Growth and productivity analysis of groundnut cultivars grown under variable growth conditions

By:

Garcha, Amarjit Iqbal Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U 1983Description: 29cm. : 137,13 LSubject(s):

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T 633.368 G16G

Summary: Phenology of groundnut varieties (MH-2, M-31 and C-501) was studied in relation to sowing dates (20 June, 5 July and 2~ July) and irrigation (no irrigation, normal irrigation). M-31 out yielded other varieties in pod production which showed highest signif

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Phenology of groundnut varieties (MH-2, M-31 and C-501) was studied in relation to sowing dates (20 June, 5 July and 2~ July) and irrigation (no irrigation, normal irrigation). M-31 out yielded other varieties in pod production which showed highest signif

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