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		No cover image available Effect of different quality irrigation waters on the physical and chemical properties of vertisols and inceptisols. by Patil, A.S, Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, New Delhi Ph.D. 1986Paliwal, K.V. Availability: Items available for reference: Prof. M S Swaminathan Library, ICAR: Indian Agricultural Research Institute: Not for loan (1). Add to cart (remove)

		No cover image available Role of blue green algae in saline alkali soils. by Dandamudi, S Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Microbiology, New Delhi M.Sc. 1982Kaushik, B.D. Availability: Items available for reference: Prof. M S Swaminathan Library, ICAR: Indian Agricultural Research Institute: Not for loan (1). Add to cart (remove)

		No cover image available Studies on cyanobacterial flora of U.P.salt affected soils. by Kumar, H, Dissertation note: IARI, Division of Microbiology, New Delhi Ph.D. 1991Kaushik, B.D. Availability: Items available for reference: Prof. M S Swaminathan Library, ICAR: Indian Agricultural Research Institute: Not for loan (1). Add to cart (remove)

		No cover image available Effect of exchangeable sodium percen t on some physical properties of black soils. by Ali, S.M Material type: Text Dissertation note: Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University.M. Sc. (Agriculture)1970Narasimham, R. L. Availability: Items available for reference: Prof. M S Swaminathan Library, ICAR: Indian Agricultural Research Institute: Not for loan (1). Add to cart (remove)

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