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Microbiology for ICAR NET: A Comprehensive Exam Preparation Guide is a valuable resource tailored for students preparing for the ICAR NET exam in Microbiology. This guide offers an in-depth overview of key microbiological topics, including microbial physiology, soil microbiology, environmental microbiology, and microbial biotechnology. Organized into eight comprehensive chapters, the book covers foundational concepts such as the scope of microbiology, prokaryotes, and microscopy, while aligning closely with the ICAR NET syllabus. Ideal for ICAR NET aspirants, this guide also serves as a solid review tool for microbiology students, researchers, and professionals. Key Features: - Includes multiple-choice, true/false, and fill-in-the-blank questions for active learning. - Detailed answer key for self-assessment and concept reinforcement. - Comprehensive coverage of topics essential for ICAR NET Microbiology exam preparation. - Covers a wide range of microbiology topics.

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