August, 2020

• 6 August

  Coniferopsida: The Orders of Coniferopsida

  

  Many systems of classification of Gymnosperms have been proposed by different authors. According to the Classification of Sporne (1965), Gymnosperms are classified into three classes. Among them the second one is Coniferopsida. In the previous article, Orders of the first Class Cycadopsida were portrayed. Click here to see the Article. …

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• 3 August

  Plant Introduction and Acclimatization: Easiest Method of Crop Improvement

  

  Table of Content SL. No. Topic Name 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 Free Best Money Earning Website 100$ Day Best ever Chat Forum #1 Top ranking article submission website …

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• 1 August

  Soil Organic Matters

  

  Do you have ever seen any plant or animal decaying/decomposing at the soil surface? Have a look at the picture below: In the picture, leaves from plants are falling down and decomposed at the soil. These leaves are called organic matter. Get Free Netflix Now Best safe and secure cloud …

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July, 2020

• 31 July

  Plant Introduction and Acclimatization: History, Organizations & Procedure

  

  Table of Content SL No. Topic Name 01 History & Organization 02 Functions Of Plant Introduction Agencies 03 Procedure History and Organization Crop plants have travelled into many new areas from their centers of origin. This movement of plants occurred with the movement of man. Most of these introductions occurred very …

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• 31 July

  Variation in Chromosome Types: The Lampbrush Chromosome

  

  If we observe the nucleus of each cell, we’ll find that the DNA molecule in it is packaged into thread-like structures. These are called chromosomes that carry hereditary information for everything, i.e., height to eye color. These chromosomes are made up of DNA that is tightly coiled many times around …

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• 31 July

  Soil-Forming Factors

  

  With the upward and advancement of human civilization,  people gradually discovered co-relations and importance of various materials of environment.  To have much more control, flexibility and also from the inborn curiosity, scientists work/ed years after years to find out the relationship among the materials  of environment.  In such a way, …

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• 29 July

  Orders Of Cycadopsida

  

  Many systems of classification of Gymnosperms have been proposed by different authors. According to the Classification of Arnold (1948) & Sporne (1965), Gymnosperms are classified into three classes. Among them, first one is Cycadopsida. In this article, three orders under Cycadopsida will be discussed in detail. Get Free Netflix Now Best …

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• 29 July

  Basic Ideas of Somatic Hybridization

  

  Do you have ever heard the term ‘POMATO’ ? Pomato is the result of the hybridization of two somatic cell- potato and tomato. From a somatic cell, developed by the fusion of protoplasts from potato and tomato, is cultured to get a new harvest- pomato. In this harvest, the characteristics …

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• 25 July

  Synthetic Theory of Evolution

  

  The synthetic theory of evolution describes the evolution in terms of genetic variations in a population that leads to the formation of a new species. It explains the contribution of factors such as genetic variations, reproductive and geographical isolation, and natural selection. It is a modern concept that emerged from …

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• 24 July

  Diversity in Living Organisms: Five Kingdom Classification

  

  Our living planet has a huge number of living organisms. We can’t know each of them properly without a proper format that going to direct us to know this variety and richness of organisms. That’s why we were introduce with a new term-CLASSIFICATION! What is Classification? The system of assembling …

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