Mutation
breeding
at
its
present
status
appears
to
be
well
standardized,
efficient,
and
cost-effective.
Classical
mutagenesis
combined
with
management
of
chimera
in
vitro
are
most
promising
standardized
techniques
for
developing
new
novel
varieties.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: June 12, 2023
Technological
advances
have
played
a
critical
role
in
the
production
of
flower
crops,
enabling
farmers
to
maximize
yields
and
reduce
losses
while
also
improving
quality
flowers.
These
included
development
new
breeding
techniques,
such
as
molecular
marker-assisted
breeding,
use
modern
technologies
like
high-throughput
phenotyping
identify
select
superior
cultivars.
In
addition,
precision
farming
sensors
remote
monitoring
systems,
made
it
possible
closely
monitor
crop
growth
optimize
inputs
water
fertilizer,
leading
higher
improved
resource
efficiency.
Advancements
biotechnology
resulted
transgenic
plants
that
are
resistant
pests
diseases,
reducing
need
for
chemical
pesticides
plant
health.
Modern
genetic
tools,
particularly
genome
editing
with
CRISPR/Cas9
nucleases,
emerging
addition
conventional
approaches
investigating
these
plants.
Furthermore,
novel
growing
hydroponics
vertical
farming,
has
allowed
year-round
controlled
environments,
mitigating
challenges
associated
seasonal
changes
climate
variability.
innovations
produce
high-quality
flowers
urban
areas,
bringing
fresh
blooms
closer
consumers.
Overall,
technological
crops
revolutionized
floriculture
industry,
growers
more
sustainable
efficient
manner.
advancements
not
only
productivity
profitability
but
contributed
conservation
natural
resources
protection
environment.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(23), P. 3983 - 3983
Published: Nov. 27, 2023
The
ornamental
horticulture
industry
is
a
highly
dynamic
and
rapidly
changing
market.
Constant
development
of
novel
cultivars
with
elite
traits
essential
to
sustain
competitiveness.
Conventional
breeding
has
been
used
develop
cultivars,
which
often
laborious.
Biotechnological
strategies
such
as
genetic
engineering
have
crucial
in
manipulating
improving
various
beneficial
that
are
technically
not
possible
through
cross-breeding.
One
trait
the
desired
blue-colored
flower
roses
chrysanthemums,
can
be
achieved
transgenic
technology.
Advances
genome
sequencing
platforms
enhanced
opportunities
access
whole
sequence
ornamentals,
facilitating
dissection
molecular
genetics
regulatory
controls
different
traits.
recent
advent
editing
tools,
including
CRISPR/Cas9,
revolutionized
plant
breeding.
CRISPR/Cas9-based
gene
offers
efficient
precise
modification,
contributing
advancements.
Although
ornamentals
currently
its
infancy,
increase
availability
sequences
provides
platform
extend
frontiers
future
ornamentals.
Hence,
this
review
depicts
implication
commercially
valuable
attributes,
details
research
attempts
achievements
enhancing
floral
attributes
using
plants.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(3), P. 1154 - 1154
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Genome
editing-mediated
haploid
inducer
systems
(HISs)
present
a
promising
strategy
for
enhancing
breeding
efficiency
in
legume
crops,
which
are
vital
sustainable
agriculture
due
to
their
nutritional
benefits
and
ability
fix
nitrogen.
Traditional
is
often
slow
complicated
by
the
complexity
of
legumes’
genomes
challenges
associated
with
tissue
culture.
Recent
advancements
have
broadened
applicability
HISs
facilitating
reduction
duration
cycle.
By
integrating
genome
editing
technology
systems,
researchers
can
achieve
precise
genetic
modifications
rapidly
produce
homozygous
lines,
thereby
significantly
accelerating
development
desired
traits.
This
review
explores
current
status
future
prospects
legumes,
emphasizing
mechanisms
induction;
recent
breakthroughs;
existing
technical
challenges.
Furthermore,
we
highlight
necessity
additional
research
optimize
these
across
various
species,
has
potential
greatly
enhance
contribute
sustainability
production.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 9, 2025
Haploid
induction
via
doubled
haploid
(DH)
technology
is
pivotal
for
achieving
true
homozygosity
in
plant
breeding;
however,
Fabaceae
species
lag
establishing
effective
haploidization
methods.
This
review
explores
recent
advances
DH
techniques
warm-season
legumes,
including
soybean,
cowpea,
pigeon
pea,
common
bean,
peanut,
mung
and
winged
highlighting
key
challenges
perspectives.
While
anther
culture,
cold
pretreatment,
MS-based
medium
with
growth
regulators
demonstrate
potential,
fully
reproducible
protocols
remain
elusive.
Advances
microspore-derived
embryogenesis
have
improved
regeneration
consistency
soybeans,
cowpeas,
peanuts.
Key
areas
improving
include
optimizing
conditions,
such
as
shortening
the
callus
phase
accelerating
embryo
shoot
development.
Recent
advancements
CRISPR/Cas9-mediated
genome
modifications,
targeting
genes
like
CENH3,
MTL,
DMP,
offer
promising
strategies
to
enhance
efficiency
overcome
resistance
conventional
Integrating
molecular
tools
breeding
can
significantly
improve
legume
productivity.