MORPHOLOGY & ANATOMY, INDUSTRIAL BOTANY-II

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Paper I - Morphology and Anatomy
1. Morphology
1. Morphology - How does it look like?
2. Descriptive Morphology
3. Interpretative Morphology
4. Morphology and Identification
2. Morphology of Vegetative Parts
1. Root
2. Stem
3. Leaf
3. Morphology of Reproductive Parts
1. Inflorescence
2. Flower
3. Fruit
4. Seed
4. Anatomy
1. Introduction
2. Significance of Plant Anatomy
3. Importance of Anatomy with reference to other Branches
5. Types of Tissues
1. Introduction
2. The Permanent Tissues
3. Mighty Meristems - The Body Builders
4. Vascular Tissues - The Transport System
5. Epidermal Tissue - 'Jack of all Trades'
6. Mechanical Tissues
6. Internal Organization of Primary Plant Body
1. Primary Plant Body
2. Internal Structure of Dicotyledon and Monocotyledon Root
3. Internal Structure of Dicotyledon and Monocotyledon Stem
4. Internal Structure of Dicotyledon and Monocotyledon Leaf
Paper II – Industrial Botany – II
1. Bio-fuel Industry
1. Introduction 1
2. Concept of Biofuel and its Need
3. Plants used for Biofuel Production
4. Biodiesel Production from Castor
5. Commercial Significance
2. Bio-pesticide Industry
1. Introduction
2. Concept of Bio-control
3. Importance of Bio-pesticides
4. Types of Bio-pesticides: Indiara, Azadirachtin
5. Commercial Significance
3. Industrial Mycology
1. Introduction
2. Important Genera of Fungi used in various Industries and their Products
3. Products and Applications
4. Commercial Significance
4. Bio-fertilizer Industry
1. Introduction
2. Concept and Need of Bio-fertilizer
3. Benefits / Advantages of Bio-fertilizers
4. Types of Bio-fertilizers
5. Commercial Significance
5. Fruit Processing Industry
1. Fruit Processing: Concept and Need
2. Cold Storage
3. Types of Fruit Processing
4. Commercial Significance
6. Plant Pharmaceutical Industry
1. Pharmaceuticals, Nutraceuticals and Cosmeceuticals
2. Pharmaceuticals
3. Types of Pharmaceutical Products
4. Drug Plants
5. Manufacture of Churn
6. Nutraceuticals
7. Cosmeceuticals
8. Commercial Significance of Amala and Aloe

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