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30th May 2015, 01:10 PM
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Department of Sericulture Mysore University
I am doing B.SC First Year from the Mysore University. Is there any Scholarship offered by the Department of Sericulture of this University? My friend who is pursuing B.Sc Final year Degree from there, told me that it will release a notification for scholarship for the students of First year B.Sc Program. So can I get information about this Scheme from the Department of Sericulture of Mysore University?
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17th July 2018, 12:23 PM
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Re: Department of Sericulture Mysore University
Can you provide me the syllabus of M.Sc. in Sericulture & Seribiotechnology program offered by Department of Studies in Sericulture Science of University of Mysore?
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17th July 2018, 12:26 PM
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Re: Department of Sericulture Mysore University
The syllabus of M.Sc. in Sericulture & Seribiotechnology program offered by Department of Studies in Sericulture Science of University of Mysore is as follows: I SEMESTER SERBT - 1.1: MULBERRY BIOLOGY AND PRODUCTION Theory Unit I 1 Salient features, economic importance and affinity of the family Moraceae. Phytogeography and systematics of the genus Morus L. and its species. Botanical description of mulberry. 2 Reproductive biology of mulberry: Sexual polymorphism, development of anther, pollen and male gametophyte, development of ovary, megaspore and female gametophyte, pollination, fertilization, embryo and seed development; polyembryony, parthenocarpy and apomixis. 3 Anatomy of mulberry leaf, stem and root; secondary growth: structure and organization of shoot and root meristems. Unit-II 4 Botanical nomenclature; centers of origin of crop plants. Weeds of mulberry garden: Taxonomy and their characteristics. 5 Propagation of mulberry: Sexual and asexual methods significance. Raising of nursery for production of seedlings and saplings. 6 Grafting and layering in mulberry - types and techniques. 7 Weather elements; influence of climatic factors on growth and productivity of mulberry, agro-climatic zones, agricultural applications of remote sensing. 8 Popular mulberry cultivars of tropical and temperate regions, rainfed and irrigated conditions. Assessment of mulberry leaf yield and quality Unit III 9 Basic principles of crop production; classification of crops; methods of crop production; farming systems; planting seasons 10 Soils for mulberry cultivation: Soil profile and classification; physical, chemical and biological properties 11 Concept of soil fertility and productivity: Soil organic matter and humus. Soil sampling and testing; problematic soils and their reclamation. 12 Irrigation management: Sources, methods and schedules; quality of irrigation water; conservation of soil moisture in dry land farming. 6 13 Plant nutrient management: Essential plant nutrients, organic manures, inorganic fertilizers and biofertilizers importance, classification and application; integrated nutrient management. Unit-IV 14 Establishment and maintenance of mulberry gardens; package of practices for mulberry gardens under rainfed and irrigated conditions, gardens for rearing of young-age silkworms and silkworm seed crop. 15 Pruning of mulberry: Objectives and methods. Harvesting, transportation and preservation of mulberry. 16 Weed management in mulberry: Principles, methods and integrated management 17 Farm management: Scope and concept, basic farm management decisions, cost computation procedures and maintenance of farm records. 18 By-products of mulberry and their utilization. Syllabus M.Sc. in Sericulture & Seribiotechnology University of Mysore |
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