ByIndian Botanists
February 20, 2014
Ecology and Environment,Green India,Ministry of Environment and Forests.,News
TweetThe Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, today on 20th February 2014 (Thursday) has approved a proposal of the Ministry of Environment and Forests for a National Mission for a Green India (GIM)…
ByIndian Botanists
February 15, 2014
Agriculture,Biodiversity,Ecology and Environment,Journal of Applied Ecology,News,Organic Farming
TweetA meta analysis done by a group of scientists reported that organic farming increased species richness by about 30%. Their analysis affirms that organic farming usually has large positive effects…
ByIndian Botanists
February 12, 2014
Crop Pest and Pathogen,Daniel P. Bebber,David Smith,New Phytologists,News,Plant Pathology,Sarah J. Gurr,Timothy Holmes
TweetPlant Scientists from UK have studied the economic and physical determinants of the global distribution of crop pests and pathogens. The full report has been published online in New Phytologist…
ByIndian Botanists
February 10, 2014
Inauguration Agroforestry 2014,Pranab Mukherjee,President of India,World Agroforestry Congress
TweetThe President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee inaugurated the World Congress on Agro-forestry, today (February 10, 2014) at Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi. Speaking on the occasion, the President said…
ByIndian Botanists
February 5, 2014
Anthocyanin,Nanjing Agricultural University,News,Potato,StANll,Transgenic Potato
TweetPic Courtesy: Solanaceae Co-ordinated Agri ProjectScientists from Nanjing Agricultural University of China have cloned and characterized a potato StAN11 gene involved in anthocyanin biosynthesis…
ByIndian Botanists
February 3, 2014
Biotechnology and Agriculture,Dr Manmohan Singh,GM Crops,GMO,Indian Science Congress,News
TweetPrime Minister of India Dr Manmohan Singh while inaugurating 101th Indian Science Congress in Jammu said Government must focus on creating new opportunities for our bright and socially conscious…
ByIndian Botanists
January 28, 2014
ASRB,ASRB NET 2014,Centres ASRB NET 2014,Online Examinations ASRB NET
TweetThe Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board would be conducting National Eligibility Test (NET)-2014(I) in Online Examination mode from 26.03.2014 – 04.04.2014 staggered over various…
ByIndian Botanists
January 15, 2014
Dr Jyoti Kumar,Dr P Mukherjee,Dr Ritesh Kumar,Dr T K Ghosh,News,Plant Sciences Journal,The Biobrio
Tweet Jharkhand based Non Government Organisation, Centre for Social and Environmental Research (CSER) , on 14th January 2014 announced the publication of a research journal ‘The Biobrio- An…
ByIndian Botanists
January 14, 2014
Botany,Dr Simmi Yadav,Embryo development in dicot plants,Embryogenesis,Embryology,General Botany,Presentations
TweetEmbryogenesis in plants starts once the fertilization takes place and covers upto the start of dormancy. In recent past there have been lot of developments to understand embryo development in…
ByIndian Botanists
January 11, 2014
Bamboo,Environmental utilazation of Bamboo,General Botany,Physiology of Bamboo,Rabish Chandra
TweetIndia is considered as one of the largest reserves of Bamboos in the world. (Naithani, 2008) reveal 20 genera with their 115 species of Bamboo in India. Found in the forests of almost all the…