Banaras Hindu University : Institute of Agricultural Sciences - Department of Mycology and Plant Pathology

Varanasi - 221005
District: Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh)
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M.Sc. Mycology and Plant Pathology

1 .	M.Sc. Mycology and Plant Pathology
	Eligibility Graduation
	Duration 2 years
	Medium of Instruction English
	Other Details Theory UNIT I: Introduction, definition of different terms, basic concepts. UNIT II:Importance of mycology in agriculture, relation of fungi to human affairs, history of mycology. UNIT III: Concepts of nomenclature and classification, fungal biodiversity, reproduction in fungi. UNIT IV: The comparative morphology, ultrastructure, characters of different groups of fungi up to generic level: (a) Myxomycota and (b) Eumycota- i) Mastigomycotina ii) Zygomycotina, iii) Ascomycotina, iv) Basidiomycotina, v) Deuteromycotina. Lichens: types and importance, fungal genetics and variability in fungi. Practical Detailed comparative study of different groups of fungi; collection, identification and preservation of specimens. Isolation and identification of plant pathogenic fungi.