International Journal of Chemical Studies · 2021
Effect of irrigation scheduling and zinc fertilization on growth and soil chemical properties under irrigated wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) cultivation
Ulhas, L. P., Prasad, S.
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Crop growth rate (CGR)
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I2 CRI + Late Jointing + Milking vs. I4 CRI + Milking + Doughsignificant · 60 DAS in2015/2016; harvest2015 · Agricultural Research Farm, Banaras Hindu University · Marginal irrigation means across Zn; .05 CD .22/.21 at60DAS and .44 harvest2015. Other stages not included.
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