Screening of morpho-physiooogical and biochemical characteristics imparting resistance against alternaria blight in caul

By:

Dhingra, Madhu

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2011Edition: BotanyDescription: 29cm. ; 131Subject(s):

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T 635.35 D38S

Summary: The present investigation was undertaken with an objective to screen sixty cauliflower genotypes (10 early season, 20 main season and 30 late season) against Alternaria blight under field conditions and evaluate morphological, physiological and biochemica

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The present investigation was undertaken with an objective to screen sixty cauliflower genotypes (10 early season, 20 main season and 30 late season) against Alternaria blight under field conditions and evaluate morphological, physiological and biochemica

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