Biology and control of waterhyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes (Mart) Solms)

By:

SURJIT SINGH

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: AgronomyDescription: 83,13LSubject(s):

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T 632.954 S94B

Summary: Biology and control of waterhyacinth was studied in six sets of experiments during spring-summer (March-June) and two winter (September-December) seasons. The growth and biomass production of waterhyacinth was more in spring-summer as compared with winter

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Biology and control of waterhyacinth was studied in six sets of experiments during spring-summer (March-June) and two winter (September-December) seasons. The growth and biomass production of waterhyacinth was more in spring-summer as compared with winter

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