Studies on vigour and viability of carrot seed as affected by umbel order and variable fertilizers doses

By:

DHALIWAL, Avtar Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1988Edition: OlericultureDescription: 62,9LSubject(s):

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T 633.432.1 D38S

Summary: The primary umbel seed had significantly higher gemination (6672%). soil emergence (5889%) and lowest electric conductance (1.51) in comparison to secondary and tertiary umbel order seeds The primary umbel order seed had the higher germination rate and sp

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The primary umbel seed had significantly higher gemination (6672%). soil emergence (5889%) and lowest electric conductance (1.51) in comparison to secondary and tertiary umbel order seeds The primary umbel order seed had the higher germination rate and sp

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