ByIndian Botanists
March 31, 2014
Conserved Non Coding Elements,Conserved Non Coding Sequences,Diane Burgess,Evolution,Junk DNA,Michael Freeling,Molecular Biology,News,Non Coding DNA Sequences,The Plant Cell
TweetNon-coding DNA sequences found in all plants may have undiscovered roles in basic plant development and response to the environment.DNA encodes the information necessary to make all the proteins…
ByIndian Botanists
March 29, 2014
Arpita Bhattacharjya,Ecology and Environment,Food and Ecology,Food India,Food Security,Food security Act India
Tweet -Arpita BhattacharjyaWashington DC@greenfork on twitterAuthor completed her M.Phil in Economics from Punjab University, IndiaWorked as consultant for The World BankHow to cite this…
ByIndian Botanists
March 22, 2014
Ecology and Environment,Environmental Sciences,Events,International Mother Earth Day
TweetA number of countries consider Mother Earth as the source of all life and nourishment. Cultures and religions from different part of the world honour the Earth at highest esteem. Mother Earth is…
ByIndian Botanists
March 15, 2014
Applied Botany,Biotechnology,Botanical Evidences,Courses in Botany,Forensic Botany,Limnology,Palynology,Plant Bioinformatics,Rabish Chandra,Vinny Sharma
Rabish Chandra* and Vinny Sharma1*Central Excise OfficerCustoms, Central Excise and Service Tax, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu(Views expressed herein are personal)1Research ScholarDepartment of Anthropology…
TweetTo commemorate and honour Professor Mahendra Prasad, a legendary plant pathologist, on the occasion of his 80th birth anniversary, Department of Botany of Ranchi University, Ranchi, India in…
ByIndian Botanists
March 8, 2014
Female in Plant Sciences,General Botany,Indian Botanists,Indian Women Botanists,International Women’s Day,Women in Research
TweetRabish Chandra@rabishchandra on twitter Happy International Women’s Day 2014!Since the days of my higher secondary school, I have observed Botany is always dominated by female. In a class of…
(Submitted for World Wildlife Day contest organised by Indian Botanists Blog-o-Journal)Tweet-Gauri Nerkar, Coimbatore, India.Nepenthes goettingensis Photographed at Botanischer Garten, Berlin…
ByIndian Botanists
February 28, 2014
Climate Change,Ecology and Environment,Himalayan Ecosystem,Himalayan Region,NMSHE
TweetThe Union Cabinet of India, today on Friday, 28th February 2014, approved the Mission document on the National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem (NMSHE). This Mission was launched…
ByIndian Botanists
February 23, 2014
3rd March,CITES,Ecology and Environment,Wildlife Plant Photography,World Wildlife Day
TweetOn 20 December 2013, the Sixty-eighth session of the United Nations General Assembly decided to proclaim 3 March, the day of the adoption of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered…
ByIndian Botanists
February 21, 2014
Agriculture,Government Schemes,India agriculture,News,Organic Farming
TweetThe Government of India is promoting organic farming through various schemes like National Project on Organic Farming (NPOF)National Horticulture Mission (NHM),Horticulture Mission for North…