Aberrant weather and diseases as limiting factors in wheat production in the Punjab
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Indian Journal of Ecology v. 9, no. 2, p. 237-247615305Summary: The success of a wheat crop in the Punjab largely depends on weather conditions, especially rainfall and temp., which also influence the spread of diseases. A case study of the wheat crop grown in the 1981-2 season and a strategy to meet the aberrant weather and disease situation are described.
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The success of a wheat crop in the Punjab largely depends on weather conditions, especially rainfall and temp., which also influence the spread of diseases. A case study of the wheat crop grown in the 1981-2 season and a strategy to meet the aberrant weather and disease situation are described.
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