1995-96 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
1995-96 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany 1995-96 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
BSIP Pusltponjali at Professor Birbal Salmi's S.amadhi. and Mahanadi Delta will be analysed for the flora and vegetational pattern. The tree-ring analysis will be continued from conifer samples growing in Uttarkashi District, western Himalaya for the palaeoclimate during the recent past. The archaeobotanical remains from Prc-Harappan and Maturc Harappan cultures at Hissar District, Haryana and Kudan will be studied. The aerospora of LUCkJl0W will be studied for its biochemical and clinical implications. The radiocarbon dating of Quaternary sediments of Gangetic plain, coastal and lake dcposits and archaeobotanical remains will be continued. Elemental analysis of fossil wood specimens and radiometric dating of trap material by '0Ar-" Ar will be taken up. The existing data bases will be updated for preparation of catalogues and monographs. The geobotanicaJ analysis will be continued for the mineral prospecting and reconstruction of history of modern vegetation through Cenozoic Era. Under the project palaeobiochemistry investigation of 14
1995-96 Protessor C. Virgil! delivering the 41 st Sir Albert Charles Seward Memorial Lecture. Dr Ashok Jain delivering the 25th Birbal Sahni Memorial Lecture. IS
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BSIP<br />
Pusltponjali at Pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>Birbal</strong> Salmi's S.amadhi.<br />
and Mahanadi Delta will be analysed for the flora and vegetational pattern. The tree-ring<br />
analysis will be continued from conifer samples growing in Uttarkashi District, western<br />
Himalaya for the palaeoclimate during the recent past. The archaeobotanical remains from<br />
Prc-Harappan and Maturc Harappan cultures at Hissar District, Haryana and Kudan will be<br />
studied. The aerospora <strong>of</strong> LUCkJl0W will be studied for its biochemical and clinical implications.<br />
The radiocarbon dating <strong>of</strong> Quaternary sediments <strong>of</strong> Gangetic plain, coastal and lake<br />
dcposits and archaeobotanical remains will be continued. Elemental analysis <strong>of</strong> fossil wood<br />
specimens and radiometric dating <strong>of</strong> trap material by '0Ar-" Ar will be taken up. The existing<br />
data bases will be updated for preparation <strong>of</strong> catalogues and monographs. The geobotanicaJ<br />
analysis will be continued for the mineral prospecting and reconstruction <strong>of</strong> history <strong>of</strong> modern<br />
vegetation through Cenozoic Era. Under the project palaeobiochemistry investigation <strong>of</strong><br />
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