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Gel Electrophoresis | DNA Sequences | Full Lecture of Procedure | BSc Botany Paper C | Pak Botanist

Absorption of Water | Composition of Soil | BSc Chapter 3 | Botany Paper D|Full Lecture|Pak Botanist

Cloning of a gene | Polymerase Chain Reaction | Advantages | Procedure | Botany Paper C|Pak Botanist

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Water Relations | Water Potential | Pressure Potential | BSc | Botany Paper D | Ch 1 | Pak Botanist

Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology | Introduction | Recombinant DNA Technology | BSc|Pak Botanist

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History of Classification (Plant Kingdom) Part 2 | Bentham & Hooker to Adolph & Prantil|Pak Botanist

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pH-Hydrogen Ion Concentration | Plant Physiology and Ecology | Botany Paper D | Ch 1 | Pak Botanist

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Protein Classification | Classification on the basis of Structure and Function|Botany C|Pak Botanist

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