I am the student of B.Sc. Botany (Honours) of Burdwan University and I have old syllabus of it and want to download the revised syllabus so can you please provide me this in the form of PDF file or give me the process from where I can download it?

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As you want here I am providing B.Sc. Botany (Honours) program syllabus :

PART-I
Paper – I
F. M. – 75
Algae – 30 marks
1. Introduction; habitat and range of thallus structure in algae; origin and evolution of sex in algae.
2. Evolution of thallus structure in algae.
3. Endosymbiosis and evolution of chloroplast in algae.
4. Principles of classification and outline classification of Lee (2009) up to divisions.
5. Cyanophyceae: Salient features, a general account with emphasis on cell structure and reproduction.
6. Chlorophyceae: Salient features; life history of Chlamydomonas, Zygnema, Oedogonium & Trentepohlia.
7. Charophyceae: Salient features; life history of Chara.
8. Xanthophyceae: Salient features; life history of Vaucheria.
9. Bacillariophyceae: Salient features; a general account with emphasis on cell structure and reproduction.
10. Phaeophyceae: Salient features; life history of Fucus.
11. Rhodophycee: Salient features; life history of Polysiphonia.
12. Economic importance of algae.
Fungi – 25 marks
1. Introduction, Salient features; Classification [Ainsworth Sparrow Sussman (1973)] and Gwynne-Vaughan & Barnes up
to class).
2. Economic importance of fungi.
3. Phycomycetes: Salient features, life histories of Synchytrium and Rhizopus.
4.
Ascomycetes: Salient features, development of Ascus and Ascospores, types of ascocarps; life histories of Ascobolus
and Claviceps.
5.
Basidiomycetes: Salient features; development of Basidium and Basidiospore, life histories of Agaricus, Polyporus
and Lycoperdon.
6. Deuteromycetes: Salient features; fruiting structures and parasexuality.
7. Lichen: Habitat and thallus structures; economic importance.
Pathology-20 marks
1. Plant Diseases: Definition; concepts of parasitism and saprophytism, Koch”s postulate.
2. Classification of plant diseases based on symptoms.
3. Pathotoxins (HV toxin and Wild-fire toxin) in disease development.
4. Brief ideas on structural and biochemical defense mechanism of plants.
5. Control of Plant diseases: Physical, cultural, chemical and biological.
6. Symptoms, disease cycles and control measures of White rust of crucifer, Loose smut of wheat, Citrus canker, Late
blight of potato, Rust of wheat & Brown spot of Rice

University of Burdwan B.Sc. Botany (Honours) program syllabus

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