Effect of different crop rotations on nutrient availability in soil

By:

JATINDER Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1989Edition: SoilsDescription: 141, 20LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.811 J35E

Summary: Application of recommended and 125% of recommended dose increased the biomass production of all the crops significantly over control But the difference between recommended and 125% of recommended dose and zinc application was non-significant except in mai

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Application of recommended and 125% of recommended dose increased the biomass production of all the crops significantly over control But the difference between recommended and 125% of recommended dose and zinc application was non-significant except in mai

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