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The growth and development of wheat inflorescence: the effect of pre-anthesis nitrogen treatment on fertility and assimilate concentration of the inflorescence

By: Contributor(s): Material type: ArticleArticleLanguage: En Publication details: 1985ISSN:
  • 0019-5502
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 86-084575
 In: Indian Journal of Plant Physiology v. 28, no. 2, p. 115-12386-084575Summary: Wheat variety Sonalika, was grown in pots containing farmyard manure in winter season of 1982-83. Supply of urea (400 mg day-1 pot-1) during the period, commencing 14 days before anthesis to some days after anthesis, increased yield of grains through the survival of more number of tillers and florets. It also increased the dry weight, nitrogen and potassium contents of the shoot and the soluble carbohydrates and free amino acid concentration of the inflorescence on the mainshoot
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Wheat variety Sonalika, was grown in pots containing farmyard manure in winter season of 1982-83. Supply of urea (400 mg day-1 pot-1) during the period, commencing 14 days before anthesis to some days after anthesis, increased yield of grains through the survival of more number of tillers and florets. It also increased the dry weight, nitrogen and potassium contents of the shoot and the soluble carbohydrates and free amino acid concentration of the inflorescence on the mainshoot

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