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Improving harvest index in chickpea through incorporation of cold tolerance
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http://oar.icrisat.org/2152/
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Improving harvest index in chickpea through incorporation of cold tolerance
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Saxena, N P
Johansen, C Sethi, S C Talwar, H S Krishnamurthy, L |
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Chickpea
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One of the reasons for low yield in chickpea in the cooler environments of northern India, such as Hisar. Haryana, is that sink potential is not fully realized; this results in a low harvest index (Saxena and Johanscn 1988). Low night temperatures induce flower shedding or failure of pod-sel (Saxcna 1980). thereby causing investment of assimilates in continual vegetative growth and lowering the harvest index.
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1988
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Article
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application/pdf
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en
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http://oar.icrisat.org/2152/1/ICN19_%2817-19%291988.pdf
Saxena, N P and Johansen, C and Sethi, S C and Talwar, H S and Krishnamurthy, L (1988) Improving harvest index in chickpea through incorporation of cold tolerance. International Chickpea Newsletter, 19. pp. 17-19. |
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