Biochemical changes in rapeseed- mustard seeds infested by Alternaria brassicae (Berk.) Sacc

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JAYAKUMAR, V

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1999Description: 66LSubject(s):

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633.85 J35B

Summary: Alternaria brassicae infestation was found higher in the seeds of highly susceptible cultivars, BASH 1 and RHEA 1359 of Brassica campertins and Bjuncea respectively as compared to relatively resistant. PC 5 of B carinata Phenols, glucosinolates and oxidat

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Alternaria brassicae infestation was found higher in the seeds of highly susceptible cultivars, BASH 1 and RHEA 1359 of Brassica campertins and Bjuncea respectively as compared to relatively resistant. PC 5 of B carinata Phenols, glucosinolates and oxidat

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