Issue 01: Recent submissions

  • ILLUSTRATED WEED FLORA OF COTTON CROP OF KHAIRPUR DISTRICT, SINDH, PAKISTAN 
    MEMON, RABIA ASMA; BHATTI, G. RAZA; SHAHIDA KHALID; SHAKEEL AHMED (Karachi: Pakistan Botanical Society, 2014-02-02)
    A survey was carried out for the composition of weed flora of cotton crop of Khairpur district, Sindh, Pakistan. Thirtysix weed species belonging to 16 families were noted. Poaceae was found to be most dominant family ...
  • THE GENUS ACACIA S.L. IN PAKISTAN 
    S.I. ALI (Karachi: Pakistan Botanical Society, 2014-02-01)
    The molecular studies clearly indicate that Acacia s.l. is non-monophyletic and there is robust support for the recognition of five genera. Hence the classical identity of Acacia has to change. The pros and cons of typifying ...
  • HERITABILITY STUDIES FOR SEED QUALITY TRAITS IN INTROGRESSED SEGREGATING POPULATIONS OF BRASSICA 
    SIDRA IQBAL; FARHATULLAH; ADNAN NASIM; MAHWISH KANWAL; LAILA FAYYAZ (Karachi: Pakistan Botanical Society, 2014-03-09)
    Estimation of genetic parameters in the context of trait characterization is an essential component of future targeted crop improvement programs. Collection of knowledge about genetic behavior such as genetic variability ...
  • EFFECT OF SIMULATED ACID RAIN (SAR) ON SOME MORPHOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF MASH (VIGNA MUNGO L.) 
    MUHAMMAD ASIF IMRAN; SHOAIB HUSSAIN; MUMTAZ HUSSAIN; CH, MUHAMMAD NAWAZ; AKBAR ALI MEO (Karachi: Pakistan Botanical Society, 2014-03-10)
    The studies were conducted to evaluate the effect of simulated acid rain (SAR) at early plant growth on some morphochemical characters of two varieties of Mash (Vigna mungo L.) namely Mash 97 and Var. 95009. Different pH ...
  • RUST RESISTANCE EVALUATION OF ADVANCED WHEAT (TRITICUM AESTIVUM L.) GENOTYPES USING PCR-BASED DNA MARKERS 
    ZAHIDA PARVEEN; NAEEM IQBAL; SAJID-UR-RAHMAN; MUHAMMAD YOUNIS; MUHAMMAD NAWAZ; S. HAMMAD RAZA; M. ZAFFAR IQBAL (Karachi: Pakistan Botanical Society, 2014-04-08)
    The most effective and environmental friendly approach for the control of wheat rust disease is the use of resistant genotypes. The present study was conducted to explore rust resistance potential of 85 elite wheat genotypes ...

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