Significance of mineral forms of nitrogen in plant nutrition under aerobic and anaerobic conditions

By:

BRAR, Joginder Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P. A. U 1974Edition: COADescription: 99+8LSubject(s):

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T 631.8 B79S

Summary: In rice performance of nitrogen sources was found in the decreasing order of ammonium sulphate,urea, calcium nitrate In case of wheat the sources did not differ significantly. It was found that nitrogen content in the plant reflected the adequacy of nitro

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In rice performance of nitrogen sources was found in the decreasing order of ammonium sulphate,urea, calcium nitrate In case of wheat the sources did not differ significantly. It was found that nitrogen content in the plant reflected the adequacy of nitro

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