Title A MSBiochemical responses associated with bacterial blight of basmati rice

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Author C STaranjeet Kaur

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TextPublication details: Pub.Plc.K SLudhiana PublishrL SPAU 2009Edition: Univ/FacE SBiochemistryDescription: CollatinN 29CM;86L+ CDSubject(s):

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Summary: The present study was conducted to understand the biochemical basis of disease resistance in five basmati lines, three susceptible lines viz. Super Basmati, Basmati 386 and Pusa Basmati No.1 and two resistant lines viz. P 1460 and IR 75483 against bacteri

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The present study was conducted to understand the biochemical basis of disease resistance in five basmati lines, three susceptible lines viz. Super Basmati, Basmati 386 and Pusa Basmati No.1 and two resistant lines viz. P 1460 and IR 75483 against bacteri

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