Abstract

Wheat has been unequivocally recognized as the major conduit to combat food security challenges envisioned for 2050 when the global populace is approximated to touch about 9.7 billion. Paramount for meeting annual wheat yield increases projected at 1.7% have to be ways and means that deliver swift progressive enhancement numbers, that have been inconsistent so far. No matter what advancements occur in cutting edge science, if those outputs are not swiftly translated into tons per hectare via exploiting smooth multidisciplinary integrated crop improvement protocols, the desired applied targets will remain elusive. The enormous advances in molecular technology and the recent range of global quality publications offer us great impetus that the set targets covering food security,