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VIII. Teaching methods
• Lectures
• Power point presentations
• assignments, quiz
• Group tasks, student’s presentations

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Plant Sciences–Plant Genetic Resources
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IX. Learning Outcome
Complete understanding of conservation genetics for PGR handling
X. Suggested Reading
Allendorf. FW. 2007. 
Conservation and the genetics of populations
. Blackwell Publishing Ltd,
Australia.
Frankham R, Ballou JD and Briscoe DA. 2004. 
A primer of Conservation Genetics
. Cambridge
University Press
Frankham R, Ballou JD and Briscoe DA.
 
2009. 
An Introduction to Conservation Genetics
, 2nd
edition. 2009. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK.
Höglund J. 2009. 
Evolutionary Conservation Genetics
. Oxford University Press, USA.
Strickberger MW. 1996. 
Genetics
, Prentice Hall of India Pvt Limited.
Tollefsbol T. 2017. Handbook of Epigenetics, Elsevier.
e-Resources
http://www.scu.edu.au/research/cpcg/
http://genetics.forestry.ubc.ca/cfcg/

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Restructured and Revised Syllabi of Post-graduate Programmes
Vol. 1
Course Title with Credit Load
Ph.D. in Plant Genetic Resources (PGR)
Course Code
Course Title
Credit Hours
PGR 601*
Recent Advances in Germplasm Conservation
2(1+1)
PGR 602*
Phenomics and Genomics for PGR Utilization
2(1+1)
PGR 603*
Economic Botany and Crop Diversification
2(1+1)
PGR 604
PGR Policies and Regulatory Mechanisms
1(1+0)
PGR 605
Molecular Population Genetics in PGR Management
3(2+1)
PGR 606
Plant Taxonomy, Ecogeography and Ecology
2(1+1)
PGR 607
In-situ on farm
conservation
2(1+1)
PGR 608
Genomic tools and current applications
3(2+1)
PGR 609*
Intellectual Property Rights and Regulatory
Mechanisms (e-course)
1(1+0)
Major courses (Minimum 12 credits from above
12
courses including *marked Courses)
Minor courses
06
Supporting courses
05
PGR 691
Seminar I
01
PGR 692
Seminar II
01
PGR 699
Thesis/ Research
75