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This course provides a comprehensive overview of the biodiversity within the domains of microbes, algae, fungi, and archegoniate plants. It explores the fundamental characteristics, classification, and ecological significance of these organisms. Emphasis is placed on their structure, reproduction, and economic importance, equipping students with a foundational understanding of these vital components of the biosphere.

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• Bombardment (Biolistics) Method for Plant Cells – Principle, Requirement, Protocol
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  What is Bombardment (Biolistics) Method? Principle of Bombardment (Biolistics) Method Materials Required for Bombardment (Biolistics) Method Protocol for Bombardment (Biolistics) … Read more
• Electrofusion Technique for Plants – Requirement, Protocol, Advantages, Uses
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  What is the Electrofusion of Plant Cells? Materials Required for Electrofusion Electrofusion of plant cells involves a variety of materials … Read more
• Agrobacterium-Mediated Gene Transfer in Plants
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  What is Agrobacterium-Mediated Gene Transfer? Agrobacterium-mediated Gene Transfer Principle Agrobacterium-mediated gene transfer is a sophisticated process that enables the genetic … Read more
• Plant Transformation via Pollen Tube-Mediated Gene Transfer
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  What is Plant Transformation? What is Pollen Tube-Mediated Gene Transfer? Requirement for Pollen Tube-Mediated Gene Transfer The pollen tube pathway … Read more
• Biotic interaction – Definition, Types, Examples
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  What is Biotic interaction? Types of Biotic Interactions Based on the nature of these effects, biotic interactions can be categorized … Read more
• Cereals Plants – Wheat and Rice (origin, morphology, processing & uses), brief account of millets.
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  What are Cereals? Major cereal crops Cereal crops are pivotal in human nutrition and have been integral to civilizations throughout … Read more
• General Description of Legumes Plants and Their Uses
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  What are Legumes? Nutritional Value of Legumes Legumes are highly regarded for their nutritional value, making them essential components of … Read more
• General Description of Timber Yielding Plants
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  What are Timber plants? Important timber yielding plants 1. Tectona grandis Tectona grandis, commonly known as teak, is a prominent … Read more
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  Disclaimer: The information presented in this blog post about the tobacco plant is intended solely for educational purposes, particularly for … Read more
• Drug-Yielding plants – Cinchona, Digitalis, Papaver and Cannabis
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  History of medicinal plants The history of medicinal plants is a profound narrative that traces humanity’s relationship with nature, reflecting … Read more

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• What are Tyloses?
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• What is the affinities of sphenodon?
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• Animal cells are A. Round and irregular in shape B. Round or rectangular in shape C. Regular and rectangular in shape D. Irregular and square in shape
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• In earthworm, typhlosole occurs between A. 20 – 90 Segments B. 26 – 95 segments C. 20 – 95 segments D. 21 – 100 segments
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• Sonar system is found in A) Otter B) Bat C) Whale D) Both B and C
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• All of the following statements are false about red blood cells that have been added to a flask of saturated NaCl solution except that A. The cells will undergo mitosis B. The cells will increase in volume C. The cell will lose water D. The cells are hypertonic relative to the surrounding medium E. The concentration of NaCl is lower outside the cells than inside
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