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List of different branches of Biology and their Fathers List of different branches of Biology and their Fathers Biology is the study of life, living things and evolution of life. Living things like animals, plants, fungi, microorganisms, etc. Or we can say that biology is life science which is derived from the Greek word 'bios' meaning life and ‘logy’ meaning study. That is, it is a science of nature which deals with life and living organisms, the structure of life, function, evolution, growth, distribution, and taxonomy. The term biology was first used by scientists Lamarck and Triviranus in 1801. The study of living beings for improved understanding or prediction of natural or other phenomena is called Pure Biology or Basic Research or Fundamental Research. They are driven by curiosity, innovations in science. Whereas the study of living beings to develop various technologies or techniques to alter natural or other phenomena is called Applied Biology or Applied

Fruits Categories & Classification Here are several fruit categorization system 1. Berries Small, juicy fruits with thin skins Highly perishable Some berries include: blackberries, cranberries, blueberries, red and black raspberries, strawberries, and grapes. 2. Pits Outer skin covering a soft, fleshy fruit The fruit surrounds a single, hard stone, or pit, which contains the seed Some pits include: cherries, apricots, nectarines, peaches, and plums 3. Core Central, seed  containing core surrounded by  athick layer of flesh Some cores include: apples and pears 4. Citrus Fruits Thick outer rind A thin membrane separates the flesh into segments Some citrus fruits include: oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, kumquats, lemons, and limes 5. Melons Large, juicy fruits with thick skins and many seeds Some melons include: cantaloupe, casaba ,honeydew, and watermelon 6. Tropical Fruits Grown in

CLASSIFICATION OF FRUITS BASED ON CLIMATIC REQUIREMENTS Agro-climatic zones of India  Agro ecological zone is defined as a land unit in terms of major climates, suitable for certain range of crops and cultivars. Fruits are broadly classified on the basis of their temperature requirement such as, temperate, subtropical and tropical. However, some fruits may be grown under more than one climate. For example, mango is grown under both tropical and subtropical climates. Grape and peach can be grown in both temperate and subtropical regions. The agro climatic zones of India are as follows.        Zones  Temperate Subtropical Tropical   North western North eastern  Central southern coastal   Characteristics of different zones                                                                                                           1.Temperate zone:  Vegetative and flower buds of most of the temperate zone fruits enter into dormancy in late summer or autumn and require a

Challanges With Smart Farming From a technical perspective ICT technologies and IoT are rapidly changing smart farming and the overall food industry. They have the potential to bring in the future, through large scale deployments, huge benefits in the form of a more sustainable agriculture, ensuring food security with a lower environmental impact and guaranteed healthy food production. However, reaping the full benefits will require overcoming certain IoT related challenges and barriers, both from technical and non-technical perspective. At the same time, these difficulties bring new opportunities for technological development and value creation considering different type of stakeholders. 1.Interoperability and Standardization Proprietary architectures, platforms and standards represent a barrier for the wide adoption of IoT in the agri-food sector due to the risks associated to vendor lock-in, incompatibility with other systems, etc. One of the challenges in

Five Things Should Be Consider Before Developing  Smart Farming Solution As we can see, the use cases for IoT in agriculture are endless. There are many ways smart devices can help you increase your farm’s performance and revenue. However, agriculture IoT apps development is no easy task. There are certain challenges you need to be aware of if you are considering investing in smart farming. 1. Hardware To build an IoT solution for agriculture, you need to choose the sensors for your device (or create a custom one). Your choice will depend on the types of information you want to collect and the purpose of your solution. In any case, the quality of your sensors is crucial to the success of your product— it will depend on the accuracy of the collected data and its reliability. 2. The Brain Data analytics should be at the core of every smart agriculture solution. The collected data itself will be of little help if you cannot make sense of it. Thus, you need to have power