Response of Dhaincha (Sesbania cannabina ) (Retz.) pers. to soil moisture regimes

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GURSHARAN

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1982Edition: COBHDescription: 70, 13LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 581.1 G96R

Summary: Response of dhaincha to soil moisture regimes showed that reducing condition of the flooded soil supported better growth and vigour of the plants Radicle and plumule both were restricted under submergence but recovered under aerobic conditons Anaerobic co

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Response of dhaincha to soil moisture regimes showed that reducing condition of the flooded soil supported better growth and vigour of the plants Radicle and plumule both were restricted under submergence but recovered under aerobic conditons Anaerobic co

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