Insect pests incidence in relation to phenology of hirsutum cotton hybrids PCHH 31 and LHH 121

By:

JAGMOHAN Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1994Edition: EntomologyDescription: 119,23LSubject(s):

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T 633.519.7 J20I

Summary: The incidence of jassld was lower on hybrids than the variety The. population of jassid was negatively correlated with sunshine. Under normal sown and sprayed conditions, the hybrids suffered higher square and green boll shedding as compared with the vari

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The incidence of jassld was lower on hybrids than the variety The. population of jassid was negatively correlated with sunshine. Under normal sown and sprayed conditions, the hybrids suffered higher square and green boll shedding as compared with the vari

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