Water-use and fertilizer-use efficiency of maize and wheat as affected by root manipulation through tillage on two soils

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RAJENDRA Prasad

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1987Edition: SoilsDescription: 136, 17LSubject(s):

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T 633.111 R14W

Summary: Deep tillage significantly increased maize grain yield on both the years on both soils under all the irrigation and nitrogen levels Deep tillage benefited the crop by increasing depth and density of rooting and improving the uniformity of root distributio

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Deep tillage significantly increased maize grain yield on both the years on both soils under all the irrigation and nitrogen levels Deep tillage benefited the crop by increasing depth and density of rooting and improving the uniformity of root distributio

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