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VIII. Teaching Methods/ Activities
• Lectures
• Group discussions
• Flip classes
• Assignment and group seminars
• Hands on training of different techniques
• Exposure visits
IX. Learning outcome
After successful completion of this course,
• The students will get a thorough knowledge on seed industry, principles and
methods of seed production in flower crops.
• Students will get awareness on seed standards, certification and law in flower
crops.
X. Suggested Reading
Bhattacharjee SK. 2018. 
Advances in Ornamental Horticulture
. Vols. I-VI. Pointer Publ.
Reprint, pp. 2065.
Bose TK, Yadav LP, Pal P, Parthasarathy VA and Das,P. 2003. 
Commercial Flowers
. Vol. I &
II. Naya Udyog, Kolkata, India.
Davies, Fred T Jr., Geneve RL, Wilson SB, Hartmann HT. Kester DL. 2018. 
Hartmann and
Kester’s Plant Propagation: Principles and Practices.
Pearson Publ.9
th
Edition.
Larson RA and Armitage AM. 1992. 
Introduction of Floriculture
. International Book Distributing
Co., Lucknow, India.

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Horticultural Sciences–Floriculture and Landscaping
401
Course Title with Credit Load
Ph.D. (Hort.) in Floriculture and Lanscaping
Course Code
Course Title
Credit Hours
Major Courses(12 Credits)
FLS 601*
Crop Regulation in Ornamental Crops
1+1
FLS 602*
Postharvest Biology of Floricultural Crops
2+1
FLS 603
Specialty Flowers, Fillers and Cut Greens
1+1
FLS 604
Biotechnological Approaches in Floricultural Crops
2+1
FLS 605*
Advances in Landscaping
1+1
FLS 606
Vertical Gardening
1+2
FLS 607
Modern Approaches in Breeding of Floricultural crops
2+1
FLS 608
Current Trends in Production Technology of
2+1
Floricultural Crops
FLS 609
Recent Developments in Protected Cultivation of
2+1
Floricultural Crops
Minor courses
06
Supporting courses
05
FLS 691
Seminar-I
0+1
FLS 692
Seminar-II
0+1
FLS 699
Research*
0+75