Studies on characterisation of optimum wetted soil volume and its orientation for trickle irrigated tomatoes

By:

BARUA, Pankaj

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1994Edition: Soil and Water EngineeringDescription: 87,7LSubject(s):

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T 635.642.87 B30S

Summary: It was found that different water applications did not significantly influence rooting density. Only orientation of laterals with reference to crop row influenced rooting density and closer proximity of the lateral to the crop row was found to be more imp

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It was found that different water applications did not significantly influence rooting density. Only orientation of laterals with reference to crop row influenced rooting density and closer proximity of the lateral to the crop row was found to be more imp

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