Nodulation studies in new promising varieties/genotypes of chickpea. Note.

Mane P.B.; Shinde P.A.

Nodulation studies in new promising varieties/genotypes of chickpea. Note.

1987

Mane P.B. | Shinde P.A.

Results reveal that number of nodules per plant in all varieties in inoculated treatment was more than in uninoculated treatment. Inoculation with Rhizobium culture gave more number of nodules than uninoculated control in chickpea. Among the varieties/genotypes tested variety Vishwas was found to be significantly superior in respect of number of nodules and nodule dry weight in both inoculated as well as uninoculated treatments over rest of the varieties/genotypes.

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cicer arietinum genotipos genotypes inoculation maharashtra rendement rendimiento root nodulation variedades varieties yields

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Published in

Journal of Maharashtra Agricultural Universities

Volume 12 ISSN 0378-2395

Pagination

v.129(1)

Other Subjects

Formation de nodosites; Genotype; Inoculacion; Nodulacion; Variete

Language

English

Note

5 ref.

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part

Source

Journal-of-Maharashtra-Agricultural-Universities (India). (Jan 1987). v. 12(1) p. 129.

Corporate Author

Mahatma Phule Agricultural Univ., Rahuri (India)

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Nodulation studies in new promising varieties/genotypes of chickpea. Note.

1987

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