Botany
- Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Important questions answers
Subject : Botany
BIODIVERSITY
- Taxonomy and Phylogeny - Answer (click here)
- Two Kingdom System of Classification - Answer (click here)
- The Five Kingdom System of Classification - Answer (click here)
- Viruses - Introduction And General characteristics - Answer (click here)
- Viruses : Size, Shape And Structure of a Virus - Answer (click here)
- Classification of virus - Answer (click here)
- Lytic and Lysogenic Life cycle of a phage - Answer (click here)
- Plant viral disease : Bunchy top of banana, HIV, cancer, SARS Virion - Answer (click here)
- A new disease called SARS Virion - Answer (click here)
- Bacteria : Introduction, Occurrence, Size - Answer (click here)
- Classification of bacteria based on the shape and arrangement - Answer (click here)
- Flagellation in Bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Nutrition in Plant Bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Respiration in Plant Bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Reproduction of Bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Harmful activities of Bacteria in Plants, Animal, Human beings - Answer (click here)
- Beneficial Activities of Bacteria - Answer (click here)
- Fungi : Salient and Distinguishing Features, Structure, Nutrition, Saprotrophs - Answer (click here)
- Fungai : Saprotrophs and Parasites - Answer (click here)
- Fungi Symbiosis - Answer (click here)
- Classification of Fungi - Answer (click here)
- Economic importance of Fungi : Useful and Harmful aspects of fungi - Answer (click here)
- Mucor : Occurrence, Reproduction, Somatic structure - Answer (click here)
- Algae : Salient Features, Occurrence and Distribution, Thallus organization - Answer (click here)
- Algae : Cell Structure & Pigmentation - Answer (click here)
- Algea : Arranagement of Flagella - Answer (click here)
- Algea Reproduction : 1. Vegetative 2. Asexual 3. Sexual - Answer (click here)
- Classification of Algea - Answer (click here)
- Economic Importance of Algae - Food, Agriculture, Industry, space travel, Single cell protein, Sewage Disposal - Answer (click here)
- Harmful effects of Algae - Answer (click here)
- Spirogyra : Detail, Occurrence, Structure - Answer (click here)
- Algea : Reproduction - Answer (click here)
- Bryophytes : Salient and Distinguishing features of Bryophytes - Answer (click here)
- Bryophytes : Alternation of Generations - Answer (click here)
- Classification of Bryophyta - Answer (click here)
- Riccia And The structure of mature gametophyte - Answer (click here)
- Reproduction of Riccia - Answer (click here)
- Riccia - Fertilization, Sporophyte Generation - Answer (click here)
- Life cycle of Riccia - Answer (click here)
- Pteridophytes : Salient features and Salient features - Answer (click here)
- Characteristics of Pteridophytes and Economic importance - Answer (click here)
- Morphology of sporophyte - Answer (click here)
- Anatomy of Nephrolepsis - Answer (click here)
- Reproduction of Nephrolepsis - Answer (click here)
- Nephrolepsis : Fertilization - Answer (click here)
- Classification and Characteristic of Spermatophytes(Gymnosperms) - Answer (click here)
- Salient features and Distinguishing features of Gymnosperms - Answer (click here)
- Cycas - Morphology of sporophyte - Answer (click here)
- Anatomy of Cycas - Answer (click here)
- Cycas - Reproduction - Answer (click here)
CELL BIOLOGY
- A brief history about the discovery of cells - Answer (click here)
- Dynamic nature of cell , Difference Between Plant Cell And Animal cell - Answer (click here)
- Development of Cell Theory And Exception to cell Theory - Answer (click here)
- prokaryotic cell And Ultra structure of a prokaryotic cell - Answer (click here)
- Eukaryotes - Answer (click here)
- Different Between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cell (Plant Cells) - Answer (click here)
- Light Microscope and Electron Microscope (TEM - Transmission Electron Microscopy & SEM - Scanning Electron Microscope ) - Answer (click here)
- Formation of the cell wall - Answer (click here)
- Structure of the cell wall - Answer (click here)
- Plasmodesmata, pits and Functions of cell wall - Answer (click here)
- Ultra structure of the cell membrane - Fluid mosaic Model, Lipids, Proteins - Answer (click here)
- Functions of plasma membrane - Answer (click here)
- Cell Membrane Transport - Answer (click here)
- List of Plant Cell Organelles - Answer (click here)
- Plant Cell Nucleus And Functions of Plant Cell Nucleus - Answer (click here)
- Plant Cell Mitochondria - Power house of the cell - Answer (click here)
- Plant Cell Plastids - chloroplasts, chromoplasts and leucoplasts - Answer (click here)
- Plant Cell : Ribosomes - Answer (click here)
- Plant Cell Division - Cell Cycle 1.Amitosis 2.Mitosis 3. Meiosis - Answer (click here)
- Cell Division : Mitotic cell cycle : 1.Prophase 2. Metaphase 3.Anaphase 4. Telophase - Answer (click here)
- Cell Division - Meiosis Cell Cycle : Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase and Telophase - Answer (click here)
PLANT MORPHOLOGY
- Morphology of flowering plants or Angiosperms - short notes - Answer (click here)
- Plant - Root System : Regions of a typical root and General Characteristic features of the root - Answer (click here)
- Types of Root System And Functions of roots - Answer (click here)
- Root Modifications for Taproot, adventitious roots - Answer (click here)
- Characteristic features and Functions of the stem - Answer (click here)
- Modifications of stem : 1. Aerial modifications 2. Sub aerial modifications 3. Under ground modifications - Answer (click here)
- Parts of a Leaf : 1. Leaf base 2. Petiole 3. Lamina - Answer (click here)
- Leaf Venation : Reticulate, Parallel : Pinnately, Palmately - Answer (click here)
- Leaf Modification - Answer (click here)
- Inflorescence : Racemose, Cymose, Mixed and Special types - Answer (click here)
- FLOWER - A Metamorphosed Shoot : Evidences to support that flower is a modified shoot - Answer (click here)
- Description of a flower - Answer (click here)
- Types of Placentation : Axile,Marginal, Parietal, Basal, Superficial Placentation - Answer (click here)
- Androecium And Gynoecium - Answer (click here)
- Plant Aestivation And Types of Aestivation - Answer (click here)
- Corolla : Shape of the petals in the corolla and Forms of Corolla - Answer (click here)
- Calyx : Variations and Duration of calyx - Answer (click here)
- The receptacle (thalamus) : Variation of the Receptacle, Insertion of floral leaves on the thalamus - Answer (click here)
- Parts of a flower - Answer (click here)
- Fruit : Types and Structure of fruit - Answer (click here)
- Simple fleshy fruits : baccate,drupaceous - Berry, Drupe, Hesperidium, Pepo, Pomo - Answer (click here)
- Simple Dry Fruits - .1. Dehiscent 2. Schizocarpic 3. Indehiscent - Answer (click here)
- aggregate and multiple or composite fruits - Answer (click here)
- Structure and Types of Seed - Answer (click here)
- Structure of gram seed - Answer (click here)
- Structure of Maize Grain - Answer (click here)
GENETICS
- GENETICS : Concept of Heredity and Variation - Answer (click here)
- Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance - Answer (click here)
- Intermediate Inheritance (Incomplete Dominance) - Answer (click here)
- Epistasis - Gene Interaction - Answer (click here)
- Inheritance Laws of Mendel - Answer (click here)
- Biography of Mendel And Mendel's Experiments on Mendel's Laws of Inheritance - Answer (click here)
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
- Cell as a Physiological Unit - Answer (click here)
- Properties of Protoplasm : The Physical and Chemical Nature - Answer (click here)
- Cell - Water Relations - Answer (click here)
- Cells : Absorption and Movement - Imbibition, Diffusion - Answer (click here)
- Demonstration of Osmosis - Potato Osmoscope - Answer (click here)
- Plasmolysis and Significance of Plasmolysis - Answer (click here)
- Plant Cells : Permeability and Water Potential - Answer (click here)
- Water Transport in Plant - Answer (click here)
- Transpiration Pull Theory in plant water transport - Answer (click here)
- Factors Affecting Rate of Transpiration in Plant - Answer (click here)
- Structure of Stoma and Mechanism of Stomatal Opening and Closing - Answer (click here)
- Factors Affecting Stomatal Movement - Answer (click here)
- Functions of Minerals Nutrition - Answer (click here)
- Hydroponics : Advantages and Disavantagges of Hydroponics - Answer (click here)
- Essential Major Elements and Trace Elements for Plant - Answer (click here)
- Plant Physiological Role and Deficiency Symptoms of Mineral Elements - Answer (click here)
- Theories of Translocation for Plant : Passive absorption and Active Absorption - Answer (click here)
- Plant Physiology : Translocation of Solutes - Answer (click here)
- Plant Physiology : Nitrogen Metabolism - Answer (click here)
- Plant Movements : Movements of locomotion and curvature - Answer (click here)
- Geotropism - Answer (click here)
- Phototropism And Turgor Growth Movements - Answer (click here)
REPRODUCTION BIOLOGY
- Reproduction in Angiosperms : Vegetative Propagation - Answer (click here)
- Natural Methods of Vegetative Propagation : Root, Stem, Leaves - Answer (click here)
- Advantages of Vegetative propagation - Answer (click here)
- Artificial Method of Vegetative Propagation : Cuttings, Grafting - Answer (click here)
- Reproduction in Angiosperm : Micropropagation - Answer (click here)
- Self Pollination - Sexual Reproduction : 1. autogamy 2. geitonogamy - Answer (click here)
- Cross Pollination (Xenogamy, Allogamy) - Sexual Reproduction - Answer (click here)
- Development of male and female gametophyte - Answer (click here)
- Development of female gametophyte : Megasporophyll, Megasporangium or ovule, Megasporogenesis - Answer (click here)
- Types of Plant Ovule - Answer (click here)
- Plant Reproduction : Double fertilization - Answer (click here)
- Development of dicot embryo - Answer (click here)
- Parthenogenesis and parthenocarpy - Answer (click here)
- Germination of Seed : Parts of Seed - Answer (click here)
- Process of seed germination - Answer (click here)
- Types of seed germination : Epigeal, Hypogeal germination, Vivipary - Answer (click here)
- Factors necessary for seed gamination - Answer (click here)
- Abscission and Importance of Abscission - Answer (click here)
- senescence : Types, Physiology , Importance of senescence - Answer (click here)
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
- Organisms and their Environment - Answer (click here)
- Organisms : Environmental Climatic Factors - Answer (click here)
- Organisms : Environment : Edaphic Factors - Answer (click here)
- Organisms : Environmental factors - Climatic, Edaphic, Biotic - Answer (click here)
- Relationships among Organisms : Positive and Negative Interactions - Answer (click here)
- Hydrophytes And Classification of Hydrophytes - Answer (click here)
- Morphological and Anatomical adaptations of Hydrophytes - Answer (click here)
- Xerophytes and Classification of Xerophytes - Answer (click here)
- Morphological, Anatomical and Physiological Adaptations of Xerophytes - Answer (click here)
- Mesophytes - Answer (click here)
- natural resources and Types of natural resources - Answer (click here)
- Sources of Energy resources - Answer (click here)
- Conservation of Energy - Answer (click here)
- Forest Resources - Answer (click here)
- Social Forestry and Conservation of Forests - Answer (click here)
- Conservation of Water and Types of Harvesting Rainwater - Answer (click here)
TAXONOMY OF ANGIOSPERMS
- TAXONOMY OF ANGIOSPERMS : Types of classification - Answer (click here)
- Biosystematics nomenclature - Answer (click here)
- Binomial nomenclature - Answer (click here)
- Herbaria and uses, Importance of Herbaria - Answer (click here)
- Bentham and Hooker's classification of plants : Dicotyledonae, Gymnospermae and Monocotyledonae - Answer (click here)
- Merits and Demerits of Bentham and Hooker's classification of plants - Answer (click here)
- DICOT FAMILIES : MALVACEAE - the cotton family - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis - Answer (click here)
- FABACEAE - the bean family - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description and Economical of Clitoria ternatea - Answer (click here)
- RUBIACEAE - the coffee family - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description and Economic Importance of Ixora coccinea - Answer (click here)
- ASTERACEAE - the sunflower family - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description and Economic importance of Tridax procumbens - Answer (click here)
- SOLANACEAE - the potato family - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description and Economic importance of Datura metal - Answer (click here)
- EUPHORBIACEAE - the castor family - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description and Economic importance of Ricinus communis - Answer (click here)
- MUSACEAE - the banana family Systematic position - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description and Economical importance of Musa paradisiaca - Answer (click here)
- ARECACEAE - the palm family - Answer (click here)
- Botanical description and Economic importance of Cocos nucifera - Answer (click here)
PLANT ANATOMY
- Classification and Characteristics of meristematic cells - Answer (click here)
- Classification of permanent tissue : Simple and Complex tissue - Answer (click here)
- Permanent Simple tissue Types : parenchyma, collenchyma and sclerenchyma - Answer (click here)
- Permanent Complex tissue and Types : Xylem, Phloem - Answer (click here)
- Phloem : Sieve elements, Companion cells, Phloem parenchyma, Phloem fibres - Answer (click here)
- Epidermal tissue system and its functions - Answer (click here)
- Vascular tissue system - Answer (click here)
- Ground or fundamental tissue system - Answer (click here)
- Primary structure of monocotyledonous root - Maize root - Answer (click here)
- Primary structure of dicotyledonous root - Bean root - Answer (click here)
- Primary structure of monocot stem - Maize stem - Answer (click here)
- Primary structure of dicotyledonous stem - Sunflower stem - Answer (click here)
- Anatomy of a dicot leaf - Sunflower leaf - Answer (click here)
- Anatomy of a monocot leaf - Grass leaf - Answer (click here)
- Secondary growth in dicot stem - Answer (click here)
CELL BIOLOGY AND GENETICS
- Structure of chromosome - Answer (click here)
- Types of chromosomes - Answer (click here)
- Special types of chromosomes - Answer (click here)
- Gene and genome - Answer (click here)
- Linkage and crossing over - Answer (click here)
- Significance of crossing over and Uses of gene mapping - Answer (click here)
- Recombination of chromosome - Answer (click here)
- Gene mutation : Significance, Classification, Mutagenic agents - Answer (click here)
- Numerical and Structural chromosomal aberrations - Answer (click here)
- Numerical and Structural chromosomal aberrations - Answer (click here)
- Hereditary role of DNA - Bacterial transformation - Answer (click here)
- Structure of DNA - Answer (click here)
- Function and Replication of DNA - Answer (click here)
- Structure of RNA and its types - Answer (click here)
- Characteristics of genetic code and Central dogma of molecular biology - Answer (click here)
BIOTECHNOLOGY
- Recombinant DNA technology - Answer (click here)
- Gene transfer in plants - Answer (click here)
- How DNA is cut? - Answer (click here)
- Transgenic plants : foreign gene, Transgenic (modified) plants - Answer (click here)
- Practical application of genetic transformation - Answer (click here)
- Use of genetically engineered bacterial strain - Answer (click here)
- Concept of Plant tissue culture - Answer (click here)
- Applications of plant tissue culture - Answer (click here)
- Basic techniques of plant tissue culture - Answer (click here)
- Protoplast fusion : Isolation of protoplast - Mechanical and Enzymatic method - Answer (click here)
- Single cell protein (SCP) - Answer (click here)
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
- Enzymes : Classification, Properties of Enzymes - Answer (click here)
- Theories explaining the mechanism of enzyme action - Answer (click here)
- Significance of photosynthesis - Answer (click here)
- Site of photosynthesis - Answer (click here)
- Photochemical and biosynthetic phases, Mechanism of photosynthesis - Answer (click here)
- EXPERIMENTS ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS : 1.Ganong's light screen 2.Test tube and funnel experiment - Answer (click here)
- Plant Mode of nutrition - Answer (click here)
- Chemosynthesis - Chemosynthetic autotrophs and heterotrophs - Answer (click here)
- Plant Respiration and structure of ATP - Answer (click here)
- Plant Respiration : Glycolysis - Answer (click here)
- Plant Respiration : Krebs cycle and Significance of Krebs cycle - Answer (click here)
- Plant Respiration : Electron transport chain - Answer (click here)
- Plant Respiration : Pentose phosphate pathway - Answer (click here)
- Kuhne's fermentation tube experiment - Answer (click here)
- Plant growth and Measurement of plant growth - Answer (click here)
- auxins and Physiological effects of auxin - Answer (click here)
- Gibberellins and Physiological effects of gibberellin - Answer (click here)
- Physiological effects of cytokinin, ethylene, abscisic acid - Answer (click here)
- Photoperiodism and vernalization - Answer (click here)
BIOLOGY IN HUMAN WELFARE
- BIOLOGY IN HUMAN WELFARE : Food production - Answer (click here)
- Plant breeding : Aims, Major Aspects of plant breeding - Answer (click here)
- Plant Breeding : Selection - Answer (click here)
- Plant Breeding : Hybridization, Mutation breeding - Answer (click here)
- Plant breeding : Genetic engineering - Answer (click here)
- Role of biofertilizers and Benefits from biofertilizers - Answer (click here)
- Plant Disease in Rice - Oryza sativa - Answer (click here)
- Plant Tikka disease in Groundnut or peanut - Arachis hypogea - Answer (click here)
- Citrus canker and Tungro disease of rice - Answer (click here)
- Biopesticides and Biocontrol of insect pests - Answer (click here)
- Genetically modified food : Edible, Edible, Edible antibodies - Answer (click here)
- Bio-war - Answer (click here)
- Bio-piracy - Answer (click here)
- Bio-patent - Answer (click here)
- Sustained agriculture - Answer (click here)
- Medicinal plants including microbes - Answer (click here)
- Commonly available medicinal plants and microbes - Answer (click here)
- Economic importance Plants : Food, Rice, Oil, Fibre, Timber yielding plant - Answer (click here)
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