History of the Department of Botany

The Botany Department of the Myitkyina College was established in 1968.

The Botany Department of the University of Myitkyina is located in the Thanlwin building (3). The Departmental staff office rooms are ground floor. The lecture rooms are situated on the second floor and the practical rooms are third floor.

The Botany Department has 21 staff of teachers with 4 laboratory staffs and offers courses leading to Bachelor degree, Master of Science and Master of research in Botany.

 

Candidates for the Bachelor (Undergraduate) and Master of Science in Botany degree study the following courses.

  • Evolutionary survey of Plant Kingdom
  • Environmental Science
  • Principles of Taxonomy
  • Horticulture
  • Medicinal plants
  • Cell biology
  • Morphogenesis
  • Microbiology
  • Plant embryology
  • Molecular genetics
  • Plant physiology
  • Biochemistry
  • Biodiversity of plants
  • Industrial microbiology and pharmacognosy

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       Mission

  • Our undergraduate program currently offers 4 years program.
  • To support experimental learning in laboratory, outdoor learning (Field trips) for all students.
  • To assist research activities span the entire range of the plant sciences, including Physiology, Ecology, Horticulture, Microbiology and Mycology.
  • To cooperate with other local and foreign participants for researches and projects.

       Vision

  • Teaching of basic plant science (Botany)
    Researching into these, including Taxonomy, Anatomy, Genetics, Microbiology,
  • Mycology, Pharmacognosy and other environmental sciences subjects.
  • Our postgraduate program offers many researches and projects especially based on the community and Natural resources. Because of our university is located in Kachin State, Northern Myanmar. It has many natural resources areas including Northern mountain complex, Hukaung Valley, Indawgyi and Sein-lon.

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Administration

Prof. Dr Khin Win Naing
Head of Department of Botany
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Phone : 09-97929751

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Education and qualification
  • B.Sc, Pathein Degree Collage (1981)
  • B.Sc (Hons:), Yangon University (1982)
  • M.Sc, Yangon University (1989)
  • PhD, Mandalay University (2011)
Professional Experience
  • 2018: Survey of plants Kingdom I & II
  • 2018: Plant Cytology and Anatomy
  • 2018: Biochemistry
  • 2018: Advanced Pharmacognosy
  • 2019: Advanced Genetics 
  • 2019: Biostatistics
  • 2019: Ethnobotany
  • 2019: Plant Biochemistry & Physiology
SR NONAMEDESIGNATIONDUTY
1Dr. Khin Win NaingProfessor & HeadChairperson
2Dr. Seine Nyoe Nyoe KoProfessorVice-Chairperson
3Daw Than Than AyeLecturerMember
4Daw Khin Aye WinLecturerMember
5Daw Lanan Kaw Ja BuAssistant LecturerMember
6Daw May Thazin AungAssistant LecturerMember
7Dr. Lum TsaiDemonstratorMember
8Dr. Sandar HtunAssociate ProfessorSecretary
SR NONAMEDESIGNATIONFIELD OF SPECIALIZATION
1Dr. Khin Win NaingProfessor & HeadB.Sc, Pathein Degree Collage (1981)
B.Sc (Hons:), Yangon University (1982)
M.Sc, Yangon University (1989)
PhD, Mandalay University (2011)
2Dr. Seine Nyoe Nyoe KoProfessor B.Sc (Q), University of Yangon (1991)
M.Sc, University of Yangon (1995)
Ph.D, Zhejiang University, Hangzhous, P.R.China (2007)
3Dr. Soe Soe WinAssociate ProfessorB.Sc, Mandalay University (1984)
B.Sc (Hons:), Mandalay University (1985)
M.Sc, Mandalay University (1995)
PhD, Mandalay University (2011)
4Dr. Sandar HtunAssociate ProfessorB.Sc, Mandalay University (1982)
B.Sc (Hons:), Mandalay University (1983)
M.Sc, Mandalay University (1996)
PhD, Mandalay University (2009)
5Dr. Moe SweAssociate ProfessorB.Sc (Hons:), Monywa University (1997)
M.Sc, Monywa University (1998)
PhD, Yangon University (2009)
6Dr. Hkawn TsinAssociate ProfessorB.Sc, Mandalay University (1996)
M.Sc, Mandalay University (1997)
PhD, Mandalay University (2015)
7Dr. Phyu Phyu OoLecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Mandalay University (1994)
M.Sc, Yangon University (1997)
PhD, Mandalay University (2010)
8Daw Than Than AyeLecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Yangon University (1993)
M.Sc, Yangon University (1997)
9Dr. Thidar AyeLecturerB.Sc (Q), Mandalay University (1999)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2004)
M.Res, Myitkyina University (2005)
PhD, Mandalay University (201
10Dr. Khin Min Min ThweLecturerB.Sc (Q), Myitkyina University (2001)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2004)
M.Res, Myitkyina University (2005)
PhD, Mandalay University (2013)
11Daw Khin Aye WinLecturerB.Sc (Q), Myitkyina University (1997)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2003)
M.Res, Mandalay University (2004
12Daw Lanan Kaw Ja BuAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Myitkyina University (2004)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2007)
M.Res, Myitkyina University (2009)
13D Depar MyintAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Q),Myitkyina University (2003)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2007)
14D Poe Poe HlaingAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Myitkyina University (2009)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2012)
15Daw May Thazin AungAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Yadanabon University (2008)
M.Sc, Yadanabon University (2010)
M.Res, Yadanabon University (2011)
16D Phyo Phyo KhaingAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Yadanabon University (2008)
M.Sc, Yadanabon University (2010)
M.Res, Yadanabon University (2011)
17D Khin Mar MyintAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Q),Myitkyina University (2002)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2006)
18D Mya Thandar KyawAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Q), Myitkyina University (2008)
M.Sc, Myitkyina University (2012)
19U Kyaw NyeinAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Myitkyina University (2004)
M.Sc, Mandalay University (2007)
M.Res, Mandalay University (2009)
20Daw Moe Myint ThweAssistant LecturerB.Sc (Hons:), Taungoo University (2011)
M.Sc, Taungoo University (2014)
21Dr. Lum TsaiDemonstratorB.Sc (Hons:), M.Sc, M.Res, Mandalay University
M.Sc, Japan (2010), PhD, Japan (2015)
Dr. Seine Nyoe Nyoe Ko
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Dr. Soe Soe Win
Dr. Soe Soe Win Associate Professor View Profile
Dr. Sandar Htun
Dr. Sandar Htun Associate Professor View Profile
Dr. Moe Swe
Dr. Moe Swe Associate Professor View Profile
Dr. Hkawn Tsin
Dr. Hkawn Tsin Associate Professor View Profile
Dr. Phyu Phyu Oo
Dr. Phyu Phyu Oo Lecturer View Profile
Daw Than Than Aye
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Dr. Thidar Aye
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Dr. Khin Min Min Thwe
Dr. Khin Min Min Thwe Lecturer View Profile
Daw Khin Aye Win
Daw Khin Aye Win Lecturer View Profile
Daw Lanan Kaw Ja Bu
Daw Lanan Kaw Ja Bu Assistant Lecturer View Profile
Daw Depar Myint
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Daw Poe Poe Hlaing
Daw Poe Poe Hlaing Assistant Lecturer View Profile
Daw May Thazin Aung
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Daw Phyo Phyo Khaing
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Daw Khin Mar Myint
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Daw Mya Thandar Kyaw
Daw Mya Thandar Kyaw Assistant Lecturer View Profile
U Kyaw Nyein
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Daw Moe Myint Thwe
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Dr. Lum Tsai
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SR NOTITLEAUTHORABSTRACT
1TAXONOMIC STUDY ON SOME ANGIOSPERMS IN INHKAI BUMDr. Khin Win NaingThe taxonomic study on some angiosperms from Inhkai Bum of Myitkyina Township, has undertaken. The study area is situated between Northern Latitude 25° 23´ and East Longitude 97° 30´. All the species were collected during the year from May, 2014 to May, 2016. The 245 species belonging to 186 genera and 89family were included. Among them, 180 species belong to 139 genera of 60 families are angiosperms, 18 species belong to 16 genera of 12 families are fern and ferns allies, 23 species belong to 19 genera of 18 families are medicinal plants and 23 species belong to 19 genera of 18 families are medicinal plants and 23 species belong to 13 genera are wild orchids. In this research paper, 37 plant species, other 9 medicinal plants and 18 fern and ferns allies were described with their names, families and the outstanding features with colorful photograph.
2STUDY ON SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS IN WAING MAW TOWNSHIPDr Soe Soe Win In this project paper, some medicinal plants found in Waingmaw Township in Kachin State were collected from March 2016 to March 2018. In the present work, 36 species belong to 32 genera of 14 families were identified and described the outstanding features with photographs. 9 species belong to Acanthaceae, 2 species belong to Zingiberaceae, 2 species of belong to Fabaceae, 2 species belong to Apocynaceae, 2 species belong to Rutaceae, and only one species in Sterculiaceae, Primulaceae, Chloranthaceae, Meliaceae, Costaceae, Apiaceae, Colchicaceae, Rubiaeae, Saururaceae, Piperaceae, Polygonaceae and Rhamnaceae have been repored for the flowering period, distribution, part used, propagation methods, flok uses, literature uses, of these medicinal plants.
3EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FERTILIZERS ON YIELD OF RAPESEEDDr Thida AyeOilseeds of rape are are essential for the local people. It is one of the most essential crops in Kachin State. The plot experiment was conducted during the winter season September 2015 to Jannuary 2016, at Myitkyina University campus. the experiment was conducted 2 fertilizers treatments in a Randomized Complete Block Design (RCB) with 5 replications. The effect of inorganic fertilizer of Armo and orgaic algal biofertilizer of Nostoc on the growth and yield of rapeseed were described. The results showed that growth and yield component characters of rapeseed in 3 gl -1 of Aroma were better than the control.
SR NOTITLEAUTHORABSTRACT
1SPECIES COMPOSITION OF ROAD-SIDE PLANTS IN URBAN AREA OF MYITKYINA TOWNSHIPDr. Moe SweA study of species composition of roadside plants in urban area of Myitkyina will be undertaken in 2018 to 2020. In this study, a representative sample site (One Quarter) will be selected according to the preliminary survey. All the species of roadsides will be collected and prepared for herbarium species. Environmental data to overall spectrum of species diversity will be collected. The aim of the study was to assess the species diversity and to do inventory list of species in urban area
2EDIBLE ALGAE ( NOSTOCHOPSIS LOBATUS WOOD EM. GEITTER) FOUND IN WAIMAW TOWNSHIP, KACHIN STATEHkawn TsinEdible algae Nostochopsis lobatus was collected from Nantmyint stream, Waimaw Towship, Kachin State. This algae was growing during October to April. The water temperature of study stie varied ranging from 18°C to 35°C and the pH values of water were 7.0 to 7.1. The water quality was clean and purity. The colonial size was found to be 0.5 to 2.0 cm in diameter while young, adult colonies were 10.0 to 15.0 cm in diameter. In this paper showed the morphological (EDXRF), protein analysis and nutritional value were reported.
3ISOLATION OF BACTERIA STRAINS FROM ROOT NODULES OF PHASEOLUS VULGARIS L. (BO-SA-PE) AND THEIR EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENTDr. Phyu Phyu Oo Soil and plant samples were collected from Pa-ma-tee Quarter, Myitkyina Township, Kachin State. Isolation of bacteria, Rhizobium , from root nodules of Phaseolus vulgaris L. (Bo-sa-pe) had been undertaken using YMA as basal medium. Isolated Rhizobium five strains (p 1, p 2, p 3, p 4, p 5) were observed and their morphological, culture characteristics and some biochemical tests were investigated. Besides, the tolerance of different pH, NaCl %and CaCO 3 % effects on 5 selected strains were undertaken to study the environmental stress. Finally, five strain (p 1, p 2, p 3, p 4, p 5) were effect on Phaseolus vulgaris L. (Bo-sa-pe) in pot culture.
Sr No Candidate Title Supervisor
YEARTOTAL
First Year54
Second Year46
Third Year46
Fourth Year49
First Year Honours11
Second Year Honours6
Third Year Honours13
MSc Qualifying4
First Year MSc11
Second Year MSc1
YEARTOTAL
First Year54
Second Year46
Third Year46
Fourth Year49
First Year Honours11
Second Year Honours6
Third Year Honours13
MSc Qualifying4
First Year MSc11
Second Year MSc1

Curriculum and Time Table

First Year BSc
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit pointsHours per Week 
LecturePractical/Tutorial
M 1001Myanmar322
Eng 1001English322
BotPlant Biology432
Elective 1*322
Elective 2*322
AM 1001Aspects of Myanmar 322
Total191312
Total Credit –19 points; Total hours – 25
Foundation Courses
M 1001Myanmar
Eng 1001English
Core Course
Bot 1101Plant Biology
Elective Courses
Zool 1101Organization and Variety of life
Chem 1001General Chemistry 1
Geol 1001General Geology 1
Geol 1001Elements of Physical Geography
AM 1001Aspects of Myanmar
*A student can choose any tow elective courses offered from the Department of Zoology, Chemistry, Geology and Geography to fulfill a total of 19 credit points.
Elective Course for Other Specialization
Bot 1001Varieties of Plants and their Relatives
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Module No.Name of ModuleCredit pointsHours per Week  
LecturePractical/Tutorial
M 1002Myanmar322
Eng 1002English322
Bot 1102Basic Concepts of Applied Botany432
Elective 1*322
Elective 2*322
AM 1001Aspects of Myanmar 322
Total191312
Total Credit –19 points; Total hours – 25
Foundation Courses
M 1001Myanmar
Eng 1002English
Core Course
Bot 1102Basic Concept of Applied Botany
Elective Courses
Zool 1102Life Processes and Fossils
Chem 1002General Chemistry II
Geol 1003General Geology II
Geol 1002Elements of Climatology
AM 1002Aspects of Myanmar
*A student can choose any tow elective courses offered from the Department of Zoology, Chemistry, Geology and Geography to fulfill a total of 19 credit points.
Elective Course for Other Specialization
Bot 1002Importance of Plants
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Second Year BSc
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit pointsHours per Week  
LecturePractical/Tutorial
Eng 2001English 322
Bot 2101Survey of Plant Kingdom I432
Bot 2102Angiosperms I432
Bot 2103Genetics432
Elective I*322
Elective 2*322
Total 211512
Total Credit –21 points; Total hours – 27
Foundation Courses
Eng 2001English
Core Course
Bot 2101Survey of Plant Kingdom I
Bot 2102Angiosperms I
Bot 2102Genetics
Elective Courses
Bot 2104Ecology
Bot 2105Introduction to Evolution
Zool 2001Invertebrate Zoology
Chem 2001Organic Chemistry I
*A student can choose any tow elective courses offered from the Department of Botany, Zoology and Chemistry to fulfill a total of 21 credit points.
Elective Course for Other Specialization
Bot 2001Plant Taxonomy I
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Module No.Name of ModuleCredit pointsHours per Week  
LecturePractical/Tutorial
Eng 2002English 322
Bot 2106Survey of Plant Kingdom II432
Bot 2107Angiosperms II432
Bot 2108Cytogenetics432
Elective I*322
Elective 2*322
Total 211512
Total Credit –21 points; Total hours – 27
Foundation Courses
Eng 2002English
Core Course
Bot 2106Survey of Plant Kingdom II
Bot 2107Angiosperms II
Bot 2108Cytogenetics
Elective Courses
Bot 2109Horticulture
Bot 2110Plant Pathology
Zool 2002 Vertebrate Zoology
Chem 2002Organic Chemistry II
*A student can choose any tow elective courses offered from the Department of Botany, Zoology and Chemistry to fulfill a total of 21 credit points.
Elective Course for Other Specialization
Bot 2002 Plant Taxonomy II
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Third Year BSc / First Year BSc Honours
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit PointsHours per Week 
LecturePractical / Tutorial
Eng 3001English322
Bot 3101/3201Medicinal Plants432
Bot 3102/3202Plant Cytology and Anatomy432
Bot 3103/3203Plant Physiology I432
Bot 3104/3204Environmental Biology432
Elective*322
Total221612
Total Credit-22 points; Total hours-28
Foundation Course
Eng 3001English
Core Courses
Bot 3101/3201Medicinal Plants
Bot 3102/3202Plants Cytology and Anatomy
Bot 3103/3203Plant Physiology I
Bot 3104/3204Environmental Biology
Elective Courses
Bot 3105/3205Floristics and Herbarium Techniques
Bot 3106/3206Weed Science
Zool 3001Insects of Agricultural Importance
Chem 3001 Organic Chemistry III
*A Student can choose any one elective course offered from the Department of Botany, Zoology and Chemistry to fulfill a total of 22 credit points.
Elective Course for Other Specialization
Bot 3001Plant Ecology
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Module No.Name of ModuleCredit PointsHours per Week 
LecturePractical / Tutorial
Eng 3002English322
Bot 3107/3207Cell Biology432
Bot 3108/3208Advanced Genetics432
Bot 3109/3209Plant Physiology II432
Bot 3110/3210Applied Ecology432
Elective*322
Total221612
Total Credit-22 points; Total hours-28
Foundation Course
Eng 3002English
Core Courses
Bot 3107/3207Cell Biology
Bot 3108/3208Advance Genetics
Bot 3109/3209Plant Physiology II
Bot 3110/3210Applied Ecology
Elective Courses
Bot 3111/3211Biochemistry I
Bot 3112/3212Plant Geography
Zool 3002Insect Toxicology
Chem 3002 Organic Chemistry IV
*A Student can choose any one elective course offered from the Department of Botany, Zoology and Chemistry to fulfill a total of 22 credit points.
Elective Course for Other Specialization
Bot 3002Plant Pathology
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Fourth Year BSc / Second Year BSc Honours
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit PointsHours per Week 
LecturePractical / Tutorial
Eng 4001English322
Bot 4101/4201Plant Systematics432
Bot 4102/4202Pharmacognosy432
Bot 4103/4203Microbiology432
Bot 4104/4204Plant Tissue Culture432
Elective*322
Total221612
Total Credit-22 points; Total hours-28
Foundation Course
Eng 4001English
Core Courses
Bot 4101/4201Plant Systematics
Bot 4102/4202Pharmacognosy
Bot 4103/4203Microbiology
Bot 4104/4204Plant Tissue Culture
Elective Courses
Bot 4105/4205Research Methodology
Bot 4106/4206Mineral Nutrition of Plant
*A Student can choose any one elective course offered by the Department of Botany, to fulfill a total of 22 credits.
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Module No.Name of ModuleCredit PointsHours per Week 
LecturePractical / Tutorial
Eng 4002English322
Bot 4107/4207Biochemistry II432
Bot 4108/4208Plant Biotechnology432
Bot 4109/4209Applied Microbiology432
Bot 4110/4210Biodiversity and Conservation432
Elective*322
Total221612
Total Credit-22 points; Total hours-28
Foundation Course
Eng 4002English
Core Courses
Bot 4107/4207Biochemistry II
Bot 4108/4208Plant Biotechnology
Bot 4109/4209Applied Microbiology
Bot 4110/4210Biodiversity and Conservation
Elective Courses
Bot 4111/4211Molecular Biology
Bot 4112/4212Biostatistics I
*A Student can choose any one elective course offered by the Department of Botany, to fulfill a total of 22 credits.
Note : Project paper must be submitted by each group not more than 10 students in Fourth Year Second Semester. Group paper presentation must be included.
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Third Year BSc Honours/ MSc Qualifying
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit pointsHours per Week 
LecturePractical/Tutorial
Bot 5201Industrial Microbiology432
Bot 5202Advanced Plant Physiology I432
Bot 5203Advanced Pharmacognosy432
Bot 5204Molecular Genetics432
Bot 5205Ethnobotany432
Bot 5206Evolution432
Total241812
Total Credit –24 points; Total hours – 30
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Module No.Name of ModuleCredit pointsHours per Week 
LecturePractical/Tutorial
Bot 5207Microbial Biotechnology432
Bot 5208Advanced Plant Physiology II432
Bot 5209Industrial and Economic Plants432
Bot 5210Enzymology 432
Bot 5205Biostatistics II432
Bot 5206Environmental Education and Ethics432
Total241812
Total Credit –24 points; Total hours – 30
Note : Project paper must be submitted by each group not more than 10 students in Third Year Honours Second Semester. Group paper presentation must be included.
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MSc First Year
Module No.Name of ModuleCreditHours per Week 
PointsLecturePractical / Tutorial
Bot 611Evolutionary Survey of Plant Kingdom442
Bot 612Embryology and Morphogenesis442
Bot 613 Principle of Taxonomy442
Bot 614Applied Pharmacognosy442
Total16168
Module No.Name of ModuleCreditHours per Week 
PointsLecturePractical / Tutorial
Bot 621Advanced Microbiology442
Bot 622Environmental Science442
Bot 623 Plant Biochemistry and Physiology442
Bot 624Molecular Biology and Biotechnology442
Total16168

MSc Second Year
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit Points 
Bot 631Proposal Submission4
Bot 632Research Outline Presentation (First Seminar)4
Bot 633Seminar for Research Outcome (Second Seminar)4
Bot 634Research Progress Report4
Total16
Sample Description
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit Points 
Bot 641Research and Seminar8
Bot 642Thesis and Viva Voce8
Total16
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