manipulation of plants to production of secondary metabolites under abiotic and biotic stress. Journal publishes recent advancement in the form of original research articles and review papers.

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