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Ph.D. in Botany: Syllabus and Course Description
A semester-wise breakup of the course syllabus here. Semester I:
Research Methodology, Research Proposal, Recent advances in Plant Physiology
Recent advances in Mycology and Plant Pathology
Semester II :
Taxonomy, Biodiversity & Conservation
Recent advances in Ecology
Trends in Biotechnology
Ph.D. In Botany: Career Prospects
For successful Botanies, careers opportunities abound in the discipline, in capacities such as Soil and Plant Scientist, Biophysicist and Biochemist, Biological Technician, Environmental Scientist and Specialist, Mycologist, Plant Breeder, and Horticulturist. Botany involves observation and also management of fossils, living plants, and their relationship with nature. Specializations in the discipline include Taxonomy, Physiology, and anatomy of plants and their life processes. Hope it helps.

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