Agricultural Botany is a specialized branch of botany that focuses on the scientific study of crop plants in relation to agriculture. It encompasses the detailed examination of plant anatomy, physiology, genetics, and morphology, with the goal of improving crop productivity and sustainability. This discipline provides a foundational understanding of how plants grow, develop, and interact with their environment. Agricultural botanists work to apply this knowledge in practical ways to solve real-world agricultural challenges and contribute to food security.

Plant Anatomy & Morphology: Understanding the internal and external structures of plants to improve crop form, function, and adaptability to different agro-climatic conditions.