Changing Landscape of Plant Sciences

1. Chemotaxonomy in India- A tribute to Prof. S.D. Sabins; 2. Biodiversity and traditional taxonomy; 3. Future of floristics in India; 4. Desert floristics need for updating; 5. Species concepts-Quo vadis?; 6. Botanical nomenclatrue; 7. Chemical adaptation of angiosperms and their relevence in Taxonomy; 8. The Lilies- Floral morphology, Taxonomy and phylogeny; 9. Fruit anatomy in relation to taxonomy and phylogeny of palms; 10. Cytological conspectus of Indian Cyperaceae; 11. Taxonomy of bacterial plant pathogens; 12. Contemporary approach to palynological science; 13. Ethnobotany of Agastyar hills in the Southern Western Ghats; 14. Underutilized food legumes of India with particular reference to Himalayas; 15. Endangered plants of the Himalayas and their conservation; 16. Active phytomonitoring of urban ecosystem of Bombay; 17. Water relations of Halophytes in Indian arid zone; 18. Experimental studies on the use of zine tailing as inorganic fertilizers; 19. Biological effects of fusarial toxins.