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Sumit , The Flavr Savr was made more resistant to rotting by adding an antisense gene which interferes with the production of the enzyme Beta polygalacturonase. The enzyme normally degrades pectin in the cell walls and results in the softening of fruit which makes them more susceptible to being damaged by fungal infections.

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Hello,

after completing your M.Sc botany you may go in fields like taxonomy, ethnobiology, pathology, palaeobolagy, and palynology , plant cytology , plant geneticists , plant ecology ,plant scientists and weed scientist etc , you can a lecturer or professor in degree college, you can work as researchers and as administrators , some of the employment areas are -drug companies, nurseries, biotechnology firms, food compaines, oil industry, fruit growers , national service park , seed companies.etc

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i hope you are doing well

for the course M.Sc chemistry you must have chemistry as one of your subject in your graduation and you have studied chemistry for three years or in six semester and you have studied mathematics in your 10+2  , M.Sc chemistry is offered by the institutes are - IITB, IITD, IITG, IITGN, IITH, IITI, IITJ, IITK, IITM, IITP,IITR, IITRPR, IITISM,

for more information you may refer to the link mentioned below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

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Hello ayan

First checkout your syllabus and down below in the syllabus there may be a section of books recommended or extra books . You can buy among those books .Further you can ask any professor which books they preferred or they use it by their selves  and then buy accordingly .I will suggest using pdf books or second hand books as you don't have to read it in your whole course .

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The dates are still not notified for the M.Sc entrance examination of AMU.

Here's the link for the admission dates, stay updated it will be announced soon here -

https://university.careers360.com/articles/amu-admiss on

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Hello there

It is a bit tough to get last year papers online .Try checking out with some seniors or visit near the campus and you may find the entrance papers on the nearby shops

https://sample-papers.com/himachal-pradesh-university-shimla/papers/msc

Here you can find msc botany question paper

Checkout on their official website as well

Hello !

Odisha conducts CPET for admissions into various streams for PG from 2020. It's a common entrance test. So you have to appear CPET and give Ravenshaw as your 1st preference while filling up the form for the same.

There is no official website for previous years Botany question papers for Ravenshaw University.

However,you can go through these books to prepare for CPET :-

1. Botany MSc Entrance guide by Arihant.

2. BOTANY MSc entrance exam guide by Nidhi Puri

3. Khanna Publication's MSc Botany Entrance guide.

4.Trueman's Elementary Biology for basic concepts / Truman's Botany for in-depth reading and clear understanding of concepts.

Some of the important cores to cover for any MSc Botany entrance exams are -

1.Reproduction in Angiosperms

2.Taxonomy

3.Economic Botany

4.Physiology of flowering plants.

5.Morphology and Anatomy of Angiosperms

6. Plant Pathology

7.Fungi and Algae

8.Archegoniates

9.Cell Biology and Genetics

10.Molecular Biology.

11. Plant Biotechnology and its Applications.

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hello aspirant,

you need to fulfill the eligibility criteria for the course,

which is -

• students should have passed B.Sc. (three years) Degree after 10+2 with Major/Honours in Life Sciences and any other related life science discipline/Biosciences/Botany/Zoology
• B.Sc. General/Pass degree with Life sciences/Biosciences with Botany and Zoology (equal weight-age) as two of the three main Subjects.
• At least 50 per cent marks in aggregate or an equivalent grade for General candidates and 45% marks for SC/ST candidates.

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