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25th September 2012, 04:54 PM
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Msc seed technology syllabus
Hello sir, my cousin pursuing Msc with seed technology and now he wants syllabus of Msc so you provide me syllabus of Msc in seed technology.
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27th September 2012, 12:12 PM
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Re: Msc seed technology syllabus
As you are looking for syllabus of Msc seed technology. Here as per my knowledge I am providing you syllabus of Msc seed technology. Here I am providing you syllabus of Msc seed technology. Floral biology, Seed development and Maturation Principles of Seed Production Seed Physiology Statistics-I Computer Orientation Library and Information Services Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques Seed Pathology Seed Processing and Storage Seed Marketing and management Statistics-II Minor Course I Below I am providing you full syllabus of Msc seed technology kindly find the below given attachment. |
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18th May 2015, 11:04 AM
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Re: Msc seed technology syllabus
Will you provide me the syllabus of the M. Sc. (Ag) Seed Science and Technology as I am looking for the same ?
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18th May 2015, 11:13 AM
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Re: Msc seed technology syllabus
As you want I am here providing you syllabus of the M. Sc. (Ag) Seed Science and Technology. Syllabus : Sem 1: Floral biology, Seed development and Maturation Principles of Seed Production Seed Physiology Statistics-I Computer Orientation Library and Information Services Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques Sem 2: Seed Pathology Seed Processing and Storage Seed Marketing and management Statistics-II Minor Course I Technical Writing and Communication Skills Agricultural research, research Ethics and rural Development Programme Sem 3: Seed Quality Testing Seed Production in Field Crops Seed Legislation and Certification Minor Course I Minor Course II Disaster management Intellectual property and its management in Agriculture Sem 4 : Masters Seminar Masters Research SYLLABI OF CORE COURSES SST 711 FLORAL BIOLOGY, SEED DEVELOPMENT AND MATURATION 1+1 Objective To refresh the basic knowledge of seed development and structures and apprise students with its relevance to production of quality seed. Theory UNIT I Floral types, structure and biology in relation to pollination mechanisms; sporogenesis: microsporogenesis and megasporogenesis; gametogenesis - development of male and female gametes and their structures; effect of environmental factors on floral biology. UNIT II Fertilization – embryo sac structure, process, barriers to fertilization, incompatibility and male sterility, factors affecting fertilization. UNIT III Embryogenesis - development of typical monocot and dicot embryos; endosperm development, modification of food storage structures with reference to crop plants; different types of embryos, endosperm and cotyledons; development and their structure in representative crop plants with reference to food storage; external and internal features of monocot and dicot seed; seed coat structure and development in representative crop plants. UNIT IV Apomixis – identification, classification, significance and its utilization in different crops for hybrid seed production; Polyembryony - types and significance; haplontic and diplontic sterility, causes of embryo abortion, embryo rescue and synthetic seeds. Practical Study of floral biology of monocots and dicots; microsporogenesis and megasporogenesis; study of pollen grains - pollen morphology, pollen germination and pollen sterility; types monocot and dicot embryos; external and internal structures of monocot and dicot seeds; seed coat structure, preparation of seed albums and identification. Suggested Readings Bhojwani SS & Bhatnagar SP. 1999. The Embryology of Angiosperm. Vikas Publ. Black M, Bewley D & Halmer P. 2006. The Encyclopedia of Seeds: Science, Technology and Uses. CABI. Chhabra AK. 2006. Practical Manual of Floral Biology of Crop Plants. Deptt. of Plant Breeding, CCS HAU, Hisar. Copeland LO & McDonald MB. 2001. Principles of Seed Science and Technology. 4th Ed. Chapman & Hall. Frankel R & Galun E. 1977. Pollination Mechanisms, Reproduction and Plant Breeding. Springer Verlag. SST 712 PRINCIPLES OF SEED PRODUCTION 2+0 Objective To introduce the basic priciples of quality seed production. Theory UNIT I Introduction : Seed as basic input in agriculture; seed development in cultivated plants; seed quality concept and importance of genetic purity in seed production; types of cultivars, their maintenance and factors responsible for deterioration; seed production in self and cross pollinated crops. UNIT II Mode of pollination and reproduction in crop plants and their modification in relation to hybrid seed production. Principles of hybrid seed production, isolation distance, synchronization of flowering, roguing etc. male sterility and incompatibility system in hybrid seed production, role of pollinators and their management. UNIT III Seed multiplication ratios, seed replacement rate, demand and supply; suitable areas of seed production and storage, agronomy of seed production agro climatic requirements and their influence on quality seed production; generation system of seed multiplication; maintenance of Nucleus seed, production of Breeder, Foundation and Certified seed– criteria involved; life span of a variety and causes for its deterioration; certification standards for self and cross pollinated and vegetatively propagated crops. UNIT IV Hybrid Seed - Methods of development of hybrids; use of male sterility and selfincompatibility and CHA in hybrid seed production; one, two and three line system; maintenance of parental lines of hybrids; planning and management of hybrid seed production technology of major field crops and vegetables. UNIT V Planning of seed production for different classes of seeds for self and crosspollinated crops, Seed quality control system and organization, seed village concept; Seed production agencies, seed industry and custom seed production in India. Suggested Readings Agarwal RL. 1997. Seed Technology. 2nd Ed. Oxford & IBH. Chhabra AK. 2006. Practical Manual of Floral Biology of Crop Plants. Dept. of Plant Breeding CCS HAU, Hisar. Desai BB. 2004. Seeds Handbook. Marcel Dekker. Kelly AF. 1988. Seed Production of Agricultural Crops. Longman. McDonald MB Jr & Copeland LO. 1997. Seed Production: Principles and Practices. Chapman & Hall. Musil AF. 1967. Identification of Crop and Weed Seeds. Handbook No. 219, USDA, Washington, DC, USA. Poehlman JM & Sleper DA. 2006. Breeding Field Crops. Blackwell. Singh BD. 2005. Plant Breeding: Principles and Methods. Kalyani. Singhal NC. 2003. Hybrid Seed Production in Field Crops. Kalyani. Thompson JR. 1979. An Introduction to Seed Technology. Leonard Hill. Tunwar NS & Singh SV. 1985. Handbook of Cultivars. CSCB, GOI. SST 713 SEED PHYSIOLOGY 1+1 Objective To provide an insight into physiological processes governing seed quality and its survival. Theory UNIT I Physiology of seed development and maturation; chemical composition, synthesis and accumulation of seed reserves, induction of desiccation tolerance, hormonal regulation of seed development. UNIT II Seed germination; factors affecting germination; role of embryonic axis; growth hormones and enzyme activities, effect of age, size and position of seed on germination. Physiological processes during seed germination; seed respiration, breakdown of stored reserves in seeds, mobilization and interconversion pathways. Seed dormancy- types, significance, mechanism, endogenous and exogenous factors regulating dormancy, role of phytochrome and PGR, genetic control of dormancy. UNIT III Seed viability and longevity, pre and post-harvest factors affecting seed viability ; seed ageing ; physiology of seed deterioration ; lipid peroxidation and other viability theories; means to prolong seed viability; mechanism of desiccation sensitivity and recalcitrance with respect to seed longevity. UNIT IV Seed vigour and its concept, vigour test methods, factors affecting seed vigour, physiological basis of seed vigour in relation to crop performance and yield. Seed invigoration and its physiological and molecular control. Practical Proximate analysis of chemical composition of seed; methods of testing viability; kinetics of seed imbibition and solute leakage; seed germination and dormancy breaking methods; seed invigoration and priming treatments; accelerated ageing and controlled deterioration tests; enzymatic activities and respiration during germination and effect of accelerated ageing; vigour testing methods etc. Suggested Readings Agrawal PK & Dadlani M. (Eds.). 1992. Techniques in Seed Science and Technology. South Asian Publ. Baskin CC & Baskin JM. 1998. Seeds: Ecology, Biogeography and Evolution of Dormancy and Germination. Academic Press. Basra AS. 2006. Handbook of Seed Science and Technology. Food Product Press. Bench ALR & Sanchez RA. 2004. Handbook of Seed Physiology. Food Product Press. Bewley JD & Black M. 1982. Physiology and Biochemistry of Seeds in Relation to Germination. Vols. I, II. Springer Verlag. Bewley JD & Black M. 1985. Seed: Physiology of Seed Development and Germination. Plenum Press. Copeland LO & Mc Donald MB. 1995. Principles of Seed Science and Technology. 3rd Ed. Chapman & Hall. Khan AA. 1977. Physiology and Biochemistry of Seed Dormancy and Germination. North Holland Co. Kigel J & Galili G. (Eds.). Seed Development and Germination. Marcel Dekker. Murray DR. 1984. Seed Physiology. Vols. I, II. Academic Press. Sadasivam S & Manickam A. 1996. Biochemical Methods. 2nd Ed. New Age. SST 714 SEED PATHOLOGY 2+1 Objective To acquaint the students with principles and practices of seed health testing and management of seed borne diseases. Theory UNIT I History and economic importance of seed pathology in seed industry and plant quarantine; terminology, important seed transmitted pathogens; seed microbes and their mode of action, detection techniques and identification of common seed borne pathogens. UNIT II Morphology and anatomy of typical monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous seeds; mode and mechanism of transmission of seed borne pathogens and microorganisms. Rate of transmission of major plant pathogens, microorganisms in relation to seed certification and tolerance limit; type of losses caused by seed- borne diseases. UNIT III Role of microorganisms in seed quality deterioration; management of seedborne plant pathogens/diseases and procedure for healthy seed production; different seed health testing methods for detecting microorganisms; treatments to control seed borne diseases. UNIT IV Pest Risk Analysis (PRA) and disease free seed production, Sanitary & Phytosaintory (SPS) requirements in seed trade, International regulation (ISHI) in respect of seed health standards. For more detail here is the attachment. |
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5th October 2016, 06:52 PM
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hello sir me bsc seed technology 3year (10 2 3) ka student hu sir aap mujhe bata skte hai ki mujhe kon di college ya university me admission mil skta hai UP and main plzz Sir help me
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9th October 2016, 08:17 AM
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Hello sir kese ho aap... Main bsc seed tech (10+2+3) ka student hu sir se mujhe msc Seed Technology Krna hai to sir aap msc seed technology K collage Bta sakte hai madhyapradesh k |
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2nd August 2017, 08:53 AM
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Gud mrng. Sir. Maine M. Sc. Seed technology Kia h. Aur ab Mujhe 2017 ka net ka exam Dena h. So ap pls btayein ki mujhe kaun se subject se net ka exam Dena chahiye. Uske syllabus bhi pls Jldi download kijiyega. Thank you |
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11th January 2018, 04:11 PM
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Re: Msc seed technology syllabus
sir me msc seed ka student hu govt job k liye btaye kuch muje
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8th May 2018, 12:21 PM
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