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Effect of Allelogenic biomass of tree species on growth, yield and quality of Arable crops by
  • Lal, B,
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Agronomy, New Delhi Ph.D. 1996Singh, H.K.
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Utilization of fertilizers phosphorus by barley in relation to quantity parameters of soil phosphorus by
  • Das, S.K,
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, New Delhi M.Sc. 1980Rishi, A.K.
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Response of safflower ( Carthamus tinctorius L. ) to phosphorus under two moisture regimes. by
  • Kumar, R.M,
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Agronomy, New Delhi Ph.D. 1986Sinha, M.N.
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Effect of different doses of nitrogen and phosphorus and thier placements on potato by
  • Misra, L.R,
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Agronomy, New Delhi Associateship 1951Sen, S.
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Phosphorus utilization by mungbean ( Vigna radiata L. wilczek ) in relation to plant densities and phosphorus levels by
  • Murthy, V.B.R,
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Agronomy, New Delhi M.Sc. 1984Rai, R.K.
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Phosphate manuring of berseem with and without potash and its effect on soil fertility. by
  • Tiwari, B.P
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Agronomy, New Delhi Associateship 1949Sen, S.
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Utilization of phosphorus by crops in relation to sources of fertilizers phosphorus and mycorrhizal association. by
  • Mishra, S.N,
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, New Delhi Ph.D. 1982Goswami, N.N.
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Relative utilization of phosphorus by wheat, gram and mustard as influnced by preceding green manure crops-sunnhemp, dhaincha and cowpea by
  • Abdul Haris.A
Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Agronomy, New Delhi Ph.D. 1995Rai, B.K.
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Pragmatic approach for supplementation of chemical fertilizers with biofertilizers to onion crop (Allium cepa L.) by
  • Ukey, R.N
Dissertation note: Singh, N.IARI, Division of Vegetable Crops, New Delhi Ph.D. 1998ields Azotobacter Azosprillium IARI, Division of Vege
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Phosphorus and sulphur utilization by mustard cultivars using tracers by
  • Kumar, A.S.A
Dissertation note: Singh, S.IARI, Division of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, New Delhi M.Sc. 1997
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