Applied, Outcome-Based, and Horticulture-Oriented Learning Structure
The Plant Biochemistry course is structured into eight integrated modules. Each module combines theoretical concepts, applied examples from horticulture, practical activities, and outcome-based learning tasks.
Role of biochemistry in crop productivity, quality, and horticultural performance.
Applied HorticultureStructure and functions of biomolecules in plant systems.
Biomolecules Core ConceptsPhotosynthesis, respiration, and metabolic pathways in plants.
Metabolism EnergySecondary metabolites and their roles in quality, aroma, color, and defense.
Quality Secondary MetabolitesHormones, signaling pathways, and developmental processes.
Growth HormonesBiochemical responses to abiotic and biotic stresses.
Stress AdaptationBiochemical basis of trait improvement and selection.
Crop Improvement AppliedBiochemical changes affecting shelf life and value addition.
Postharvest Value ChainStudents are encouraged to follow modules sequentially while integrating knowledge through assignments, practicals, case studies, and mini projects.
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