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Class 12 Botany

Course contents for Class 12 Botany, National Education Board, Nepal. Please click the following topics provided with course links.

1. Concept of plant tissues

2. Anatomy of plant roots

3. Anatomy of plant stems

4. Anatomy of plant leaves

5. Secondary growth in dicotyledonous stems

6. Water relations in plants

7. The basic concept on photosynthesis

8. Respiration in plants

9. Plant hormones or growth regulators or phytohormones

10. Plant growth and movement 

11. Genetic materials and genetic Code 

12. Mendelian genetics

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