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Motivation of the project
Biodiversity of Bengal and its utilization patterns.
Both cultivated, uncultivated, wild and domesticated flora and fauna.
Changing dynamics with development of a region and interaction with abiotic factors.
Overall Scheme of study
Finding the kinds of plants growing in wild, near roadside, garden and near fields.
Prey, predator, parasitic and disease interactions.
Select areas
Density,
Interacting plants, animals
Soil pH, temp, oxygenation, organic matter,
Trash,
Fertilizer
Native extant and extinct varieties
Major carbon sources and sinks
Material and Nutrient cycling
Finding animals and their distribution
Plant and animal resources imported to this area.
Meta-analysis of published data on organisms and abiotic factors identified
Computational and specifically AI approaches
Smart policy
Overall Scheme of study
Finding the kinds of plants growing in wild, near roadside, garden and near fields.
Prey, predator, parasitic and disease interactions.
Select areas
Density,
Interacting plants, animals
Soil pH, temp, oxygenation, organic matter,
Trash,
Fertilizer
Native extant and extinct varieties
Major carbon sources and sinks
Material and Nutrient cycling
Finding animals and their distribution
Plant and animal resources imported to this area.
Meta-analysis of published data on organisms and abiotic factors identified
Computational and specifically AI approaches
Smart policy
Your role
To start with
SaagsMedicinal plantsRice varieties
Ex: Topics to be covered for saags
Family name of the saagScientific name of the saagCommon name of the saagDistribution in BengalDistribution in IndiaDistribution in the worldMacronutrients presentMicronutrients present
Contd.
Season in which it growsLife span of the saagAltitude in which it growsHumidity toleranceClimate PreferenceSoil typepH range in which it growsStorage pattern
Contd.
Edible partsPest ResistanceMetal Accumulation PatternStress tolerance abilityTraditional medical use of the saagModern medical use of the saagUses/Economic importance of the saag
How to go about the project?
A) Go to Google scholar( https://scholar.google.com )
OR Go to Pubmed
B) Do extensive search of desired topic (Use appropriate key words)
C)Download the desired research paper or research article
•Avoid collecting data from websites/blogs.
•If research papers are unavailable then data can be collected from government websites.
D) Read the paper thoroughly
E) Extract the data given in research paper/ article
F) Put the data in excel sheet
NOTE
G)Cite the papers from which data is collected
Go to google scholar/Pubmed/Google
Do extensive search of desired topic (Key words should be appropriate)
SUMMARY
Download the desired research paper or research article
Read it thoroughly and understand
Extract the data given in research paper/ article
Put the data in excel sheet
Add the reference and cite it properly
Contd.
Visualize and plot data in the best possible format
TimelineGeneral reading on topic by team until
June 20th.Finalizing parameters to quantify on June
21st. Double bind collection of facts on saags
and medicinal plants by team from June 22nd to July 31st.
August; Two teams: 1)Creation of private data base 2)Quantitation, analysis and visualization of data.
September paper writing and submission.
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