Studies on weed control in peach orchard

By:

Satbir Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: PomologyDescription: 29cm. 80, 18LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 634.259.58 S16S

Summary: The orchard was manifested with 8 monocot and 14 dicot prominent weed species. All the treatments significantly reduced the weed population, dry weight of weeds and nutrient depletion by weeds as compared to control (unweeded) In this respect, black polyt

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The orchard was manifested with 8 monocot and 14 dicot prominent weed species. All the treatments significantly reduced the weed population, dry weight of weeds and nutrient depletion by weeds as compared to control (unweeded) In this respect, black polyt

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