Metabolic changes associated with elongation of cotton fibres

By:

NAYYAR, Harsh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1988Edition: Botany COBHDescription: 196,28LSubject(s):

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T 633.51 N31M

Summary: The cell physiological mechanisms regulating the extent of fibre growth and differential fibre growth in related species of Gossypium are discussed. The dry matter accumulation increased with fibre development. The two cuitivars showed high activities of

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The cell physiological mechanisms regulating the extent of fibre growth and differential fibre growth in related species of Gossypium are discussed. The dry matter accumulation increased with fibre development. The two cuitivars showed high activities of

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