Principles of Seed Technology PDF (HINDI,ENGLISH,BOOK,PPT,WORD,QUIZ)

Principles of Seed Technology PDF (HINDI,ENGLISH,BOOK,PPT,WORD,QUIZ)

 Seed and seed technology  preface,  description and  significance. Deterioration causes of crop  kinds and their control; conservation of  inheritable  chastity during seed  product, seed quality; description, Characters of good quality seed, different classes of seed. Foundation and  pukka  seed  product of important cereals,  beats, oilseeds, fodder and vegetables.  

Cereals Wheat, rice,  sludge,  sludge and bajra   beats Moth bean, mung, cowpea, pigeonpea, urd, gram, field pea   Oilseeds Soybean, rapeseed and mustard, groundnut, sesame   Fodder Berseem, lucerne and oats   Vegetables Potato, cauliflower, tomato and chilli   Seed spices and medicinal  shops Cumin, coriander, fennel, fenugreek, isabgol   

Seed  instrument, phases of  instrument, procedure for seed  instrument, field  examination. Seed Act and Seed Act enforcement. Duty and powers of seed inspector, offences and penalties. Seeds Control Order 1983.   

Varietal Identification through Grow Out Test and Electrophoresis, Molecular and Biochemical test. Seed drying, processing and their  way, seed testing for quality assessment, seed treatment, its  significance,  system of  operation and seed quilting. Seed  storehouse; general principles, stages and factors affecting seed life during  storehouse. Measures for pest and  complaint control during  storehouse. Seed marketing structure and association, deals generation conditioning, promotional media. Factors affecting seed marketing, part of WTO and OECD in seed marketing.   

Practical   

Seed  product in major cereals Wheat, Rice, Maize, Sorghum and Bajra. Seed  product in major  beats Urd, Mung, Cowpea, Pigeonpea, Lentil, Gram, Fieldpea. Seed  product in major oilseeds Soybean, Rapeseed and Mustard, Groundnut. Seed  product in vegetable crops & Seed spices.   

Seed  slice and testing Physical  chastity, germination, viability, etc. Seed and seedling vigour test. inheritable  chastity test Grow out test and electrophoresis. Seed  instrument Procedure, Field  examination, Preparation of field  examination report. Visit to  put in  product  granges, seed testing laboratories and seed processing factory.    

Seed  

matured ovule containing embryo  Any part of factory has the capability to regenerate  ‘ Embryo’, a living organism bedded in the  supporting towel and a defensive fleece   

SEED stands for any of the following  

Seed of food crops including comestible  oil painting seeds  and seeds of fruits & vegetables.  Cotton seeds  Seeds of cattle fodder  Jute seeds  Seedlings, tubers, bulbs, rhizomes, roots,  slices,  all types of grafts and other vegetatively  propagated material for food crops( or) cattle  fodder.   

Characteristics of quality seed  Genetically pure  

Breeder seed- 100, 

Foundation seed- 99.5, 

pukka seed- 99  

High pure seed chance- 

All crops- 98, Bhendi- 99, Carrot- 95,  Sesame, Soybean & jute- 98, Ground nut-- 98.0  Free from other crop seeds,  reprehensible weeds & designated   conditions  Good shape, size, colour, etc 

 High physical soundness and weight  High physiological vigour and stamina  High life and shelf life  Optimum  humidity content for  storehouse. LT--10-13  High  request value   

Significance of a good quality seed  

Good quality seeds advanced yield( 10 – 12)  Ensures  inheritable and physical  chastity of the crops  Gives asked  factory population  suitable to  repel the adverse conditions  Seedlings- further vigorous, fast growing and  repel pest  and  conditions  Ensures  invariant growth and maturity  Effective root system- aids  immersion of nutrients  efficiently  Events in seed development  The important events involved in 

seed development  and development include  

1. Pollination  

2. Fertilization 

3. Development of the fertilized ovule by  cell division  accumulation of reserve food material  dehumidification.  

Flower- Reproductive organ  bearing pistil, stamen, sepals and  petals.  Androecium-manly part of a  flower  conforming of anther sac,  anthers and pollen grains.  

Gynoecium-womanish part of a  flower  conforming of ovary, style  and  smirch.  Bisexual or hermaphrodite  flower( perfect flowers)  A flower with both functional  joker and   womanish organs.  Dichogamy  Male or  womanish mature slightly at  different times, which favours cross  pollination.  Protandry-  joker matures first.  

Protogyny- lady matures first.  

Androgynous flowers( amiss  flowers)  Amiss flowers have either  manly  staminate flower) or  womanish  pistillate flower) part.  When both type of flowers   do in same factory is  called monoecious,  if they  do in different   shops is called dioceious.  

tone- pollination  Pollen grains are  transferred from an anther  to the  smirch of the same  flower – SP/ autogamy.  

Cross pollination  Pollen grains are  transferred to the  smirch of  another flower – CP/  allogamy  tone- pollination  Chasmogamous - flowers do n't open  before pollination.  

Cleistogamous - flowers do n't open  at all.  Cross-fertilization  Androgynous flowers  – monoecious  dioecious  

Bisexual flowers  –  tone- sterility   tone- incompatibility  dichogamy  herkogamy  heterostyly  Fertilization  Ovules are developed in  the  womanish gametophyte  and pollen in the  manly  gametophyte.  

Fertilization always takes  place in  womanish  gametophyte,  thus  pollen must transferred  from  manly to  womanish by  pollen vector  

Pollen vector  

• Abiotic - wind( anemophily) - water( hydrophily)  

• Biotic - insects( entomophily) -  batons( cheiropterophily)  

Megasporogenesis( womanish gamete)  

Seeds of Angiosperm  appear from meristematic towel of the  ovary wall called Ovule primordia.  Within the nucellus, one cell known as Archesporial cell( 2n)  develops a special  specific that distinguishes it from the   conterminous cells.  It develops larger than the  girding cells, having a large   nexus and  thick cytoplasm called Megaspore  mama  cell  MMC).  

MMC undergoes a meiotic division, giving rise to four megaspores,  each containing a haploid chromosome set.  Among the four cells one megaspore survive to give rise to an  embryosac. Whereas other three aborts.  Development of functional megaspore from MMC is  called megasporogenesis.  Megagametogenesis  The  nexus within the functional magaspore  undergoes three  consecutive divisions to form  eight  capitals.  

Eight  capitals are arranged as three antipodean  cells at the chalazal end, two central polar   capitals, one egg cell with two synergids at the  micropylar end.  Development of eight celled embryosac from  the functional magaspore is called as  magagametogenesis.  Microsporogenesis( manly gamete)  The microspore  mama  cell present in anther towel  undergoes a meiotic division to form 4 haploid  functional microspores. This is microsporogenesis.  Microgametogenesis  From microspore the pollen grains  are developed. The pollen grain  contains two cells. One is tube cell  and another bone

             is generative cell.  Generative cell undergoes a division  to form two sperm  capitals.  After landing on the  smirch, the pollen grain  germinates and pollen tube grows through the style.  After  covering the style, the pollen tube enters  embryosac of the ovule through micropyle.  Fertilization

 

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