Journal of Horticultural Sciences

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Tree physiology is a difficult and challenging area for working. Knowledge on physiology of growth and development of fruit tree is essential for a horticulture researcher/teacher. Even though many books on tree physiology are available, books on fruit tree physiology are rare to find except for a few edited books on the physiology of fruit trees. However, these books are relatively old ones and no text books are available for researchers, teachers and students working in the area of fruit crops. In this regard, the book entitled "Fruit Tree Physiology" authored by Drs. W.S.Dhillon and Z.A.Bhat is timely and very informative for horticulturists as well as physiologists who are working on fruit crops.
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