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Archana Sharma: An Indian Woman Botanist, a Cytogeneticist, Cell Biologist and a Cytotoxicologist

March 7, 2015

Indian Botanists

Suresh Narayana Pathiki*, Pullaiah Thammineni**, Varalakshmi Dharani*** *Principal (Retired), S. S. B. N. Junior College **Professor of Botany (Retried), S. K. University ***Lecturer (Retired), Government Degree College Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, India Archana Sharma Archana Sharma, an Indian Woman Botanist, a renowned Cytogeneticist, Cell biologist and a cytotoxicologist, a founding editor of The Nucleus, an international journal of…
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Kamala Sohonie – Woman, Who Established the Nutritive Value of the Plants, Consumed by Poor People

March 7, 2015

Indian Botanists

Ritesh Kumar Senior Research Fellow, NICRA (Mango) Project ICAR Research Complex for Eastern Region Research Centre, Plandu, Ranchi-834010 Jharkhand, India Historically, women have always lagged behind that of men in education and it is pretty well documented. Science and technology have always been considered ‘masculine’ for a long time. The social norms, societal structure, relationship…
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Archana Sharma: An Indian Woman Botanist, a Cytogeneticist, Cell Biologist and a Cytotoxicologist

Kamala Sohonie – Woman, Who Established the Nutritive Value of the Plants, Consumed by Poor People

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