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UNIT-I: MICROBIOLOGY:,UNIT-II: ALGAE:,UNIT-III: FUNGI, AND PLANT PATHOLOGY,UNIT-IV BRYOPHYTA:,UNIT-V PTERIDOPHYTA WITH PALAEOBOTANY: ,UNIT-VI GYMNOSPERMS:<br/>Contents<br/>MICROBIOLOGY<br/>1. Diversity of Microbes: Introduction<br/>2. Distribution of Microorganisms in Nature<br/>3. Isolation and Cultivation of Microorganisms<br/>4. Viruses, Viroids and Prions<br/>5. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS)<br/>6. Bacteria: Structure and Reproduction<br/>7. Cyanobacteria, Actinomycetes, Mycoplasmas and Rickettsias<br/>8. Applied Microbiology<br/>9. Antibiotics<br/>10. Infection and Immunity<br/>ALGAE (PHYCOLOGY)<br/>Introduction: Cryptogams<br/>1. Algae: General Characters<br/>2. Classification of Algae<br/>3. Cyanophyceae: General Characters and Classification<br/>4. Chroococcales: Gloeocapsa, Microcystis<br/>5. Nostocales: Oscillatoria, Spirulina, Nostoc, Anabaena, Scytonema, Gloeotrichia, Rivularia<br/>6. Chlorophyceae: General Characters and Classification<br/>7. Volvocales: Chlamydomonas, Volvox<br/>8. Chlorococcales Chlorella, Hydrodictyon, Scenedesmus<br/>9. Ulotrichales: Ulva<br/>10. Cladophorales: Cladophora<br/>11. Chaetophorales: Fritschiella, Coleochaete<br/>12. Oedogoniales: Oedogonium<br/>13. Conjugales: Zygnema, Cosmarium<br/>14. Siphonales: Codium, Vaucheria<br/>Contents<br/>15. Charales: Chara<br/>16. Bacillariophyceae: General Characters and Classification<br/>17. Pennales: Navicula<br/>18. Phaeophyceae: General Characters and Classification<br/>19. Ectocarpales: Ectocarpus<br/>20. Fucales Fucus, Sargassum<br/>21. Dictyotales: Dictyota<br/>22. Laminariales: Laminaria<br/>23. Rhodophyceae: General Characters and Classification<br/>24. Nemalionales: Batrachospermum<br/>25. Ceramiales: Polysiphonia<br/>26. Origin and Evolution of Sex in Algae<br/>27. Economic Importance of Algae<br/>28. Culturing of Algae<br/>29. Evolutionary Significance of Prochloron<br/>30. Contributions of Some Phycologists<br/>xii<br/>FUNGI AND PLANT PATHOLOGY<br/>1. Fungi: General Characters<br/>2. Taxonomic Status and Classification of Fungi<br/>3. Myxomycetes Physarales: Physarum<br/>4. Chytridiomycetes Chytridiales: Synchytrium<br/>5. Chytridiomycetes Blastocladiales: Allomyces<br/>6. Oomycetes Saprolegniales: Achlya, Saprolegnia<br/>7. Peronosporales: Phytophthora, Pythium, Albugo<br/>8. Zygomycetes Mucorales: Mucor, Rhizopus<br/>9. Ascomycotina Hemiascomycetes Endomycetales: Saccharomyces<br/>10. Eurotiales: Aspergillus, Penicillium<br/>11. Erysiphales: Erysiphe, Sphaerotheca, Uncinula<br/>12. Sphaeriales: Neurospora, Claviceps, Xylaria, Chaetomium<br/>13. Pezizales: Peziza, Morchella, Ascobolus<br/>14. Pleosporales: Venturia<br/>15. Basidiomycotina Teliomycetes Ustilaginales: Ustilago<br/>Contents<br/>16. Uredinales: Puccinia<br/>17. Agaricales: Agaricus<br/>18. Aphyllophorales: Polyporus<br/>19. Gasteromycetes Lycoperdales: Lycoperdon<br/>20. Deuteromycotina, Hyphomycetes, Moniliales: Alternaria, Cercospora, Helminthosporium, Fusarium<br/>21. Melanoconiales: Colletotrichum<br/>22. Heterothallism in Fungi<br/>23. Parasexuality<br/>24. Sex Hormones in Fungi<br/>25. Edible Fungi: Mushrooms and their Cultivation<br/>26. Economic Importance of Fungi<br/>27. Lichens<br/>28. Plant Diseases: Introduction<br/>29. Important Plant Diseases<br/>30. Diseases: Control<br/>31. Prof. Karam Chand Mehta (1892-1950)<br/>BRYOPHYTA<br/>1. Bryophyta: General Characters and Classification<br/>2. Hepaticopsida Marchantiales: Riccia, Marchantia, Plagiochasma<br/>3. Jungermanniales: Pellia, Porella, Frullania<br/>4. Anthocerotopsida Anthocerotales: Anthoceros, Notothylus<br/>5. Bryopsida (Musci or Mosses) Sphagnobrya: Sphagnum<br/>6. Bryidae (Eubrya): Funaria, Polytrichum, Pogonatum<br/>7. Evolution of Sporophyte in Bryophytes<br/>8. Vegetative Reproduction in Bryophytes<br/>9. Professor Shiv Ram Kashyap (1882-1934)<br/>10. Comparative Study of Bryophytes<br/>PTERIDOPHYTA<br/>1. Pteridophyta: General Characters<br/>2. Pteridophyta: Classification<br/>3. Palaeobotany and Geological Time Scale<br/>4. Fossilization and Types of Fossils<br/>5. Psilophytopsida Psilophytales: Rhynia, Horneophyton, Asteroxylon<br/>6. Psilotopsida Psilotales: Psilotum<br/>7. Lycopsida Lycopodiales: Lycopodium<br/>8. Lepidodendrales: Lepidodendron<br/>9. Isoetales: Isoetes<br/>10. Selaginellales: Selaginella<br/>11. Sphenopsida Calamitales: Calamites<br/>12. Sphenophyllales: Sphenophyllum. Sphenophyllostachys<br/>13. Equisetales: Equisetum<br/>14. Eusporangiatae Marattiales: Angiopteris<br/>15. Ophioglossales: Ophioglossum<br/>16. Osmundales: Osmunda<br/>17. Leptosporangiatae Filicales: Pteris, Dryopteris, Adiantum, Polypodium, Nephrolep<br/>18. Marsileales: Marsilea<br/>19. Salviniales: Azolla, Salvinia<br/>20. Stelar System in Pteridophytes<br/>21. Heterospory and Seed Habit<br/>22. Apospory and Apogamy<br/>23. Telome Theory<br/>24. Prof. Birbal Sahni (1891-1949): Father of Indian Palaeobotany<br/>GYMNOSPERMS<br/>1. Gymnosperms: General Characters and Affinities<br/>2. Gymnosperms: Classification and Distribution<br/>3. Pteridospermopsida: Lyginopteris, Heterangium, Glossopteris<br/>4. Cycadeoidopsida (Bennettiopsida) Cycadeoidales : Ptilophyllum, Williamsonia, Cycadeoidea<br/>5. Cycadales: Cycas<br/>6. Coniferales: Pinus<br/>7. Taxales Taxus<br/>8. Ephedrales: Ephedra<br/>9. Gnetales: Gnetum<br/>10. Economic Importance of Gymnosperms<br/>MICROBIOLOGY <br/>Chapters<br/>1. Diversity of Microbes: Introduction<br/>2. Distribution of Microorganisms in Nature<br/>3. Isolation and Cultivation of Micro-organisms<br/>4. Viruses, Viroids and Prions<br/>5. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS)<br/>6. Bacteria Structure and Reproduction<br/>7. Cyanobacteria, Actinomycetes, Mycoplasmas and Rickettsias<br/>8. Applied Microbiology<br/>9. Antibiotics<br/>10. Infection and Immunity<br/>CROBIOLOGY)<br/> |
