Practical manual of Plant Morphology aims to provide the students, a useful hand book to guide them in the proper study of the subject material.

Theoretical details are kept at minimum and more emphasis is laid on understanding the structural details to enable the students a proper identification. A large number of properly labeled original diagrams are incorporated in the book as they are integral to the understanding of the subject.

Practical Manual of Plant Morphology has six parts.
. Part One deals with Algae.
. Part Two deals with Fungi.
. Part Three deals with Bryophytes.
. Part Four deals with Pteridophytes.
. Part Five deals with Gymnosperms and
. Part Six deals with Morphology of Angiosperms.

Utmost care is taken in the presentation of matter, style of writing and choice of illustrations so that the book is user friendly. The examples chosen for study are such that the book should cater to the needs of students of all Indian Universities.

Just as the physical matter is built up of atoms and molecules, the living matter (which must have had its origin in physical matter) is also built up of molecules. These bio molecules are highly diversified and constitute the micro chemical framework on which life sustains itself.

Introduction to molecular biology surveys all activities of living matter within a molecular framework. The present book consists of 16 chapters devoted the study of metabolic as well as genetic mechanisms based on a molecular approach. The last two chapters give a background of instrumentation to molecular biology.

The book is meant to be a text book for students of life science, pharmacy, agriculture etc. at the graduate and post graduate level.

Genetics is a branch of Biology that studies all the parameters as to how and in what manner an organism transfers its characters to the offspring. Genetic mechanisms are studied from various stand points such as classical genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology etc.

Principles of Molecular Genetics aims to study the genetic phenomena with a molecular approach. Aspects of classical genetics are also given as without them it is impossible to understand the mechanism of heredity. Along, however emphasis has been laid on molecular mechanisms. As such the book of and prokaryotes. In its 14 chapters the book deals with the properties of the genetic material keeping it in the framework of its physics and chemistry, replication, function, mutation, recombination (both eu and prokaryotic), regulation etc.

The book is meant to be a text for students of life science, pharmacy, agriculture etc. at the graduate and post graduate level.

Laboratory study is an integral part of the knowledge that a student acquires in the college. This is true not only for botany but for all science subjects.

A systematic, structured and disciplined method of work is necessary in the laboratory to obtain maximum benefits. In order to help the students realize their goal practical manuals indeed play an important role.

Textbook of Practical Botany aims to provide the students, a useful hand book to guide them in the proper study of the subject material. Theoretical details are kept at the minimum and more emphasis is laid on understanding the structural details to enable the student a proper identification. A large number of properly labeled original diagrams are incorporated in the book as they are integral to the understanding of the subject.

This work is organised in the following four volumes:
Volume One deals with Algae, Fungi, Bacteria, Lichens, Viruses and Microbiology.
Volume Two deals with Bryophytes, Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms.
Volume Three deals with Taxonomy and Economic Botany.
Volume Four deals with Anatomy and Embryology of Angiosperms, Ecology, Plant Physiology and Cytology.
Utmost care is taken in the presentation of matter, style of writing and choice of illustrations so that the volumes are user friendly. The examples chosen for study are such that the books should cater to the needs of all Indian Universities.