Noor-us-Saher, Farah Naz and Mustafa Kamal – Study on isozyme electrophoretic patterns variability in the three species of super family Grapsoidea in Karachi Mangrove Forest
M. Talha Saleem, Mehwish Amin, Ramsha Ahmed, Qudsia Basri, Sadia Ghousia Baig and Maria Baig – Comparative study of diazepam and ascorbic acid in mice by open field and balance beam test
Asma Hanif and Shahnaz Dawar – In vitro, evaluation of different concentrations of homeopathic drugs in the inhibition of root rot fungi
Sumaiya Bano, Sheeba Afsar and Jan Alam – Diversity and spatial distribution of threatened plants within Karachi University Campus
Muhammad Ajaib, Taimur Ali and Muhammad Faheem Siddiqui – A survey of ethnobotanically important herbaceous plants of Tehsil Jatoi, district Muzaffar Garh, Punjab, Pakistan
Hira Rafi and Shahnaz Dawar – Long-term resistance of bio-primed seeds in the suppression of root infecting pathogens and establishment of crop plants
Muhammad Ajaib, Musfirah Anjum, Nafeesa Zahid Malik and Muhammad Faheem Sidiqui – Ethnobotanical study of some plants of Darguti, Tehsil Khuiratta, Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Summiaya Rahim and Shahnaz Dawar – Effect of organic soil amendment on growth of plants and in the control of pathogenic fungi in Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench (Okra)
Muhammad Atiqullah Khan, Shagufta Riaz and Kiran Yousuf – Size distribution and length weight relationship in commercially important fish Sillago sihama (Forsskal, 1775) (family: Sillaginidae) from Karachi coast, Pakistan
Shamsa Kanwal, Shahnaz Dawar and Marium Tariq – Impact of seed priming with Carica papaya (L.) extract in the control of root infecting fungi and growth of mash bean and chick pea (Part 1)
Shamsa Kanwal, Shahnaz Dawar and Marium Tariq – Impact of seed priming with Carica papaya (L.) extract in the control of root infecting fungi and growth of mash bean and chick pea (Part 2)
Shamsa Kanwal, Shahnaz Dawar and Marium Tariq – Impact of seed priming with Carica papaya (L.) extract in the control of root infecting fungi and growth of mash bean and chick pea (Part 3)
