Abstract

Morphological Characterization. Electron microscopy, optical Microscopy, scanning probe microscopic like microscopy (SPM). Morphology using techniques characterizations were carried out. Morphology of nonmaterial’s various used for study A comprehensive of microscopic techniques The explanation is given here.The shape of animals and plants and of biology dealing with structure A division the form of an organism and organization or its parts. Amphibian morphology. The internal structure of words and Segmentation into different types of morphemes Two basic objectives or Essential to Morphology: New Words Creating and. Already Change of words in. Therefore, morphology is body Physically recognizable letterforms Read, they are morphological characters are referred to as of an organism Specific elements are shape, size, color And so on. Morphology is structure A word that describes a characteristic. activity, Taxonomy, heredity, ecology, development and other branches of biology A basis for understanding Morphology gives us, therefore other A for us to read the branches Provides the site. Very simply Said morphological classification, Physiology to establish species boundaries Attributes (or roles) Uses similarity, same As well as interracial relationships uses. Characteristics may be characteristic. The multi-objective optimization by ratio analysis (MOORA) method is one of the MADM techniques. It is a group of qualities (prospective students). It is possible to calculate the worth of criteria, making this the ideal choice for decision-makers like prospective students. Days to flowering, Days to maturity, Plant height, Branches per plant, Pods per plant, Seeds per pod. Genotypic variance, Phenotypic variance, Grand mean, Heritability. From the result it is seen that Plant height is got the first rank where as is the Days to flowering is having the lowest rank. As a result, the plant height received the first rank, as well as the days to flowering received the lowest rank.

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