Wednesday, 5 July 2017

BOTANY-III SYLLABUS FOR ACADEMIC 2017-18



BOTANY –III : CELL BIOLOGY,GENETICS,ECOLOGY, & BIODEVERSITY
SCHEDULE  FOR ACADEMIC YEAR : 2017-18
UNIT –I : CELL BIOLOGY:                                                                                                                               (22 hrs)
Hours      Topic -1:  Cell wall-- (4hr)
1.       Introduction to plant cell envelops    
2.       Ultra structure of cell wall
3.       organization of cell membrane
4.       Plasma membrane
Topic-2: Nucleus –(4hr)
5.       Ultrastructure of Nucleus
6.       Structure of Nucelus
7.       Replication  of DNA
8.       Types & functions of RNA
Topic-3:- Chromosome—(5hr)
9.       Introduction & Morphology
10.   Organization of DNA in chromosome (ultrastructure )
11.   Organization of DNA in chromosome (models)
12.   Echromatin & hetero chromatin
13.   Karyotype
Topic-4 : Special type of chromosome –(3hrs)
14.   Introduction
15.    lampbrush chromosome
16.   Polytene & B- chromosome
Topic -5: Cell Division:- 5hrs
17.   Introduction of cell division
18.   Cell cycle
19.   Regulation
20.   Mitosis
21.   Meiosis & singnficance

UNIT – II:  GENETICS                                                                         22 hr
Topic -6: mendalism—5hr
22.   Law of inheritance
23.   Genetic interactions  -
24.   Complementary & supplementary genes
25.   lethal genes
26.    epistasis

Topic-7 : linkage & crossing over—4hr
27.   Introduction & brief account
28.   Construction of genetic map
29.   Two point test cross
30.   Three point test cross
Topic-8: Mutations—(6hrs)
31.   Introduction about mutations
32.   Chromosome aberrations  
33.   Structural changes
34.   Numerical changes
35.   Gene mutations
36.   Transposable elements
Topic-9: Gene Expression –5hrs
37.   Introduction
38.   Organization of gene
39.   Transcription& mechanism
40.   Translation & mechanism
41.   Gene regulation
Topic-10: Extra Nuclear Genome—2hrs
42.   Chloroplast DNA
43.   Mitochondrial & Plasmid DNA
44.    
UNIT – III : ECOLOGY                                                                      (28 HRS)
Topic-11 : Ecosystem –7hrs
45.   Concepts & component of ecology
46.   Energy flow
47.   Food chain & food web
48.   Ecological pyramids
49.   Bio geochemical cycles (carbon)
50.   Nitrogen cycle
51.   Phosphorous cycle
Topic-12 : Plant & Environment :-- 7hrs
52.   Introduction 
53.   Ecological factor
54.   Light factor
55.   Temperature factor
56.   Edaphic factor
57.   Biotic Factor
58.   Ecological adaptation of plants
Topic : Population Ecology—3hrs
59.   Natality & mortality
60.   Growth curves
61.   Ecotypes
Topic -13: Community Ecology---6hr
62.   Introduction
63.   Frequency, density,
64.   cover life
65.   Biological spectrum
66.   Ecological  succession & hydrosere
67.   Xerosere
Topic-14 : Production Ecology –5hrs
68.   Introducution & Concept of productivity
69.   GPP, NPP
70.   CR( Community Respiration)
71.   Primary productivity measurement
72.   P/R ratio

UNIT – IV : BIODIVERSITY & CONSERVATION                                      18 HRS
Topic -15: Biodiversity –6hrs
73.   Introduction &  Concept
74.   Conservation of biodiversity
75.   Earth summit
76.   Convention of biodiversity
77.   Types o f Biodiversity
78.   Value of biodiversity
Topic-16 : Hot Spots –12hrs
79.   Introduction
80.   India as a Mega biodersity
81.   North Eastern Himalayas
82.   Western  Ghats
83.   Principle of conservation
84.   IUCN threantend categories
85.   Red Data Book
86.   Endangered plants
87.   Threatened species
88.   Role of international organization in conservation-
89.   IUCN, UNEP
90.   WWF, NBPGR, NBD
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BOTANY - PRACTICAL
  Paper- III :Cell Biology, Genetics, Ecology and Biodiversity
Practical Syllabus
I. Major Experiments------------------------------------------------------------------------------3x7=21 hrs                                                                                                                                                                                            
1.       Demonstration of cytochemical methods: Fixation of plant material and nuclear staining
      for mitotic and meiotic studies.                                                         
2.   Study of various stages of mitosis using cytological preparations of onion root tips.                   
3.   Study of various stages of meiosis using cytological preparation of onion flower buds              
4.   Study of plant community by quadrate method                                                                                         
5.   Estimation of chemical oxygen demand (COD) in a given water sample
6. Estimation of O2 in given water samples                                                                                                                          
7. Estimation of chlorides in given water samples                                             

II. Minor Experiments-------------------------------------------------------------------------------2x3=6hr                              
8.   Karyotype study using cytological preparation of dividing root tip cells of onion/photographs/permanent slides                                                                                                                 
9.   Solving genetic problems related to monohybrid, dihybrid ratio and interaction of genes       
      (Minimum of six problems in each topic). See annexure
10.   Demonstration of soil texture (composition of clay, sand silt etc.) pH.                                                           
11. Estimation of water purity in given water samples                                                                                    
                                                                                               
III. Scientific Observations                          ---------------------------------------------------------3hrs
12. Study in the ultra structure of cell organelles using electron microphotographs            .                              
13. Geographical spotting of certain endemic and endangered plant species of A.P.                        
14. Minimum of two field visits to local areas of ecological/ conservation of biodiversity                                
      Importance (Sacred grove/ Reserved Forest / Botanical garden/ Lakes etc.)

IV. Critical notes on spotters of scientific interest--------------------------------------------3hrs                                                                                                                                        
15. Salivary gland chromosome
16. Lampbrush chromosome
17. Solenoid model of chromosome structure
18. Operon model
19. Mirabilis jalapa
20. Eichhornia
21. Hydrilla
22. Pistia
23. Nymphaea
24. Vallisnaria
25. Asperagus
26. Opuntia
27. Euphorbia antiquorum
28. Rhizophora
29. Avecenia

V.  Plant Collection from BotanicalTour                                                                                               
VI. Record                                      
                                                                                                DEPT. OF BOTANY , VVDC                                   

Monday, 12 June 2017

KU DEGREE (BOTANY) RESULTS-2017- VVDC

VVDC LIFE SCIENCE (BOTANY) RESULTS-2016-17
     Kakatiya university announced degree results in month of june, 2017.  In III year life sciences  students of VIVEKAVARDHANI   done best in results as yearwise and subject wise highest... Botany students  A.Harika got 91.22 %  in B.Sc-BZC and in B3-100 out 100 and  N.Durga Rani got 89 % in B.Sc., MBBC and also got B4-100/100 for the academic year 2016-17.

TOPPERS OF LIFE SCIENCES(VVDC)-2016-17

1. A. Harika - III-BZC                 -        91.22 %
2. N.Durga Rani - III-MBBC       -        88.77 %
3. SD. Samreen - III-MBBC        -        88.44 %
4. B. Manasa Veena - III-BZC     -        85.88 %
5. K. Sahithya -  III -MBBC        -        82.83 %
6. S. Pranathi - III-BZC               -        80.16 %

 In Botany-III highest : 
1. A. Harika                       -    100/100
2. Sd. Samreen                  -      97/100
3. S. Pranathi                     -      95/100
4. M.Vijaya Laxmi            -      93/100
5. P.Ravali                         -      90/100

In Botany-IV highest :
1. N. Durga Rani             -     100/100
2. Sd. Samreen                 -      94/100
2. B. Vijaya Kumari         -      93/100

             And some of other student also got more than 80 marks in B3, those
 are M.Satya Sri - 88, Abdul Salma - 82, N.durga Rani - 80, in B4 ,  Abdul Salma - 88,
N.Pavani - 87, M. Sahithya - 84 ...


Pass percentage of III Year - Botany is 85.11 % .
Congratualation to all students got successive score..From Dept. of Botany, VVDC.

 

Tuesday, 9 May 2017

PG BOTANY -III- SEM RESULTS-2016

M.Sc. Botany-III-Sem results announced on April-2017.                                                                    

Pass percentage of students 83.33%.

1. (16142S0010) S. Sandhya Rani is First in class got 77.66 %  (78 %).
2. (16142S0007)  P. Padma is Second in class got  77.50 % (78 %)

In particularly subject wise
PSB : 85/100 (Padma)
BPR: 78/100 (Sandhya)
POC: 77/100 (Sandhya)
GBG:76/100  (Sandhya)

Thursday, 20 April 2017

PG BOTANY II Sem Results

MSc botany second semester 2016 r results came recently.. pass
percentage of students 91.66%. S.Sandhya Rani first in class, got 75%. 

Thursday, 23 March 2017

CAREER WITH M.Sc., BOTANY
Master of Science in Botany is a post graduate program which is of 2 years duration. This course aims at providing knowledge about the basic concepts concerning various areas associated with the field of Botany. B.Sc in Botany graduates can choose this course as a higher study option. Several institutes in India and abroad are offering this course.

Private Sector Jobs after M.Sc in Botany
Private sector has several career opportunities for M.Sc in Botany graduates. Some of the fields of employment for aspirants in the field of Botany comprise the following.
1.    Drug Companies
2.    Fruit Growers
3.    Biotechnology Firms
4.    Oil Industry
5.    Seed Companies
6.    Lumber or Paper Companies
7.    Nurseries
8.    Food Companies
9.    Chemical Companies
10. Biological Supply Houses
 Government Sector Jobs after M.Sc in Botany
Government sector also provides a lot of employment openings for these aspirants.
1.    National Park Service
2.    Departments of Conservation and Land Management
3.    Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services
4.    Public Health Service
5.    Department of Agriculture
6.    Forest Service
7.    Departments of Environmental Protection
8.    Departments of Agriculture and Water
9.    Nature Conservancy
10. Environmental Protection Agency
11. Medical Plant Resources Laboratory
12. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services
Note: a). To get placed in any of the Public sector banks they have to clear tests conducted by banks. Below is the list of Government firms where M.Sc in Botany pass outs can get placed.
b). Write UGC, CSIR, UPPSC other NET exams for Research like JRF’s (Junior Research Fellow).
Various Positions are like below as categories mention above jobs in the public sectors / private sectors.

1.    Nursery Manager
2.    Ecologist
3.    Plant Biochemist
4.    Taxonomist
5.    Horticulturist
6.    Conservationist
7.    Botanist
8.    Plant Explorer
9.     Park Ranger/Forester
10. Teacher/Lecturer
11. Researcher
12. Farming Consultant
13. Environmental Consultant
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