June, 2019

• 3 June

  Inoculation and Penetration

  

  Inoculation Inoculation is the first contact of a pathogen with its host in a place where infection is possible. The pathogen may be in any of its stages of its life cycle. For example Get Free Netflix Now Best safe and secure cloud storage with password protection GPL Themes For …

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• 2 June

  

  Plants are a big and essential part of our life for so many reasons. One of the reasons is plants produce Oxygen which is needed for respiration. Another reason is plants have an unique quality of producing food through photosynthesis, for which we, humans and animals are dependant on plants …

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• 2 June

  Evolution of Green Algae: Volvocine Trend

  

  (Evolution of Green Algae has three articles based on its three trends. All of these articles start and end with same paragraphs. If you want to avoid these intros, directly migrate to the point “Volvocine  line of evolution” which is after the second horizontal line). Evolution of Green Algae: Tetrasporine Trend …

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• 1 June

  Ultra Structure of Chloroplast in Algae

  

  Algae are both eukaryotic and prokaryotic organisms that have no roots, stems or leaves but do have chloroplast and other pigments for carrying out photosynthesis. The basic structure of chloroplast consists of a series of flattened membranous vesicle called thylakoids or disc and a surrounding matrix. These thylakoids can be …

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May, 2019

• 30 May

  Genetic Controlled Male Sterility

  

  Genetic male sterility (GMS) Genetic male sterility is controlled by some nuclear genes called Male Sterile genes. It has been evident that this type of sterility is usually maintained by recessive genes (barley, mustard, pigeon pea, paddy) and less frequently by dominant genes (safflower). The male sterile allele is m …

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• 29 May

  Chemical Evolution and Origin of Life

  

  The origin of life on Earth is a scientific problem which is not yet solved. There are plenty of ideas, but few clear facts. It is generally agreed that all life today evolved by common descent from a single primitive life form. It is not known how this early form …

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• 29 May

  Allopolyploidy: Mixing up Different Genomes

  

  Link of other two related artciles 1 and 2. This is number 3. (Polyploidy: A Game with Chromosome Numbers) (Autopolyploidy: Multiplying Same Genome) Allopolyploidy Get Free Netflix Now Best safe and secure cloud storage with password protection GPL Themes For Free Get Envato Elements, Prime Video, Hotstar and Netflix For …

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• 28 May

  Haploid Breeding: Development of Pure Homozygous Line

  

  Haploid Breeding Haploids are sporophytic plants that are autonomous and possess only a single set of chromosomes (gametophytic chromosome number). These are in contrast of diploids containing two sets of chromosomes. Haploids may be originated from a gametic cell in the embryo sac or in the pollen grain. In haploids, …

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• 28 May

  Microbiology in Freshwater and Marine Habitats

  

  Water Microbiology  Water is the vital element for every living organisms on earth. So, it’s needed to ensure safe access to clean drinking water for all as most of the important bacterial diseases are transmitted through water . Water microbiology is the study of microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, protozoa, microscopic …

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• 27 May

  Soil Microbiology: The Scientific Discipline of Microbial Communities in Soil

  

  Soil Microbiology is concerned with the study of all biological aspects of the microorganisms (bacteria, archaea, viruses, fungi, parasites and protozoa) that exist in the soil environment. However, before going ahead with the discussion of the functions and facts of microorganisms in soil, first we need to know what the …

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