Phenological studies for the estimation of apicultural value of major nectar secreting plants

By:

BALJINDER Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1991Edition: EntomologyDescription: 144, 7LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 638.13 B17P

Summary: The blooming season of a particular plant species indicated that nectar secreted per flower was more in the middle than at the start of flowering or towards the end of it In field crops, the average nectar quantity per flower varied from 0066 mg with 38.6

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The blooming season of a particular plant species indicated that nectar secreted per flower was more in the middle than at the start of flowering or towards the end of it In field crops, the average nectar quantity per flower varied from 0066 mg with 38.6

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