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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 have in depth knowledge and hands on training in 
in-vitro
and
molecular approaches that can be used in flower crops.
• Equip the students with the skills for develop designer crops
X. Suggested Reading
Anderson NO. 2007. 
Flower Breeding and Genetics Issues, Challenges and Opportunities for
the 21
st
 Century
. Springer Publ., The Netherlands.
Arthur ML. 2013. 
Introduction to Bioinformatics
. Oxford University Press, U.K. 400 p.
Chadha KL and Chaudhury B. 1992. 
Ornamental Horticulture in India
. ICAR, New Delhi,
India.
Nelson DL and Cox MM. 2000. 
Principles of Biochemistry
. 4
th
Edition, Lehninger Publ.
Panopoulas NJ (Ed.). 1981. 
Genetic Engineering in Plant Sciences
. Praeger Publ.
Parthasarathy VA, Bose TK, Deka PC, Das P, Mitra SK and Mohanadas S. 2001. 
Biotechnology
of Horticultural Crops
. Vol. I-III. Naya Prokash, Kolkata, India.
Pierik RLM. 1987. 
In-vitro Culture of Higher Plants
. MartinusNijhoff Publ. Amsterdam.
Primrose SB and Twyman R. 2006. 
Principles of Gene manipulation and Genomics
. Blackwell
Publ., USA.
Srivastava PS, Narula A and Srivastava S. 2005. 
Plant Biotechnology and Molecular Markers
.
Anamaya Publ., New Delhi, India.
Vainstein A. (Ed.) 2002. 
Breeding for Ornamental crops: Classical and Molecular Approaches
.
Springer-Science-Business Media, B.V. 1
st
Edition.
Wilson K and Walker J. 2010. 
Principles and Techniques of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
.
7
th
Edition, Cambridge University Press, UK.