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MAHARSHI DAYANAND UNIVERSITY Rohtak-124001, Haryana (INDIA)

MAHARSHI DAYANAND UNIVERSITY Rohtak-124001, Haryana (INDIA) (A State University established under Haryana Act No. XXV of 1975) 'A+' Grade University Accredited by NAAC

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History

The Department of Botany was separated from the erstwhile Department of Biosciences and established as a new and independent department in the year 2009. In its 11 years of journey, the department has emerged out to be one of the most popular departments under the Faculty of Life Sciences. Today the department runs both the M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs in Botany where the admission is highly competitive. The department has 06 well-experienced faculty members and boasts of its excellent infrastructure, research facilities and a herbal garden to assist in the identification and conservation of important aromatic and medicinal plants. However, some of the most useful learning experiences are derived from the dissertation, which was integrated with the curriculum in 2011. To provide flexibility in the curriculum, the department implemented the Choice Based Credit System for M.Sc. Botany in 2013. The department works with the following Vision and Mission:

Academic programs

The department rums two programs: M.Sc. (Botany) with an annual intake of 40 students and Ph.D. (Botany). Engaging field visits, practical based learning, research paper writing, organization and participation in various seminars/conferences and a host of other co-curricular activities complement the regular academics.

Thrust areas of research

Plant Biotechnology, Nanobiotechnology, Stress Physiology and Ethnobotany

Developmental strides

Since the department started in 2009, it has significantly developed its resources to assist students in their academic journey. Science and Technology infrastructure was remarkably strengthened by a generous grant of Rs 40.50 lakhs from the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India grant under its "Fund for Improvement of Science & Technology Infrastructure (FIST)" scheme (No. SR/FST/LS1-529/2012(C)) (http://www.fist-dst.org/). Apart from this an amount worth Rs. 1.20 crores has till now been procured in the form of research projects from various funding agencies such as DST, HSCSIT and UGC, which proved vital in sustaining the research activities of the department and establishing laboratories of the individual faculty members. Three of the faculty members received Raman fellowship from UGC in the year 2014 and acquired postdoctoral research experience from some of the best Universities in the USA. Improvement in the research output is a continuous endeavour of the department. The strength of Ph.D. students has grown from 5 to 33 (19 JRF and 10 URS holders) since the inception of the department. So far, 18 students have received their Ph.D. degree from the department out of which one was awarded the ‘Silver medal’ for the best thesis in the University and one more was given an appreciation certificate for the impressive work in Ph.D. Given the recent disruptions in academic activities due to Covid-19, the department is working to adopt and adapt to the online modes of teaching and learning.

Inspiring and motivating the students to utilize the knowledge of “Plant Sciences” to solve the future needs of “Food, Fuel, Energy and Environment” for the betterment of human life and society.

The Department endeavour to make substantial contribution in the field of “Plant Sciences” by way of research and produce competent students who are not only well versed with the subject but are also better adjusted socially, emotionally and intellectually.

Strategic Plan

News & Events

Botany

Dr. (Mrs.) Vinita Hooda

01262-293428
[email protected]
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MDU, Rohtak
Monday To Saturday
09:00AM - 05:00PM

FORMER HEAD OF DEPARTMENT/DIRECTOR

Dr.(Mrs.) Puspha Dahiya ( Nov 01, 2014 - Oct 31, 2017 )

Dr.(Mrs.) Anita Sherawat ( Jul 22, 2012 - Nov 01, 2014 )

Dr.(Mrs.) Puspha Dahiya ( Jul 22, 2009 - Jul 21, 2012 )

Head

Dr. (Mrs.) Anita Rani Sehrawat

Head
Phone - 01262-293059
E-mail - [email protected]

Faculty

Dr. Pushpa Dahiya

Professor

Ph.D.

Botany

Resume/CV

Dr. Vinita Hooda

Professor

Ph.D.

Botany

Resume/CV

Dr. Surender Singh Yadav

Professor

Ph.D.

Botany

Resume/CV

Dr. Asha Sharma

Professor

Ph.D.

Botany

Resume/CV

Dr. (mrs.) Anita Rani Sehrawat

Professor

Ph.D.

Botany

Resume/CV

Programmes Offered

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2 Courses

M.SC.(BOTANY)

Course Code: 1021

Botany

Program Type PG 2 Year Programme (CBCS Scheme)

Duration 2 Year / 4 Semesters

Admission Mode As per old course record

Credits As per old course record

👥 Intake: 0 🎓 Regular

Programme details, eligibility, duration and other information are available on the course detail page.

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PH.D. COURSE WORK (BOTANY)

Course Code: 259

Botany

Program Type PHD COURSE WORK

Duration 1 Year / 1 Semesters

Admission Mode As per old course record

Credits As per old course record

👥 Intake: 0 🎓 Regular

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Examinations DOWNLOADS

Provisional Merit list for Ph.D. Botany Admission 2026-27, Round-I (Category-I, JRF)

Notice for Ph.D. Botany Interview

Provisional Merit lilst of M.Sc. Botany for Vacant Seat, Physical Counselling held on 21.09.2026

Status of Vacant Seats in M.Sc. Botany as on 05.08.2026

Vacant Seats Certificate Course: “Natural Farming: An Integrated Approach” on 05.08.2026

Notification regarding nomination of College Teachers on the PGBOS in Botany

Renewal of constitution of PGBOS in Botany

Purchase of UV VIS SPECTROPHOTOMETERS (02No.) i n Department of Botany,

Practical Panel of Examiner for UG Botany

Merit list for 2nd counseling- Ph.D. Botany

Status of Vacant seats of Ph.D. Botany after 1st counselling

1st Provisional Merit List- Ph.D. Botany (Category-I), 2025

Tentative list of candidates for Ph.D. Interview on 17.11.2025-Botany

Notice Inviting Quotations-Botany

UG BOS Botany 1.8.2025

PG BOS Botany 19.5.2022

UG BOS Botany 1.8.2025

Merit List for Certificate course in Natural Farming: An Integrated Approach

Revised status of Vacant seats M.Sc. Botany as on 28.08.2025

Vacant seats of M.Sc. Botany as on 27.08.2025

Status of Vacant seats of M.Sc. Botany as on 22.08.2025

Vacant seats M.Sc. Botany as on 18.08.2025 after increasing 5% Seats

Status of Vacant Seats of M.Sc. Botany as on 08.08.2025

Vacant seats Supernumerary Botany as on 01.08.2025

Provisional Merit list for Counselling to Ph.D. Botany 2024-25

Revised Tentative list of Candidates for Interview of Ph.D. Botany (Category-1 only)

Supply of Zoom Stereo Trinocular Microscope, Electronic Weighing Machine, Horizontal Electrophoresis 10*7cm and Horizontal Electrophoresis 15*15 cm

Provisional Merit List Natural Farming: An Integrated Approach

Vacant Supernumerary seats- M.Sc. Botany on 28.08.2024

Status of Vacant Seats of M.Sc. Botany on 23.08.2024

Status of vacant seats after 10% seat increase Dept of Botany

Minutes of the meeting held on August 2, 2024, regarding the launch of the plantation drive

Quotation BOD Incubator, Dept. of Botany

Registration link for Rang Bahar Flower Festival

Rang Bahar 2024

Registration for participation in ‘Rang Bahar 2024

Rang Bahar postponed, Due to some unavoidable reasons, the event needs to be postponed slightly. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. Further updates on the rescheduled date shall be provided soon. However, registration for the various competitive events is open

Merit List Ph.D. Botany-Round II

Tentative merit Ph.D. Botany Round II

Status of vacant seats in Ph.D. Botany

Merit List Ph.D. Botany

Tentative Merit List for Ph.D. Interview in Botany

Practical Panel for Botany 2023-24

Physical counseling in Department of Botany on 29.09.2023

Physical Counselling in Department of Botany on 31-08-2023

Physical Counselling in Department of Botany on 18-08-2023

Vacant seats in Department of Botany for physical counseling on 7.8.2023

Vacant Seat position M.Sc. Botany after 2nd counselling of PG Programs held on 19.07.2023 2023-24

Revised Vacant seats M.Sc. Botany after 1st counselling 2023-24

Rang Bahar Flower Festival at the Faculty Development Centre (Lawn) on February 18, 2023

Merit List for Physical Counseling held on 30/11/2022

Vacant seats status after Physical Counselling in Botany.

2nd merit list_Value added course in Natural Farming

Merit list for admission for value added course natural farming, Botany

Extended last date admission to value added course Natual Farming

Vacant seats status after Physical Counselling in Botany.

Botany Merit List for Physical Counseling held on 17.10.2022

Vacant seats status after physical counselling Botany

Provisional Merit List Physical Counselling of Botany

Supernumerary seats merit list Botany

Position of Vacant seats after 3rd Counselling in Botany

M.Sc. Botany 3rd Provisional Merit list 2022-23

Walk in Interview for JRF in SERB-DST sponsored Research Project in Botany on March 29, 2022

Registration form for Rang Bahar Flower Festival

Brochure Rang Bahar Flower Festival

Registration for Workshop on Nest Making

Workshop on Nest Making

'Walk in Interview for JRF in SERB-DST sponsored Research Project in Botany' has been postponed and the new date will be announced soon

PhD/URS Life Sciences 2021- 2022

Ph.D/URS - Life Sciences (posted on 12.02.2022, 05:15 PM)

Walk in Interview for JRF in SERB-DST sponsored Research Project in Botany

One-week offline training program on "Experimental Design and Data Analysis in Biology" from Feb 14-19

Tender for Equipment

Physical counselling notice_Botany

Information of committees

Notice Centralized Physical Counselling for M.Sc Bioinformatics and M.Sc. Microbial Biotechnology

Position of vacant seats_Botany

Position of vacant seats Botany

Result Life Sciences_Supernumerary to General Category

Revised 3rd merit list for admission in M.Sc. Botany program.

Second merit list for M.Sc. Botany

1st merit list for admission to M.Sc. Botany program

Result for Life Sciences Entrance Examination held on 21.09.2021

Life Sciences (posted on 21.09.21, 3:15 PM)

Corrigendum : Tender for computer, dept of Botany

Corridendum: Regarding procurement laptop in the dept. of Botany

Purchase of Laptop for Botany Department

Placement of students

Physical Counselling Notice for M.Sc. Botany

Revised Merit List for admission to Ph.D. in Botany

Position of vacant seats for admission in M.Sc. Botany after 4th counselling

The status of vacant seats in the Dept. of Botany after 4th counselling

4th Merit List M.Sc. Botany

3rd Merit List for admission to M.Sc. Botany

2nd merit list for admission to M.Sc. Botany

Revised 1st Merit list M.Sc. Botany

Provisional Merit List M.Sc. Botany 2020-21

Tender for Equipment, Botany

Notice for extension of last date for submission bid for instrument, Dept. of Botany

Tender: Purchase of equipment for Botany Department MDU, Rohtak

Counseling notice Botany

Provisional Merit List Ph.D./URS (Botany Department) 2019-20

Call for proposals under the SPARC scheme

Vacant Seats M.Sc. Botany (HOGC -- 2, BC-B -- 1)

Counselling for supernumerary seats in Botany

Parent-Teacher Meeting Dept. of Botany

Merit list of Ph.D Botany 2018-19

Anti Ragging Committee

Anti Sexual Harassment Committee

Student Grievance Committee

Botany Syllabus for Entrance Exam. M.Phil./Ph.D Session 2018-19

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION FOR B.Sc. Botany (Hons.) SEMESTER SYSTEM w.e.f. Session 2016-17

Syllabus and Scheme of Examination M.Sc. Botany Program w.e.f 2016-2017

Syllabus and Scheme of Examination of Ph. D. Course Work Botany w.e.f. Academic session 2016-17

Panels of examiners for conducting practical examination for the session 2017-18 Name of the Exams:B.Sc.Botany(PassCourse/Hons) for 2nd,4th,5th &6th Semester

Position of Vacant Seats in Department of Botany

The number of vacant seats in the Deptt of botany

Position of Vacant Seats in Department of Botany after 3rd counseling

Project fellow vacancy in Botany Department, MDU Rohtak

CBCS_BOTANY

Theory Date Sheet for Ph.D Botany Course Work (Full/Re-appear) Examinations Feb, 2018

Regarding Counselling for admission to Ph.D. Program (Botany)_23_10_17

Ph.D. Merit List 2017-18 (Botany)

Physical Counselling Botany_28_9_17

Dept. of Botany - Information about Physical counseling on 5.8.17

B.Sc. Hons (Botany)

M.SC. (Botany)

Ph.D. (Botany)

B.Sc. (Botany)

List eligible non eligible candidates assitant prof in botany adv pr-70 of 2016

M.Sc. (Botany)

B.Sc. (Hons.) Botany

B.Sc. (Botany)

Ph.D Course work (Botany)

B.Sc. (Botany)

M.Sc.(Botany)

Syllabus of M.Sc. (Botany) course for the session 2013-14

B.Sc (Hons) Botany 2012-13

B.Sc. (Hons) Botany 1st to 6th Sem Session 2012-13

SET-A : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY (Question Booklet)

SET-B : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY (Question Booklet)

SET-C : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY(Question Booklet)

SET-D : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY(Question Booklet)

Pre Ph.D. (Botany)

M.Sc (Botany) 1st to 4th Sem Session 2011-12

M.Sc (P&F) Botany 1st to 4th Sem.

B.Sc. Hons Bontany 1st to 6th Sem Session 2011-12

B. Sc. 1st Sem (Botany)

B.Sc. (Hons) Botony

B.Sc Botony 3rd & 4th Sem.

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Provisional Merit list for Ph.D. Botany Admission 2026-27, Round-I (Category-I, JRF) 23 Oct 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Notice for Ph.D. Botany Interview 19 Oct 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Provisional Merit lilst of M.Sc. Botany for Vacant Seat, Physical Counselling held on 21.09.2026 18 Sep 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant Seats Certificate Course: “Natural Farming: An Integrated Approach” on 05.08.2026 05 Aug 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Status of Vacant Seats in M.Sc. Botany as on 05.08.2026 05 Aug 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Notification regarding nomination of College Teachers on the PGBOS in Botany 27 Jul 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Renewal of constitution of PGBOS in Botany 22 Jun 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Purchase of UV VIS SPECTROPHOTOMETERS (02No.) i n Department of Botany, 06 Feb 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Practical Panel of Examiner for UG Botany 07 Jan 2026 • 0 Downloads

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Merit list for 2nd counseling- Ph.D. Botany 25 Nov 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Status of Vacant seats of Ph.D. Botany after 1st counselling 21 Nov 2025 • 0 Downloads

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1st Provisional Merit List- Ph.D. Botany (Category-I), 2025 18 Nov 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Tentative list of candidates for Ph.D. Interview on 17.11.2025-Botany 15 Nov 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Notice Inviting Quotations-Botany 26 Sep 2025 • 0 Downloads

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UG BOS Botany 1.8.2025 09 Sep 2025 • 0 Downloads

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UG BOS Botany 1.8.2025 08 Sep 2025 • 0 Downloads

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PG BOS Botany 19.5.2022 08 Sep 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Merit List for Certificate course in Natural Farming: An Integrated Approach 02 Sep 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Revised status of Vacant seats M.Sc. Botany as on 28.08.2025 28 Aug 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant seats of M.Sc. Botany as on 27.08.2025 27 Aug 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Status of Vacant seats of M.Sc. Botany as on 22.08.2025 22 Aug 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant seats M.Sc. Botany as on 18.08.2025 after increasing 5% Seats 18 Aug 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Status of Vacant Seats of M.Sc. Botany as on 08.08.2025 08 Aug 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant seats Supernumerary Botany as on 01.08.2025 01 Aug 2025 • 0 Downloads

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Provisional Merit list for Counselling to Ph.D. Botany 2024-25 13 Dec 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Revised Tentative list of Candidates for Interview of Ph.D. Botany (Category-1 only) 11 Dec 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Supply of Zoom Stereo Trinocular Microscope, Electronic Weighing Machine, Horizontal Electrophoresis 10*7cm and Horizontal Electrophoresis 15*15 cm 29 Nov 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Provisional Merit List Natural Farming: An Integrated Approach 15 Oct 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant Supernumerary seats- M.Sc. Botany on 28.08.2024 28 Aug 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Status of Vacant Seats of M.Sc. Botany on 23.08.2024 23 Aug 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Status of vacant seats after 10% seat increase Dept of Botany 16 Aug 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Minutes of the meeting held on August 2, 2024, regarding the launch of the plantation drive 06 Aug 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Quotation BOD Incubator, Dept. of Botany 15 Mar 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Rang Bahar postponed, Due to some unavoidable reasons, the event needs to be postponed slightly. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. Further updates on the rescheduled date shall be provided soon. However, registration for the various competitive events is open 23 Feb 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Registration for participation in ‘Rang Bahar 2024 02 Mar 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Rang Bahar 2024 02 Mar 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Merit List Ph.D. Botany-Round II 15 Feb 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Tentative merit Ph.D. Botany Round II 08 Feb 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Status of vacant seats in Ph.D. Botany 31 Jan 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Merit List Ph.D. Botany 27 Jan 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Tentative Merit List for Ph.D. Interview in Botany 21 Jan 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Practical Panel for Botany 2023-24 04 Jan 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Physical counseling in Department of Botany on 29.09.2023 27 Sep 2023 • 0 Downloads

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Physical Counselling in Department of Botany on 31-08-2023 29 Aug 2023 • 0 Downloads

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Physical Counselling in Department of Botany on 18-08-2023 17 Aug 2023 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant seats in Department of Botany for physical counseling on 7.8.2023 06 Aug 2023 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant Seat position M.Sc. Botany after 2nd counselling of PG Programs held on 19.07.2023 2023-24 22 Jul 2023 • 0 Downloads

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Revised Vacant seats M.Sc. Botany after 1st counselling 2023-24 18 Jul 2023 • 0 Downloads

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Registration link for Rang Bahar Flower Festival 02 Mar 2024 • 0 Downloads

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Rang Bahar Flower Festival at the Faculty Development Centre (Lawn) on February 18, 2023 13 Feb 2023 • 0 Downloads

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Merit List for Physical Counseling held on 30/11/2022 30 Nov 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant seats status after Physical Counselling in Botany. 28 Nov 2022 • 0 Downloads

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2nd merit list_Value added course in Natural Farming 10 Nov 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Extended last date admission to value added course Natual Farming 03 Nov 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Merit list for admission for value added course natural farming, Botany 03 Nov 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant seats status after Physical Counselling in Botany. 27 Oct 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Botany Merit List for Physical Counseling held on 17.10.2022 17 Oct 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant seats status after physical counselling Botany 08 Oct 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Supernumerary seats merit list Botany 30 Sep 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Provisional Merit List Physical Counselling of Botany 30 Sep 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Position of Vacant seats after 3rd Counselling in Botany 28 Sep 2022 • 0 Downloads

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M.Sc. Botany 3rd Provisional Merit list 2022-23 22 Sep 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Walk in Interview for JRF in SERB-DST sponsored Research Project in Botany on March 29, 2022 24 Mar 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Workshop on Nest Making 25 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Registration for Workshop on Nest Making 25 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Brochure Rang Bahar Flower Festival 25 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Registration form for Rang Bahar Flower Festival 25 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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'Walk in Interview for JRF in SERB-DST sponsored Research Project in Botany' has been postponed and the new date will be announced soon 23 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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PhD/URS Life Sciences 2021- 2022 15 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Ph.D/URS - Life Sciences (posted on 12.02.2022, 05:15 PM) 12 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Walk in Interview for JRF in SERB-DST sponsored Research Project in Botany 11 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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One-week offline training program on "Experimental Design and Data Analysis in Biology" from Feb 14-19 09 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Tender for Equipment 01 Feb 2022 • 0 Downloads

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Physical counselling notice_Botany 25 Nov 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Information of committees 29 Oct 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Notice Centralized Physical Counselling for M.Sc Bioinformatics and M.Sc. Microbial Biotechnology 25 Oct 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Position of vacant seats_Botany 22 Oct 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Result Life Sciences_Supernumerary to General Category 11 Oct 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Position of vacant seats Botany 11 Oct 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Revised 3rd merit list for admission in M.Sc. Botany program. 06 Oct 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Second merit list for M.Sc. Botany 01 Oct 2021 • 0 Downloads

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1st merit list for admission to M.Sc. Botany program 28 Sep 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Result for Life Sciences Entrance Examination held on 21.09.2021 25 Sep 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Life Sciences (posted on 21.09.21, 3:15 PM) 21 Sep 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Corrigendum : Tender for computer, dept of Botany 23 Feb 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Corridendum: Regarding procurement laptop in the dept. of Botany 17 Feb 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Purchase of Laptop for Botany Department 05 Feb 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Placement of students 01 Feb 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Physical Counselling Notice for M.Sc. Botany 26 Jan 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Revised Merit List for admission to Ph.D. in Botany 12 Jan 2021 • 0 Downloads

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Position of vacant seats for admission in M.Sc. Botany after 4th counselling 11 Jan 2021 • 0 Downloads

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The status of vacant seats in the Dept. of Botany after 4th counselling 10 Jan 2021 • 0 Downloads

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4th Merit List M.Sc. Botany 29 Dec 2020 • 0 Downloads

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3rd Merit List for admission to M.Sc. Botany 19 Dec 2020 • 0 Downloads

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2nd merit list for admission to M.Sc. Botany 16 Dec 2020 • 0 Downloads

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Revised 1st Merit list M.Sc. Botany 12 Dec 2020 • 0 Downloads

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Provisional Merit List M.Sc. Botany 2020-21 03 Dec 2020 • 0 Downloads

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Tender for Equipment, Botany 11 Nov 2020 • 0 Downloads

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Notice for extension of last date for submission bid for instrument, Dept. of Botany 17 Jan 2020 • 0 Downloads

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Tender: Purchase of equipment for Botany Department MDU, Rohtak 27 Dec 2019 • 0 Downloads

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Counseling notice Botany 04 Dec 2019 • 0 Downloads

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Provisional Merit List Ph.D./URS (Botany Department) 2019-20 26 Nov 2019 • 0 Downloads

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Call for proposals under the SPARC scheme 01 Nov 2019 • 0 Downloads

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Vacant Seats M.Sc. Botany (HOGC -- 2, BC-B -- 1) 30 Jul 2019 • 0 Downloads

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Counselling for supernumerary seats in Botany 25 Jul 2019 • 0 Downloads

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SET-D : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY(Question Booklet) 10 Oct 2013 • 0 Downloads

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SET-C : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY(Question Booklet) 10 Oct 2013 • 0 Downloads

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SET-B : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY (Question Booklet) 10 Oct 2013 • 0 Downloads

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SET-A : M.PHIL/PRE Ph.D/ URS-BOTANY (Question Booklet) 10 Oct 2013 • 0 Downloads

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M.Sc (P&F) Botany 1st to 4th Sem. 01 Jan 2011 • 0 Downloads

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M.Sc (Botany) 1st to 4th Sem Session 2011-12 01 Jan 2011 • 0 Downloads

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Pre Ph.D. (Botany) 01 Jan 2011 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc Botony 3rd & 4th Sem. 01 Jan 2011 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. (Hons) Botony 01 Jan 2011 • 0 Downloads

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B. Sc. 1st Sem (Botany) 01 Jan 2011 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. Hons Bontany 1st to 6th Sem Session 2011-12 01 Jan 2011 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. (Hons) Botany 1st to 6th Sem Session 2012-13 01 Jan 2014 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc (Hons) Botany 2012-13 01 Jan 2014 • 0 Downloads

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M.Sc.(Botany) 01 Jan 2015 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. (Botany) 01 Jan 2015 • 0 Downloads

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Ph.D Course work (Botany) 01 Jan 2015 • 0 Downloads

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Syllabus of M.Sc. (Botany) course for the session 2013-14 01 Jan 2014 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. (Botany) 01 Apr 2017 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. Hons (Botany) 01 Apr 2017 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. (Botany) 01 Jan 2016 • 0 Downloads

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B.Sc. (Hons.) Botany 01 Jan 2016 • 0 Downloads

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Ph.D. (Botany) 01 Apr 2017 • 0 Downloads

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M.SC. (Botany) 01 Apr 2017 • 0 Downloads

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M.Sc. (Botany) 01 Jan 2016 • 0 Downloads

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Parent-Teacher Meeting Dept. of Botany 21 Feb 2019 • 0 Downloads

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Merit list of Ph.D Botany 2018-19 24 Nov 2018 • 0 Downloads

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List eligible non eligible candidates assitant prof in botany adv pr-70 of 2016 15 Feb 2017 • 0 Downloads

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Ph.D. Merit List 2017-18 (Botany) 10 Oct 2017 • 0 Downloads

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Regarding Counselling for admission to Ph.D. Program (Botany)_23_10_17 23 Oct 2017 • 0 Downloads

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Student Grievance Committee 14 Nov 2018 • 0 Downloads

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Anti Sexual Harassment Committee 14 Nov 2018 • 0 Downloads

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Anti Ragging Committee 14 Nov 2018 • 0 Downloads

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Physical Counselling Botany_28_9_17 26 Sep 2017 • 0 Downloads

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Dept. of Botany - Information about Physical counseling on 5.8.17 02 Aug 2017 • 0 Downloads

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Botany Syllabus for Entrance Exam. M.Phil./Ph.D Session 2018-19 23 Oct 2018 • 0 Downloads

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SCHEME OF EXAMINATION FOR B.Sc. Botany (Hons.) SEMESTER SYSTEM w.e.f. Session 2016-17 12 Oct 2018 • 0 Downloads

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Syllabus and Scheme of Examination of Ph. D. Course Work Botany w.e.f. Academic session 2016-17 09 Oct 2018 • 0 Downloads

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Syllabus and Scheme of Examination M.Sc. Botany Program w.e.f 2016-2017 09 Oct 2018 • 0 Downloads

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Panels of examiners for conducting practical examination for the session 2017-18 Name of the Exams:B.Sc.Botany(PassCourse/Hons) for 2nd,4th,5th &6th Semester 18 Sep 2018 • 0 Downloads

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CBCS_BOTANY 26 Mar 2018 • 0 Downloads

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LIST OF PLANTS

Botanical and Common Names, Families, Distribution and Use of Plants at the site

of Botanical/ Herbal Garden, MDU Campus Rohtak.

Sr. No.	Botanical Name	Common Name	Name of Family	Distribution	Traditional Uses of Plants	Photo
1.	Acacia arabicae Willd.	Kikar	Mimosaceae	India and Tropical Africa	Used for making furniture’s, tanning, dyeing fabrics yellow, stem yields gum while seeds are fermented with dates to give beverages.
2.	Acacia concinna Willd.	Sikakai	Mimosaceae	Asia, Central and South India	Used in natural shampoos or hair powders, saponins from the plant's pods have been traditionally used as a detergent.
3.	Acacia fernesiana (L.) Willd.	Ghand Babul	Mimosaceae	Tropics	Flowers are a source of essential oil used in perfumery.
4.	Achyranthus asper L.	Chirchita	Amaranthaceae	Asia	Pulmonary affections cough asthma and skin diseases.
5.	Adhatoda vasica Nees.	Adusa	Acanthaceae	Tropical India	A decoction of the leaves is expectorant, and is used to relieve bronchitis.
6.	Aegle marmelos L.	Bael Patter	Rutaceae	India	A decoction of the leaves is a febrifuge and expectorant and is particularly used for asthmatic complaints. Also used to treat acute bronchitis, fever and dysentery.
7.	Albizia lebbeck Benth.	Siris	Mimosaceae	Tropical Asia to Australia	The bark is used to treat boils and the leaves and seeds to treat diseases of the eyes.
8.	Aloe vera L.	Gawar Patha	Liliaceae	Mediterranean. Introduces to New World Tropics.	The active principle is aloin which is used to treat intestinal worms, to encourage menstruation and as a cathartic.
9.	Alstonia scholaris R.Br.	Chitvan	Apocynaceae	Ceylon to Australia	The dried bark has been used since ancient times as a tonic and to treat intestinal complaints, including worms.
10.	Anthocephalus cadamba Mig.	Kadam	Rubiaceae	Tropical Asia	The bark is used as a tonic and reduces fever.

11.	Asparagus racemosus Willd.	Satawari	Liliaceae	Middle East, India, Australia	The roots are applied to relieve irritations. They are also used to treat dysentery, and are diuretic.
12.	Astercantha longifolia Nees.	Talamkhana	Acanthaceae	India	Decoction of root is diuretic; seeds are given in gonorrhoea, and with milk sugar in spermatorrhoea.
13.	Azadirachta indica (A.) Juss.	Neem	Meliaceae	East India, Ceylon	Non-drying oil is extracted from the seeds. It is used for soap-making and to treat skin diseases, locally. The bark and leaf extracts are used as a tonic, and to reduce fevers.
14.	Bambusa sapinosa Roxb.	Bans	Gramineae	East India	Boiled young shoots eaten locally as a vegetable. Wood used for general construction work.
15.	Bombax malabaricum D.C.	Semul	Bombacaceae	Tropical Asia	The wood is a source of cellulose, resin; root and bark are used as an emetic. The gum is demulcent and used to treat diarrhea.
16.	Brassicae campestris L.	Sarson	Cruciferae	Temperate Europe, Asia, introduced to N. America. Grown around the Black Sea	The oil (Ravinson Oil), extracted from the seeds. It is used locally as a luminant, Lubricant, and in the manufacture of soap.
17.	Bryophyllum calycinum Salisb.	Patherchat	Crassulaceae	Throughout India & N. Temprate	Leaves are useful in vitiated conditions of pitta and vata, haematemesis, haemorrhoids, menorrhagia, cuts and wounds, discolouration of the skin, boils, sloughing ulcers, burns, scalds, corn, diarrhoea, dysentery, vomiting and acute inflammations.
18.	Butea monospermum Roxb.	Dhak	Leguminosae	Indomalaya, China	A decoction of flowers and leaves is used as diuretic, astringent and aphorodisiac.
19.	Caesalpinia bonducella F.	Karnju	Caesalpiniaceae	Tropics	In India seeds are mixed with black pepper to make a tonic and to reduce fevers. A tonic is also made from the bark.
20.	Callistemon lanceolatus D.C.	Bottle Brush	Myrtaceae	Australlia , India	Leaves are a Tea substitute and have a delightfully refreshing flavour, tan dye is obtained from the leaves.

21.	Calotropis procera Br.	Ak	Ascliapdaceae	Tropical Africa and India	The root bark is used to treat leprosy in India.
22.	Cannavis sativa L.	Bhang	Cannabidaceae	Central Asia	Fibres used for cordage, sailcloth and caulking boat, seeds used in manufacture of paints, varnishes and soap, drug (bhang, hashish, ganja and marihuana) is produced. Its use is illegal in many countries.
23.	Capparis decidua Roth.	Karil	Capparidaceae	Sahara	Fruits eaten locally.
24.	Carissa carandu L.	Kraundha	Apocynaceae	India to Malaysia	The red, plum-like berries are eaten locally and made into jellies and preserves.
25.	Cassia fistula L.	Amaltash	Leguminosae	Tropical Africa	The pulp of pods is used as a laxative.
26.	Cassia nodusa Ham.	Gulabi Amaltash	Caesalpiniaceae	West Malaysia	The wood is used for posts and tool handles while roots are used as soap for washing clothes.
27.	Cassia siama Vahl.	Siama	Caesalpiniaceae	India to Indonesia	The wood is used for heavy construction work, mine props and as a fuel.
28.	Casuarinae equisetifolia L.	Chok/ Jhau	Casuarinaceae	New South Wales, Queensland, India	Wood is used for roof shingles and posting.
29.	Cedrela toona Roxb.	Toon	Meliaceae	India to Australia	Flowers are source of a red and yellow dye, wood is used for furniture, house building, tea chests, oil casks and cigar box.
30.	Ceiba pentandra Benth.	Kapok Tree	Bombraceae	South America, India	The fibres are insect repellent; gum is laxative and used in bowel complaints, juice from its roots is a cure for diabetes.
31.	Centella asiatica Urb.	Brahmi	Umbelliferae	Tropics and Temperate	It is one of the constituents of the Indian summer drink thandaayyee, sharp memory.
32.	Cestrum nocturnum L.	Rat-ki-Rani	Solanaceae	Central America, West Indies	An infusion of the plant is used as an antispasmodic in the treatment of epilepsy.
33.	Chrysanthemum coronarium L.	Guldawadhi	Compositae	Asia, Africa, Mediterranen	The young seedlings are cooked as a vegetable in China and Japan.

34.	Citrus limon Burmann.	Nimbu	Rutaceae	Sub Tropical Asia, Greeks and Romanas, Azores, California and Italy	Fruits are good source of Vitamin C and B1, carotene, Juice used for drinks, also a commercial source of citric acid. Lemon oil is used in perfumery, flavouring foods, flavouring liqueurs.
35.	Clerodendron inerme Gaertn.	Lanjai	Verbenaceae	Tropical and Sub Tropical, India	Used as blood purifier.
36.	Cordia oblique Wild	Losara	Boraginaceae	India	Fruits are demulcient, expectorant and useful in bronchial affections and in irritation of urinary passages.
37.	Crinum defixum L.	Sukhdarshan	Amaryllidaceae	Tropical, Sub Tropical	Juice from the leaves is used to relieve ear-ache.
38.	Curcuma domastica L.	Haldi	Zingiberaceae	South Asia, India, China, East Indies and West Indies	Rhizome is a source of yellow dye. In India and Far East the juice is used for treating stomach complaints, bruises; fumes from the burning rhizome relieve colds and catarrh, and a paste of the rhizome accelerates the formation of scabs caused by smallpox and chickenpox.
39.	Cuscuta reflexa L.	Amar Bel	Convolvulaceae	Tropical and Temperate, India, Western Peninsula and Baluchistan	Seeds are carminative and anthelmatic; plant used externally against itch, internally in protracted fevers; Infusion of the plant is used to wash sores.
40.	Cymbopogon citratus Spreng.	Lemon grass	Poaceae	Tropical Asia	Used as a medical herb and in perfumes, consumed as a tea.
41.	Delphinium ajacis L.	Larkspur	Ranunculaceae	Europe, Mediterranen	A tincture of the dried ripe seeds is used medicinally as a parasiticide.
42.	Elaeocarpus ganitrus Roxb.	Rudraksh	Elaeocarpaceae	India, Malaya	Bark and leaves used to treat inflammation of the gums.
43.	Emblica officinalis Gaertn.	Anwla	Euphorbiaceae	Tropical Asia, India	Fruits used in jellies and preserves, eaten raw, bark used for tanning.

44.	Eugenia jambolana Lam.	Jamoha	Myrtaceae	Tropical Asia to Australlia	Seeds are diuretic and are used to reduce the blood sugar in cases of diabetes.
45.	Evolvullus alsinoides L.	Shankh Pushpi	Convolvulaceae	Throughout Tropics	Used to treat fever and cough, traditionally used for its psychotropic and nootropic properties, memory-enhancing properties and anti inflammatory and neuroprotective properties in the brain.
46.	Ficus bengalensis L.	Bargad	Moraceae	India Pakistan	Tree is sacred to Hindu, latex used to heal cracks in the feet.
47.	Ficus glomerata Roxb.	Gular	Moraceae	Tropical India, Pakistan	Fruits are eaten locally and a bird lime is made from the latex.
48.	Ficus religiosa L.	Pipal	Moraceae	Tropical Asia	Tree is scared to Hindu & Buddhists.
49.	Ficus rumphi Blume	Pilkan	Moraceae	Malasysia	Fruits are eaten locally.
50.	Hibiscus-rosa-sinensis L.	Gurhal	Malvaceae	China, Japan	Bark used in China to control menstruation, a decoction of the roots is used to treat sore eyes.
51.	Ixora fulgens Roxb.	Ixora	Rubiaceae	Tropics, Malaya	Used by local people as a treatment against toothache.
52.	Jacranda mimosaefolia D.Don.	Nili Gulmohar	Bignoniaceae	Tropical South America	The wood is used in general carpentry.
53.	Jatropha curcus L.	Safed Arand	Euphorbiceae	Tropics	Seeds yield Curcus Oil used medicinallyas a strong purgative.
54.	Lagerstroemia flos-reginae Retz.	Jarul	Lythraceae	Malaysia	The wood is insect resistant and used for house building, flooring, bridges and railways sleepers.
55.	Lantana camera L.	Ghaneri	Verbenaceae	Tropical America	A decoction of the leaves is used locally as a tonic and stimulant.

56.	Lantana macrophylae Mart.	Ghaneri	Verbenaceae	South America	A decoction of leaves is used in Brazil to treat rheumatism and the fruits are used to make a tonic.
57.	Lathyrus odoratus L.	Sweet Pea	Leguminosae	South Europe	An essential oil is extracted from flowers and used in perfumery.
58.	Lawsonia alba L.	Mahendi	Lythraceae	Old World Tropics, N. Africa, Arabia to India.	The bark used to treat jaundice and nervous complaints, flowers yield a scented oil, dried leaves yield a green powder used to dye hair, palm and nails orange brown (Henna) and to dye horses coats and fabric.
59.	Madhuca indica Gmel	Mahua	Sapotaceae	South India	Flower is edible and is a food item for tribals, used to make syrup for medicinal purposes, fermented to produce the alcoholic drink mahuwa, country liquor.
60.	Melia azadirachta L.	Neem	Meliaceae	East India, Ceylon	Non-drying oil is extracted from the seeds. It is used for soap-making and to treat skin diseases, locally. The bark and leaf extracts are used as a tonic, and to reduce fevers.
61.	Mentha arvensis L.	Pudina	Labiatae	Temperate Europe, Asia and America	Oil used in pharmaceutical, toothpastes.
62.	Mentha piperata L.	Pippermint	Labiatae	Europe and North America	Oil and dried leaves are used medicinally to treat stomach complaints and as a stimulant.
63.	Mimosa hamata Willd.	Aill	Mimosaceae	Tropical Asia	Tonic, in urinary complaints, glandular swelings, blood-purifier.
64.	Monstera deliciosa Liebm.	Amarphal	Araceae	Central America	Fruits are pulped and used to make drinks and ices.

65.	Moringa oleifera L.	Soanjhna	Moringaceae	India, Old and New World	Used as vegetables, bark control diabetes, a natural anthelmintic and possible adjuvant.
66.	Mucuna pruriens L. DC4	Kaunch	Fabaceae	East Indies	Seeds used for treating intestinal gas, diarrhea, cough, rheumatic disorder, muscular pain, diabetes, menstrual pain and tuberculosis.
67.	Murraya koenigii Kurz.	Kadi Pata	Rutaceae	East Asia, Pacific Islands, Himalayas	A decoction of the bark leaves and root is used locally as a tonic.
68.	Musa paradisiacal L.	Kela	Musaceae	Tropical Asia	The high starch content of the fruits, flour from the fruit is an excellent invalid food.
69.	Nerium indicum Mill.	Red Kaner	Apocynaceae	Tropical Asia	A poultice of the root is used against ringworm, to induce abortion and for suicide; flowers are used for perfume and produce good honey.
70.	Nerium oleander L.	White Kaner	Apocynaceae	Mediterranean	The roots are used in criminal poisoning and to exterminate rats.
71.	Nicotiana tabocum L.	Tamakhu	Solanaceae	Tropical America	The cured and dried leaves are used to make tobacco, snuff ans a source of nicotine for the manufacture of insecticides and nicotine sulphate.
72.	Nychtenthus arbor-tristis L.	Har Sringar	Verbenaceae	India	The leaves yield a bright yellow dye.
73.	Ocimum basilicum L.	Ban Tulsi	Labiatae	India, S.E. Asia, N. E. Africa	The plant is cultivated for the essential oil used in perfumery, soap making, to flavour liqueurs and sauces.
74.	Ocimum sanctum L.	Tulsi	Labiatae	Old World Tropics	The plant is sacred to the Hindus and is grown in front of temples; the leaves are used as a condiment.
75.	Onosoma echinoids L.	Inderjo	Boraginaceae	Central Europe To Himalayas	The roots yield a red dye (Orsanette) used in India to dye fats and wool, in place of Alkanna.

76.	Piper longum L.	Piper	Piperaceae	Himalayas through India	Friuts are used as a condiment; roots are used as a diuretic.
77.	Phoenix dactylifera L.	Khajur	Palmae	Asia Minor	Grown primarily for fruits but the leaves used for thatching and fuel; stem for house-building. Fruits are fermented to make beverages. In temperate countries they are used in jams, cakes and confectionery.
78.	Physalis minima L.	Papotan	Salanaceae	Tropics	The fruits are eaten as a vegetable.
79.	Plumbago zeylanica L.	Chitrak	Plumbaginaceae	India, Malasyia	Paste of roots and leaves used to treat skin complaints.
80.	Plumeria alba L.	Champa	Apocynaceae	South Eastern Asia	The heart of the wood is part of a traditional medical preparation taken as a vermifuge or as a laxative.
81.	Pongamia pinnata L. Mirr.	Papri	Papilionaceae	Indomalaya	The oil is used in Asia to treat skin diseases and for burning, also used to make candles and soap.
82.	Prunus amygdalus Batsch.	Badam	Rosaceae	Middle East and South Asia	Eaten its own, raw or toasted, oil is good for application to the skin as an emollient and has been traditionally used by massage therapists to lubricate the skin during a massage session.
83.	Psidium guajava L.	Amrood	Myrtaceae	Mexico, Peru, W. Indies	Used in jellies and preserves, fruits ia a good source of vitamin C
84.	Pterocarpus santalinus L.	Lal Chandan	Fabaceae	E. India, Ceylon to Philippines	In Hinduism, wood has been traditionally used as a sacred wood and also used for treating digestive tract problems, fluid retention, and coughs; and for “blood purification”.

85.	Pterospermum acerifolium Willd.	Kanak Champa	Sterculiaceae	E. India, Malaysia	Used locally for bridge building, boats, house building.
86.	Rauvolfia serpentine L. Benth.	Sarp Gandha	Apocynaceae	India, Ceylon, Burma, Thailand and Indonesia	Roots are used in the relief of hypertension by reducing blood pressure and as sedative.
87.	Ricinus communis L.	Arand	Euphorbiaceae	Tropical Africa and Asia	Castor oil is extracted, medicinally used as a laxative.
88.	Rosa damascena Mill.	Gulab	Rosaceae	Balkans and Asia Minor	The oil extracted from flowers is used in perfumery and for flavouring.
89.	Salvadora persica Garc.	Jal/ Pillu	Salvadoraceae	Tropical Africa, Asia	The fruits and bark are bitter and are used in local medicines
90.	Sida cordifolia L.	Kanghi	Malvaceae	America	The Hindus use a decoction of the roots to treat stomach complaints, asthma and heart conditions.
91.	Solanum nigrum L.	Makoi	Solanaceae	Tropics and Temperate	Fruits eaten in pies, shoots and leaves used as vegetable.
92.	Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni.	Madhu pattha	Asteraceae	Tropical and Subtropical America	The plant is a possible sugar substitute.
93.	Strebelus asper Lour.	Sohra	Moraceae	Tropical Asia	A decoction of the bark is used in India to treat dysentery, diarrhea and fevers.
94.	Syzygium cumini L. Skeels	Jamun	Myrtaceae	Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Indonesia	Seed is also used to control diabetes; digestive ailments, the leaves and bark are used for controlling blood pressure.
95.	Tagetes erecta L.	Gendha	Compositae	Mexico, Old and New World, India	The flowers are used as source of yellow dye; decoction of flowers and leaves is used to treat intestinal worms, stomach upsets and to control menstruation.

96.	Tamarindus indica L.	Imli	Leguminosae	Tropical Africa	The bitter-sweet pulp from the ripe pods is used to make drinks, chutneys, curries, etc., source of vitamin C, pulp is used as a laxative.
97.	Tamarix gallica L.	Jhau	Tamariaceae	N. India, W. Himalayas	Used for tanning, wood used for construction, turning, fancy articles, fuel and for poles.
98.	Tectona grandis L.f.	Teak	Verbenaceae	Indomalaya	A very valuable timber species, a yellow dye from the bark is used for dyeing basket work.
99.	Terminalia arjuna Wight. Arn.	Arjun	Combretaceae	E. India to Malaysia	A decoction of the bark is used as a heart stimulant.
100.	Terminalia bellerica Roxb.	Baheda	Combretaceae	Andaman Islands	A decoction of fruits is used as an eye lotion.
101.	Terminalia chebula Retz.	Harad	Combretaceae	Central Asia	The fruits used for tanning and as a tonic to stimulate the appetite.
102.	Thevetia nerifolia Juss.	Pili Kaner	Apocynaceae	Tropical America, West Indies	The bark is used to reduce fevers.
103.	Thuja occidentalis L.	Mor Pankhi	Cupressaceae	E. USA	The oil taken to relieve rheumatism, to control menstruation and as expectorant, externally it is applied to skin diseases.
104.	Tinospora cordifolia Miers.	Gilloy	Menispermaceae	Malaysia	A decoction of the stems, roots and leaves is used by the Hindus to reduce fevers and in India and Malaya as a salve for sore eyes.
105.	Tribulus terrestris L.	Bhakhdi	Zygophyllaceae	Old and New World Tropics	The fruits are used as a diuretic; seeds are potential source of oil.
106.	Vernonia anthelmintica Willd.	Kaleejeera	Asteraceae	Tropical Asia	The leaves are used as a salve for leprosy and skin diseases and in a decoction as an abortive.
107.	Withania somnífera Dunal	Ashwgandha	Solanaceae	Africa, India	The plant is narcotic, roots used to treat diseases of the rectum.

Research Laboratories

Table top refrigerated Centrifuge

UV-Vis Spectrophotometer

Orbital Shaking Incubator

Water Bath Cum Shaker

PCR Machine

Electrophoresis Unit

Gel Documentation System

Elisa Plate Reader

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Infrastructural Facilities

S. No.	Facility	Number
1.	Smart Class room	01
2.	Computer lab with 20 computers	01
3.	Wi-Fi Facility available	-
4.	Central Lab	01
5.	DST FIST Lab	01
5.	M.Sc. Labs (No. 4)	04
6.	Lecture Theatre (No. 2)	02
7.	Herbal Garden	01
8.	Research Laboratories	06

Major Equipments Available in the Department

Name of the Instrument	Date of purchase	Amount of purchase
Table top refrigerated Centrifuge	20/05/2016	4,76,474/-
UV-Vis Spectrophotometer	27/05/2016	4,99,972
Orbital Shaking Incubator	20/05/2016	2,99,850/-
Water Bath Cum Shaker	22/11/2014	3,38,808/-
PCR Machine	25/03/2016	2,34,181/-
Electrophoresis Unit	20/05/2016	4,76,878/-
Gel Documentation System	20/05/2016	4,77,571/-
Elisa Plate Reader	30/03/2017	2,59,000/-
Rotary Vacuum Evaporator	27/04/2019	2,75,600/-

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Director General of Police, Govt. of Telangana (M.Sc. 1986)

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Professor, Dept. of Genetics and Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences, MDU Rohtak (M.sc 1986).

Prof. Anand Sagar

Professor, Department of Biosciences and Head, Department of Environmental Sciences Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla (HP) ) (M.sc 1986)

Dr. Puran Prabha

Associate Professor, Department of Botany, Government College, Narnaul (M.sc 1988)

Dr. Dilbag Singh

Joint Director, Dept. of Secondary Education, Government of Haryana, Panchkula (M.Sc. & Ph.D. 1988)

Prof. Rajesh Dhankhar

Professor, Dept. of Environmental Sciences and Director, Center for Bioinformatics, MDU Rohtak (M.Sc. Ph.D. 1988)

Dr. Sushila Dabas

Associate Professor, Department of Botany All India Jat Heroes' Memorial College, Rohtak (M.Sc. Ph.D. 1989)

Dr. Saroj Dahiya

Forensic Expert, Forensic Science Lab, Haryana Police, Madhuban, Karnal (M.Sc. Ph.D.1997)

Anil Dhaka

Associate Professor, Department of Botany, Pt. NRS Government College, Rohtak (M.sc 2000)

Bhupendra Yadav

Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Government College for Girls, Gurugram (M.sc 2015)

Dr. Asha Sharma

Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Government College, Hisar (M.sc & Ph.D 1998)

Dr. Bijender Singh

Associate Professor, Dept. of Biotechnology, Central University of Haryana, Mahendergarh (M.sc 2002)

Dr. Ghanshyam

Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Government College, Kanina (M.sc 2006)

Dr. Joginder Dahiya

Associate Professor, Department of Botany All India Jat Heroes' Memorial College, Rohtak (Ph.D 2003)

Dr. Jyoti Dalal

Post Doc Researcher (NCSU) North Carolina State University(NCSU) USA (M.sc 2005)

Dr. Makhan Singh

Associate Professor, Department of Botany, Government College, Mahendergarh (Ph.D 2015)

Dr. Manisha Dahiya

Associate Professor, Department of Botany All India Jat Heroes' Memorial College, Rohtak (Ph.D 2006)

Dr. Manoj Kumar

Associate Professor, Department of Botany, Government College for Women, Rewari (M.sc 2000)

Dr. Neelam Arya

Scientist, Forensic Science Lab, Madhuban (Ph.D 2003)

Dr. Neeta Lakra

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Botany and Plant Physiology, CCSHAU Hisar (Ph.D 2007)

Dr. Pooja Madan

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Microbiology, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak (Ph.D 2013)

Dr. Pushpa Tomar

Associate Professor, Dept. of Biotechnology Manav Rachna University, Faridabad (Ph.D 2008)

Dr. Ranjeet Singh

Defence Institute of Bio-Energy Research, Defence Research and Development Board, Ministry of Defence, Govt of India, Haldwani (Ph.D 2005

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Assistant Professor, Dept. of Botany and Plant Physiology, CCSHAU Hisar

Dr. Surender Bhardwaj

Superintendent, Botanical Garden, Dept. of Botany, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak (Ph.D 2006)

Dr. Surjeet Dabas

Scientist (Retd.) National Institute of Science Communication And Information Resources (NISCAIR), New Delhi (Ph.D 2009)

Dr. Umender Malik

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Education, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak (M.sc 1998)

Dr. Veena Sachdeva

Associate Professor, Department of Botany, Government College for Women, Rohtak (Ph.D 2016)

Neetu Kataria

Associate Professor, Department of Botany, Government College, Bahadurgarh (M.sc 2002)

Poonam

Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Government College, Badli (M.sc 2013)

Pradeep Bansal

Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, KLP College, Rewari (M.sc 2002)

Rakesh Narwal

Fisheries Officer, Dept. of Agriculture Govt. of Haryana (M.sc 2008)

Sh. Anup Kumar Soni IFS

Addl. Chief Executive Officer, SMVD Shrine Board, Katra, Jammu & Kashmir (M.sc 2005)

Sonali Deshwal

Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Government College for Women, Rohtak (M.sc 2012)

Sushila Saini

Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, JVMGRR Janta College, Charkhi Dadri (M.sc 2001)

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Associate Professor, Department of Botany, Government College, Hisar (M.sc 2006)

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Maharshi Dayanand University

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Phone - 01262-293059
E-mail - [email protected]