Interview with Rohit Kotadiya - ASRB NET 2013 Qualified Candidate

'Indian Botanists Blog-o-Journal' arranged an exclusive interview with Rohit Kotadiya who has qualified Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board - National Eligiblity Test 2013 with 55% marks in unreserved category. We express our heartiest congratulations on his success. This important interview is being presented here which will be useful for the future aspirants of ASRB-NET.

Portable RT-PCR to Diagnose Plant Pathogens in Field

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Scientists from Texas A&M University, United States of America have developed a portable Real Time MicroChip PCR System to diagnose plant pathogens. The development was reported in PLOS ONE.

Arenga Pinnata offers free food and job with alcohol and energy

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Arenga pinnata PicCourtesy: wikipedia

National Geographic News portal published a story on this plant as a part of special series that explores energy issues. Though the news is old but its significance is always new as the whole world is looking for an alternate source of energy. The story talks about the feather palm Arenga pinnata as an important source of energy.  Marianne Lavelle for National Geographic News quotes Willie Smits, a tropical forest scientists, "The deep-rooted feather palm Arenga pinnata could serve as the core of a waste-free system that produces a premium organic sugar as well as the fuel alcohol, ethanol, providing food products and jobs to villagers while it helps preserve the existing native rain forest".  Find out more A Rain Forest Advocate Taps the Energy of the Sugar Palm

In India, in the eastern part, the sap is harvested for yielding jaggery or gur. Fibres produced from this plant  are highly durable, resistant to sea water and easy to process. It goes well in agroforestry systems too. In some parts this is used in traditional system of medicine and is considered for its stomachic pectoral diuretic and atihemophilic properties.
Domestication and further exploration of this plant needs more attention.

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JOB ALERT - Applications are invited for the post of 181 Assistant Plant Protection Officer

Staff Selection Commission -NWR invites the applications for the post of Assistant Plant Protection Officer (APO)  in different categories in the Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine and Storage under Governemnt of India.

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1.An mRNA contains the following translated sequence, with the reading frame defined by the group of triplets: AUG CUC ACU UCA GGG AGA AGC  What amino acid would result from this sequence? If the first C encountered is deleted from the sequence what new amino acidsequence would result?