Tikam Chand DakalORCID icon for 0000-0002-9248-7391

Mohanlal Sukhadia University India

Dr. Tikam Chand Dakal is a renowned biotechnologist, academician, and scientist. Dr. Dakal is currently working as an Assistant Professor at Mohanlal Sukhadia University, India. Dr. Dakal has earned his Ph.D. degree from Italy and has work experience from Canada, France, and the United States. Dr. Dakal is also the State President of MBSI. He has published over 100 research/review papers in reputable international journals, focusing on microbial genetic diversity, molecular biology, and computational biology. His work emphasizes the role of genetic variation in health, agriculture, and the environment. Dr. Dakal has been actively involved in teaching, mentoring, and advancing interdisciplinary research. This volume reflects his vision of integrating genetic diversity research with sustainable solutions for global challenges.

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Advances in Genetic Diversity – Recent Advances, Challenges, and Prospects presents a comprehensive exploration of the role of genetic variation as the foundation of biological resilience, agricultural innovation, and ecological sustainability. Bringing together contemporary research and region-specific case studies, this volume highlights how genetic diversity is central to addressing today’s most urgent global challenges, climate change, food insecurity, and biodiversity loss. The book spans from foundational perspectives to applied studies, covering crop improvement programmes, domestication history, and the potential of wild genetic resources. It examines cutting-edge biotechnological interventions to enhance variability, while also showcasing the value of local landraces and lesser-studied species, such as wild rice and leafless vanilla, as models for adaptation.
Key themes include:
• The critical role of genetic diversity in crop productivity and food security.
• Conservation and utilization of wild genetic resources.
• Genomic and biotechnological tools shaping future breeding strategies.
• Regional studies illustrating unique reservoirs of variability.
• Prospects and challenges in sustaining genetic resources for future generations.
This volume will be an essential reference for researchers, students, and professionals in genetics, agriculture, conservation biology, and biotechnology. It not only surveys recent advancements but also offers a roadmap for leveraging genetic diversity as a driver of resilience, innovation, and sustainable development.

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