Department of Botany Sri Venkateswara University Tirupati

When was the Department of Botany, Sri Venkateswara University established? Who is the Head of the Department of Botany, Sri Venkateswara University? Can you list me the courses offered by the department? Also send me the names of the faculty members of the department?

Can you list me the names of Recipients of Ph.D. Degree Awards of Department of Botany Sri Venkateswara University Tirupati with their title of the Thesis?

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The names of Recipients of Ph.D. Degree Awards of Department of Botany Sri Venkateswara University Tirupati with their title of the Thesis are as follows:

Name: Gopal Rao . P.
Title of the Thesis: Physiological Studies on the Influence of NAA and MH on Acid Metabolism and Related Phenomena during Germination and Seedling Growth of Groundnut [TMV. 2] in dark.

Name: Vittal Rao.M
Title of the Thesis: Studies on the Root-Infecting Fungi with special reference to Microbial Antagonisms

Name: Venkata Raju.P
Title of the Thesis: Metabolism of Pepper Fruit during Growth, Maturation and Senescence

Name: Rajeswara Rao.G
Title of the Thesis: Physiological Studies on the Influence of Chloride and Carbonate of sodium during Germination and early seedling growth of Groundnut [Arachis hypogaea, L.]

Name: Harigopal.N
Title of the Thesis: Physiological Studies on Groundnut Plants With Boron Toxicity

Name: Prasad Rao.M
Title of the Thesis: Metabolic Changes Associated with Growth and Development in Liverworts.

Name: Sitarami Reddy. G
Title of the Thesis: A Study of Microbial Antagonisms and of Antibiotics in relation to Phytopathogenic Fungi

Name: Ramalingeswara Rao. K
Title of the Thesis: Metabolism in the Developing Seeds of Hibiscus

Name: Srirama Rao. K
Title of the Thesis: Metabolism of Mitochondria Isolated fromPeanut (Arachis hypogaea, L.,) Seedlings Grown in Water, Solutions of Chloride and Carbonate of Sodium

Name: Sanjiva Reddy. M (Late)
Title of the Thesis: Metabolism of Chloroplasts Isolated from Leaves of Groundnut Plants [Arachis hypogaea, L.] grown in normal, Salinized and Alkalized Soils.


Recipients of Ph.D. Degree Awards Department of Botany Sri Venkateswara University
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