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Chrysanthemum with its large number of cultivars in respect of growth habit, size, color, and shape of bloom has attracted its admirers and enthusiasts all over the world for its use both as a commercial flower crop and as a popular exhibition flower. The chapter will provide a transparent picturesque application of mutation techniques for the creation of novel varieties in chrysanthemums. All important basic aspects and technical advancement related to induced mutagenesis work have been discussed. One can see all types of mutation work starting from classical to modern on this crop and can get a clear picture of technological advancement and its successful application for the development of new varieties. The knowledge generated so far on chrysanthemum will work as a model system for future need-based planning of successful and accurate application of mutation techniques in crop improvement programs.

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