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Question : Flowers emit fragrance to:

Option 1: purify air

Option 2: drive away flies

Option 3: attract insects

Option 4: perform all the above

Team Careers360 12th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: attract insects


Solution : The correct option is to attract insects.

Flowers release fragrance to attract pollinators, which are primarily insects. Particularly for moth-pollinated flowers, which are found and visited at night, the smell plays a significant role in the location and selection of flowers by insects.

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can I choose both biotechnology and pathology as career option(in bsc) please help,,I am in 11th

Sajal Trivedi 28th Dec, 2023

Hello aspirant,

After earning a BSc in biotechnology, you are qualified to pursue an MSc in pathology. But you can do both these courses together. Nowadays, pathology is a viable and growing career choice. After completing a B.Sc. in Biotechnology, one can readily comprehend the fundamentals that will be covered

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can i open my own pathology after completing msc microbiology of two years

shivamtrivedi0005 14th Sep, 2023

Hello aspirant,

In response to your question, I would want to let you know that after earning your Msc in Microbiology, you CAN create your OWN pathology lab. After earning your three-year MSc in Microbiology, you can open your own diagnostic laboratory.

You must also buy or rent the property

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online fellowship course after MD pathology

shivamtrivedi0005 22nd Aug, 2023

Hii there,

ational institutes have some great fellowship programmes:-

  • NIMHANS has a neuropathology fellowship.
  • SGPGI has nephropath fellowship which is popular.
  • CMC vellore has fellowships in molecular hematology, hematopathology.
  • TMH mumbai has hematopath, cytopath and oncopath fellowships
  • Kidwai has a oncopathology fellowship.
  • There are some FNB courses in laboratory medicine
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