CHICKPEA BIBLIOGRAPHY
1 9 3 0 T O 1974
K. B. S I N G H
PLANT BREEDER ( C H I C K P E A )
AND
L. J. G. V A N DER M A E S E N
G E R M P L A S M BOTANIST (PULSES)
ICRISAT
International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
1 - 1 1 - 2 5 6 Begumpet
Hyderabad 500016 (A.P.) India
1977
Preface
With an increased emphasis on research on the important grain legume crop of chickpea,
a need for a comprehensive listing of chickpea literature.
there is
Bibliographies prepared by the ICAR
(I960), Regional Pulse Improvement Project of USDA (1966-1970), and L.J.G. van der Maesen (1972)
have been the basic resource works on chickpea; this effort was undertaken to update the available
bibliographic works and to provide wider coverage of the world literature.
Assistance was obtained from the U.S.D.A. Library, Commonwealth Bureau of Plant Breeding,
Agricultural
Section),
Research
Institute,
Publications
Council of Scientific and Industrial
in compiling and checking the references.
and
Information
Research
This
Directorate (Wealth of India
(New D e l h i ) ,
bibliography
Indian
covers
and
the
the
ICRISAT Library
years
1 9 3 0 - 1974.
Also included is all traceable literature prior to this period.
The coverage includes 22 languages. Foreign titles are presented only in the English translation.
Where titles are of common knowledge
order to avoid confusion,
in
a
particular field, the original language was kept in
for example some taxonomical works in Latin.
A complete
list of all
languages used has been given at the end. A list of periodical abbreviations along with language
and
country
of publication precedes the bibliography for identification of periodicals used in
the citations.
The World List of Scientific Periodicals, Fourth Edition, Butterworths, London,
was used extensively while preparing the periodical abbreviations.
The table of contents lists the classifications of the entries.
ning with entry 1.
entries.
Numbering is consecutive begin-
Author, subject, and geographic indexes provide a convenient approach to the
Scientific names are
used for weeds, insects and diseases; there are cross references
with common names, wherever possible.
Grateful acknowledgement is made to Drs. R.W. Cummings and L.D. Swindale, Director (retired) and
Director respectively, Dr. J.S. Kanwar, Associate Director, Dr. J.M. Green, Leader, Pulse
ment Program, and
assistance in
D.S.
Sarma and
the
Mr. G.D. Bengtson,
preparation
S.V.K.
Editor.
Improve-
We are thankful to the concerned Librarians for
of this bibliography.
The authors are also grateful to Messrs
Parthasarathy for assistance in sorting out some references and preparing
indexes and to M r . A.J. Rama Rao for typing the manuscript.
K.B. Singh
L.J.G. van der Maesen
iii
TABLE OF C O N T E N T S
PREFACE
iii
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
1
GENERAL
23
BOOKS
23
REPORTS
24
GENERAL LITERATURE
26
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
32
TAXONOMY
34
ANATOMY AND MORPHOLOGY
39
PHYSIOLOGY
40
BIOCHEMISTRY
51
CYTOLOGY
65
GENETICS
67
BREEDING
77
CULTIVARS
80
SOILS
83
AGRONOMY
84
GENERAL
84
MIXED CROPPING
86
CROPPING SYSTEM AND ROTATION
93
FERTILIZERS AND MANURES
98
SOWING DATES, SPACINGS, METHODS AND SEED RATES
112
TILLAGE AND CULTIVATION
116
IRRIGATION
116
WEED CONTROL
117
119
DISEASES
GENERAL
119
BACTERIAL
123
FUNGAL
123
VIRAL
133
RESISTANCE
134
CONTROL MEASURES
136
INSECT-PESTS
138
GENERAL
138
COLEOPTERA
139
DIPTERA
141
LEPIDOPTERA
142
CHEMICAL CONTROL
143
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
144
V
NEMATODES
144
MICROBIOLOGY
NUTRITIONAL
145
QUALITY
149
USES
166
ECONOMICS A N D
STATISTICS
172
GENERAL
172
MARKETING, TRADE AND PRICES
173
STATISTICS
173
AUTHOR
SUBJECT
INDEX
177
INDEX
GEOGRAPHIC
199
INDEX
LANGUAGE ABBREVIATIONS
(Use w i t h Subject and G e o g r a p h i c
215
223
Indexes)
vi
List of Abbreviations
Abstr. Bulgar. Sci. Lit. (Bulgaria)
Abstracts of Bulgarian Scientific Literature
Abstr. in Phytopathology (U.S.A.)
Abstracts in Phytopathology
Abstr. P a p . Agric. For. Sect., Pakistan Sci.
Conf. (Pakistan)
Abstracts, Papers of the Agriculture &
Forest Section, Pakistan Science Conference
Acad. Agric. Sci., Coimbatore (India)
Academy of Agricultural Science, Coimbatore
Acad. Rep. Populare Romine, Studii Cercetari
Biochim. (Romania)
Academia Republicii Populare Romine,
Institutul de Biochemie, Studii si Cercetari de Biochimie
Acad. Sci. Hung. (Hungary)
Academia Scientiarum Hungariae
Acad. Sci. (Paris) C.R. Ser. D. (France)
Academie des Sciences (Paris) Comptes
Rendus Serie D.
Acta Biochim. Biophys.
Acta Biochimica et Biophysica
Acta Biol. Iugosl. Genetika. (Yugoslavia)
Acta Biologica Iugoslavica Genetica
Acta Hort. Petrop. (U.S.S.R.)
Acta Horto Petropolitani
Acta Inst. bot. Acad. Sci. URSS. (U.S.S.R.)
Acta Instituti botanici Academia Scientiarum URSS.
Acta Phytotaxon. Geobot. (Japan)
Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobotanica
Acta Phytother. (Netherlands)
Acta Phytotherapeutica
Actas Trabajos Congr. Peruano Quim.,3 , 1949
(Peru)
Actas y Trabajos del Congreso Peruano de
Quimica, 3 ° , 1949
Adm. Rep. Dir. A g r i c , Ceylon
Administration Report, Director of A g r i culture, Ceylon
A d v a n . Virus Res . (U.S.A.)
Advances in Virus Research
Afinidad (Spain)
Afinidad
Ager, Madr. (Spain)
A g e r , Madrid
Agr. Biol. Chem. (Japan)
Agricultural and Biological Chemistry
Agr. Exp. Sta. La Molina, Lima, Peru
Agricultural Experiment Station La Molina,
L i m a , Peru
A g r . Gaz. N.S. Wales (Australia)
Agricultural Gazette of New South Wales
Agr. Inform. Punjab Agr. Univ. (India)
Agricultural Information Punjab Agricultural University
Agr. J. (India)
Agricultural Journal
Agr. Res. Ind. Counc. A g r . Res. (India)
Agricultural Research, Indian Council of
Agricultural Research
A g r . Res. Inst., Pusa. (India)
Agricultural Research Institute, Pusa
Agr. Res. J. Kerala (India)
Agricultural Research Journal, Kerala
Agr. Res. Rep.
Agricultural Research Report
Agr. Ser.
Agricultural
Series
Agr. Situat. India
Agricultural Situation in India
Agr. tec. (Chile)
Agricultura tecnica
Agr. Tec. Mex. (Mexico)
Agricultura Tecnica en Mexico
Agra Univ. J. Res . Sci. (India)
Agra University Journal of Research Science
Agric. Anim. Husb., India
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry,
India
Agric. Anim. Husb. Uttar Pradesh. (India)
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, Uttar
Pradesh
Chickpea Bibliography
Agric. Ganad. (Chile)
Agricultura y Ganaderia
An. Edafol. Fisiol. veg. (Spain)
Anales de Edafologia y Fisiologia vegetal
Agric. India, Bot. Ser. (India)
Agriculture in India, Botanical Series
An. Inst. Bot. A.J. Cavanilles (Spain)
Anales del Instituto Botanico A.J.
Cavanilles
Agric. Lve-Stk. India
Agriculture and Livestock In India
An. Inst. Nac. Invest. Agron., Madr. (Spain)
Anales Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Agronomicas., Madrid
Agric. Pakistan
Agriculture, Pakistan
Anal. Inst. Cerc, agron. (Romania)
Analele Institutului de Cercetari agronomice Academia Republicii Populare Romine
Agricultura (Spain)
Agricultura
Agrociencia (Mexico)
Agrociencia
Anal. Inst. Cerc, agron. Ser. nova (Romania)
Analele Institutului de Cercetari agronomice Academia Republicii Populare Romine
Series nova
Agrokhimiya (U.S.S.R.)
Agrokhimiya
Anal. Situacion Agric. Sinaloa (Mexico)
Anales Situacion Agricultural Sinaloa
Agron. Abstr. Madison (U.S.A.)
Agronomy Abstracts, Madison
Anales Fac. Farm. Bio-Quim., Univ. nac. Mayor
San Marcos (Peru)
Anales de la Facultad de Farmacla y
Bio-Quimica, Universidad nacional Mayor
de San Marcos
Agron. J. (U.S.A.)
Agronomy Journal
Agron. Lusit. (Portugal)
Agronomia Lusitania
Anales Fac. Quim. Farm., Univ. Chile
Anales de la Facultad de Quimica y Farmacla, Universidad de Chile
Agronomia, Habana (Cuba)
Agronomia, Habana
Agronomico, Sao Paulo (Brazil)
Agronomico, Sao Paulo
Anales Real Soc. Espan. Fis. Quim. (Madrid)
(Spain)
Anales de la Real Sociedad Espanola de
Fisica y Quimica (Madrid)
AICRPP (India)
All India Coordinated Research Project on
Pulses
Anales Soc. espan. Fis. Quim. (Spain)
Anales de la Sociedade espanola de Fisica
y Quimica
Akad. Sel'sk-khoz. Nauki
Akademia Sel'skokhozyaistvennaya Nauki
Andhra Agric. J. (India)
Andhra Agricultural Journal
Allahabad Fmr (India)
Allahabad Farmer
Ankara Nukleer Arastirma Merkezi Teknik
Rapor (Turkey)
Ankara Nukleer Arastirma Merkezi Teknik
Rapor
Am. J. Bot.
American Journal of Botany
Am. J. Clin. Nutr.
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Ankara Univ. Ziraat Fak. Bitki Yet. Kursusil
(Turkey)
Ankara Universitesi, Ziraat Fakultesi,
Bitki Yetistirme ve Islahi Kursusu
Am. Phytopathol. Soc. Monogr.
American Phytopathological Society
Monograph
Ann. Agric. Sci. (Cairo) (Egypt)
Annals of Agricultural Science (Cairo)
An. Acad. Bras. Cienc. (Brazil)
Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciencias
Ann. Appl. Biol. (U.K.)
Annals of Applied Biology
An. Bromatol. (Madrid) (Spain)
Anales de Bromatologia (Madrid)
2
List of Abbreviations
Ann. Sci. Univ. Besancon, Bot. (France)
Annales Scientifiques de l'Unlversite de
Besancon, Botanique
Ann. Arid Zone (India)
Annals of Arid Zone
Ann. Biochem.
Annals of Biochemistry
Ann. Sper. Agrar. (Italy)
Annali della Sperimentazione Agraria
Ann. Biochem. exp. Med. (India)
Annals of Biochemistry and Experimental
Medicine
Ann. Stn. Chim-Agrar. Sper. Roma, Ser. III
Pubbl. (Italy)
Annali della Stazione Chimico-Agraria
Sperimentale di Roma, Series III Pubblicazione
Ann. Bot. (Lond.) (U.K.)
Annals of Botany (London)
Anniv. Vol., R. bot. Gadn. Calcutta (India)
Anniversary Volume, Royal Botanic Garden
Calcutta
Ann. Chim. Applicata (Italy)
Annali di Chimica Applicata
Ann. Ecole natl. Agr. Alger(Algeria)
Annales de I'Ecole Nationale d'Agriculture
d'Alger
Annu. Int. Statist. agric. (Italy)
Annuaire Internationale des Statistiques
agricoles, Rome
Ann.Entomol. Soc. Am. (U.S.A.)
Annals of the Entomological Society of
America
Annu. Rev. Phytopathol. (U.S.A.)
Annual Review of Phytopathology
Annu. Rev. Plant Physiol. (U.S.A.)
Annual Review of Plant Physiology
Ann. Fac. Agrar. Univ. Bari (Italy)
Annali della Facolta di Agraria, Universita
di Bari
Annual Rep. U.P. Agri. Univ. (India)
Annual Report, Uttar Pradesh Agricultural
University
Ann. Fac. Agrar. Univ. Perugia (Italy)
Annali della Facolta d'Agraria della Universita degli Studi Perugia
Ann. Fals. (France)
Annales des Falsifications
Annual Rep. Ayub Agric. Res. Inst. (Pakistan)
Annual Report, Ayub Agricultural Research
Institute
Ann. Inst. Agric. (Algeria)
Annales de l'Institut Agricole
Arch. Biochem. (U.S.A.)
Archives of Biochemistry
Ann. Inst. Pasteur, Suppl.
Annales de l'Institut Pasteur, Supplement
Arch. Biochem. Biophys. (U.S.A.)
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics
Ann. Inst. Phytopathol. Benaki (Greece)
Annales de l'Institut Phytopathologique.
Benaki
Arch. Int. Pharmacodyn. Ther.
Archives Internationales de Pharmacodynamie
et de Therapie
Ann. Naturhist. Museums Wien. (Vienna)(Austria)
Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in
Wien (Vienna)
Arch. Latinoamer. Nutr.
Archivos Latinoamericanas de Nutricion
Arch. Mikrobiol. (West Germany)
Archiv fur Mikrobiologie
Ann. Nutr. Aliment. (France)
Annales de la Nutrition et de I'alimentation
Arkiv Bot. Stockh. andra Ser. (Sweden)
Arkiv for Botanik, Stockholm, andra Serie
Ann. Rep. Indian Coun. Agric. Res. (India)
Annual Report, Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Atti Accad. Ligure Sci. Lett. (Italy)
Atti dell' Accademia Ligure di Scienze e
Lettere
Ann. Sci. Nat. Bot. Biol. Veg. (France)
Annales des Sciences Naturelles Botanique
et Biologie Vegetale
Atti accad. Lincei (Italy)
Atti dell' Accademia Lincei
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Biol. Zh. Arm. (U.S.S.R.)
Biologicheskii Zhurnal Armenii
Continues Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Armyanskoi SSR Biologicheskii Nauki
Avan. Aliment. Mejora. Anim. (Spain)
Avances en Alimentacion y Mejoramiento
Animal
Biologica
Biologica
Biol. osn. oroshaem. zeml. Moskwa. (U.S.S.R.)
Biologicheski osnovy oroshaemogo zemledeliya, Moskwa
Banaras Hindu Univ. J. Sclent. Res. (India)
Banaras Hindu University Journal of
Scientific Research
Biotechnol. Bioengng. (U.S.A.)
Biotechnology and Bioengineering
Continues Journal of Biochemical and
Microbiological Technology and Engineering
Beih. Bot. Centr.bl. (Germany)
Beihefte zum Botanischen Centralblatt
Beih. bot. Zbl. (Germany)
Beihefte zum Botanischen Zentralblatt
Bitki Koruma BuI. (Turkey)
Bitki Koruma Bulteni
Bengal Dept Agric. (India)
Bengal Department of Agriculture
Boiss. Diagn. Ser.
Boissier, Diagnoses Serie
Bihar agric. Coll. Mag. (India)
Bihar Agricultural College Magazine
Bol. Agr. Dept. Prod. Vegetal, Secretar. Agr.,
Ind., Com. Trabalho, Estado Minas Gerais
(Brazil)
Boletim de Agricultura, Departamento de
Producao Vegetal, Secretaria da Agricultura, Industria, Comercio e Trabalho,
Estado de Minas Gerais
Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. (U.S.A.)
Biochemical and Biophysical Research
Communications
Biochem. J. (U.K.)
Biochemical Journal
Bol. Ind. anim. (Brazil)
Boletim de Industria animal
Biochem. Rev. (Bangalore) (India)
Biochemical Reviews (Bangalore)
Bol. Inst, nac. Invest. agron. (Madrid)
(Spain)
Boletin del Instituto nacional de Investigaciones agronomicas (Madrid)
Biochem. Z. (W. Germany)
Biochemische Zeitschrift
Biochim. Biophys. Acta (Netherlands)
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta
Biofizika (U.S.S.R.)
Biofizika
Bol. R. Soc. Esp. Hist. Nat. Secc. Biol.
(Spain)
Boletin de la Real Sociedad Espanola de
Historia Natural Secci6n Biologica
Biokhimiya (U.S.S.R.)
Biokhimiya
Bol. Soc. bot. Mex.
Boletin de la Sociedad Botanica de Mexico
Biol. Nauki (Mosc.) (U.S.S.R.)
Biologicheskii Nauki (Moscow)
Cited interchangeably with Nauchnye
Doklady Vysshei Shkoly Biologicheskii
Nauki
Bol. Soc. Quim. Peru
Boletin de la Sociedad Quimica del Peru
Boll. R. Staz. Pat. veg. N . S . (Italy)
Bolletino della Reale Stazione di Patologia
vegetale Nova Seria
Biol. Plant. (Prague) (Czechoslovakia)
Biologia Plantarum (Prague)
Boll. Soc. ital. Biol, sper. (Italy)
Bollettino della Societa Italiana di
Biologia Sperimentale
Biol. Rundsch. (Germany)
Biologischer Rundschau
Boll. staz. Patol. veg. Roma (Italy)
Bolletino della Stazione di Patologia
vegetale di Roma
Biol. Sci., Tokyo (Japan)
Biological Science, Tokyo
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List of Abbreviations
Boln mens. Dir. gen. Econ. (rural) a g r i c ,
Mex.
Boletin mensual de la Direccion general de
economia (rural) agricola, Mexico
Bull.,Agric. Res. Inst., Pusa (India)
Bulletin, Agricultural Research Institute,
Pusa
Bull., Ail-Union Inst. PI. Industr.
Bulletin, All-Union Institute of Plant
Industry
Boln Patol. veg. Ent. agric. Madrid (Spain)
Boletln de Patologia Vegetal y Entomologia
agricola, Madrid
Boln Secr. Agr. y Desarrollo Mexico
Boletln de la Secretaria de Agricultura
Desarrollo Mexico
Bull. Appl. Bot. Genet. P I . Breed. (U.S.S.R.)
Bulletin of Applied Botany, Genetics and
Plant Breeding.
Leningrad USSR = Trudi
po prikladnoi Botanike, Genetike i Selektsii
y
Boln Soc. esp. Hist. Farm. (Spain)
Boletln de la Sociedad espanola de Historia
de la Farmacia
Bull. Appl. Bot. P1. Breed.
Bulletin of Applied Botany and Plant
Breeding
Bombay Univ. J. (India)
Bombay University Journal
Bull. bot. Soc. Bengal (India)
Bulletin of the Botanical Society of Bengal
Bonplandia (Germany)
Bonplandia
Bull. Calcutta Sch. trop. Med. (India)
Bulletin of the Calcutta School of Tropical
Medicine
Bonplandia (Corrientes) (Argentina)
Bonplandia (Corrientes)
Bull. Central Food Technol. Res. Inst.,
Mysore (India)
Bulletin of the Central Food Technological
Research Institute, Mysore
Changed to Food Science (Mysore)
Bot. Gaz. (U.S.A.)
Botanical Gazette
Bot. J. Linn. Soc. (U.K.)
Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society
Continues Journal of the Linnean Society
of Botany, London
Bull. Deccan Coll. Res. Inst. (India)
Bulletin of the Deccan College Research
Institute
Bot. Mag. Tokyo (Japan)
Botanical Magazine, Tokyo (Shokubutsugaku
Zasshi)
Bull. Grain Technol. (India)
Bulletin of Grain Technology
Bot. Tidsskr. (Denmark)
Botanisk Tidsskrift
Bull. Herb. Boiss. Ser.
Bulletin de I'Herbier Boissier Serie
Botan. Zh. (U.S.S.R.)
Botanicheskii Zhurnal
Bull. Imp. Bur. PI. Genet. Herb.
Bulletin Imperial Bureau of Plant Genetics,
Herbage
Botanica (Delhi) (India)
Botanica (Delhi)
Bull. Indian Inst. Hyg. Publ. Hlth (India)
Bulletin of the Indian Institute of Hygiene
and Public Health
Brit. J. Nutr. (U.K.)
British Journal of Nutrition
Bull. int. Soc. Trop. Ecol. (India)
Bulletin of the International Society for
Tropical Ecology
Continued as Tropical Ecology
Brit. Med. J. (U.K.)
British Medical Journal
Broteria
Broterla, Lisboa
Bull. Natn. Inst. Sci. India
Bulletin of the National Institute of
Sciences of India
Bucharest Inst. Agron. N. Balcescu Lucr.
Stiint. Ser.
Bucharest Institutul Agronomica Nicolae
Balcescu Lucrari Stiintifice Serie
Bull. Sceances Inst. Roy. Colon. Beige (Belgium)
Bulletin desSciances de I'Institute Royale
Coloniale Beige
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Campesino, Santiago (Chile)
Campesino, Santiago
Bull. Soc. Agricrs. Rabat (Morocco)
Bulletin de la Societe des Agriculteurs
Rabat
Can. Inst. Food Sci. Technol. J.
Canadian Institute of Food Science and
Technology Journal
Continues Canadian Institute of Food
Technology Journal
Bull. Soc. Bot. Bulgarie, Sofia (Bulgaria)
Bulletin de la Societe botanique de
Bulgarie, Sofia
Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr. (France)
Bulletin de la Societe Botanique de France
Can. J. Biochem. Physiol.
Canadian Journal of Biochemistry and
Physiology
Continues Canadian Journal of Medical
Sciences; Continued in parts as Canadian
Journal of Biochemistry and Canadian
Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology
Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr., Memoires (France)
Bulletin de la Societe Botanique de France,
Memoires
Bull. Soc. Chim. Biol. (France)
Bulletin de la Societe de Chimie Biologique
Can. J. Bot.
Canadian Journal of Botany
Bull. Soc. Entomol. Egypte (Egypt)
Bulletin de la Societe Entomologique
d'Egypte
Can. J. Genet. Cytol.
Canadian Journal of Genetics and Cytology
Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Afr. Nord (Algeria)
Bulletin de la Societe d'Histoire Naturelle
de l'Afrique du Nord
Candollea (Switzerland)
Candollea
Caryologia (Italy)
Caryologla
Bull. Soc. Imp. nat. Moscow (U.S.S.R.)
Bulletin de la Societe Imperiale Naturelle,
Moscow
Cent. Int. Agric. Trop. Ser. Semin. EE
(Mexico)
Centro International de Agricultura
Tropical Series Seminars EE Colombia
Bull. Soc. sci. Hyg. aliment. (France)
Bulletin de la Societe Scientifique
d'Hygiene Alimentaire et d'Alimentation
Rationnelle de I'Homme
Central Food Technol. Res. Inst.,Mysore
(India)
Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore
Bull. Torrey Bot. Club. (U.S.A.)
Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club
Bull. Univ. A s . Centr. (U.S.S.R.)
Bulletin de l'Universite de l'Assi
Centrale, Tashkent
Central News Agency, S. Africa
Central News Agency, South Africa
Byull. glavn. bot. Sada (U.S.S.R.)
Byulleten Glavnogo Botanicheskogo Sada
Cereal Chem. (U.S.A.)
Cereal Chemistry
Byull. Vses. Inst. Rastenievod. (U.S.S.R.)
Byulleten Vsesoyuznogo Instituta
Rastenlevodstva
Cereal Sci. Today (U.S.A.)
Cereal Science Today
Continued as Cereals Foods World
Byull. vses. Nauch-issled Inst. Kukur
Byulleten Vsesoyuznogo Nauchno-issledovatel'ski Institut Kukur
Chem. Commun.
Chemical Communications
Chem. Ind. (London) (U.K.)
Chemistry and Industry (London)
Cah. Rech. Agron. (Morocco)
Cahiers de la Recherche Agronomique
CIAS - Cullacan, Sinaloa (Mexico)
Centro de Investigaciones Agronomicas de
Sinaloa
Calif. Agric. (U.S.A.)
California Agriculture
CIAT (Colombia)
Centro Internacional de Agricultura
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List of Abbreviations
Cienc. Nat. (Quito) (Equador)
Ciencia y Naturaleza (Quito)
Curtis'Bot. Mag. (U.K.)
Curtis' Botanical Magazine
Ciencia (Mex.)
Ciencia (Mexico)
Cyprus Agric. Res. Inst. Misc. Publ. (Cyprus)
Cyprus Agricultural Research Institute
Miscellaneous Publications
Ciftci. Brosurll (Turkey)
Ciftciye Brosurll
Cytologia (Tokyo) (Japan)
Cytologia (Tokyo)
Commerce
Commerce
Commonw. Bur. Anim. Nutr. Tech. Commun.(U.K.)
Commonwealth Bureau of Animal Nutrition
Technical Communication
Dacca Univ. Stud. (Bangladesh)
Dacca University Studies
Commonw. Mycol. Inst. (U.K.)
Commonwealth Mycological Institute
Danske Vid. Selsk., Biol. Skrift.(Denmark)
Danske Videnskabernes Selskab, Biologiske
Skrifter
Commonw. Agr. Bur. (Gt. Brit.)
Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux
Britain)
Desert Inst. Bull., A R E
Desert Institute Bulletin, Arab Republic
Egypt
(Great
Compt. rend. Acad. Agr. France
Comptes Rendus des Seances de I'Academie
d'Agriculture de France
Dhulia Coll. Agric. Mag. (India)
Dhulia College of Agriculture Magazine
Diss. Abstr. (U.S.A.)
Dissertation Abstracts
C.r. hebd. Seanc. Acad. Sci. Paris (France)
Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Seances
de l'Academie des Sciences, Paris
Dokl. Akad. Nauki azerb. SSR. (U.S.S.R.)
Doklady Akademii Nauki azerbaidzhanskoi SSR
C.r. Seances Mens.Soc. Sci. Nat. Phys. Maroc
(Morocco)
Comptes Rendus des Seances Mensuelles de
la Societe des Sciences Nature-lies et
Physiques du Maroc
Suspended publication
Dokl. Akad. Nauki SSSR Ser. Biol. (U.S.S.R.)
Doklady Akademii Nauki SSSR Seriya Biologiya
Dokl. Biochem. (English Translation Dokl.
Akad. Nauki SSSR Ser. Biokhim.)(U.S.)
Doklady Biochemistry (English Translation
of Doklady Akademii Nauki SSSR Seriya
Biokhimiya)
Continues Doklady Akademii Nauki SSSR
Biochemistry Section (English Translation)
C.r. Soc. Fr. Physio - Veg.
Comptes Rendus de la Societe Francaise de
Physiologie Vegetale
Crop Sci. (U.S.A.)
Crop Science
Dokl. Bot. Sci. (Engl. Transl. Dokl. Akad.
Nauki SSSR Ser. Bot.) (U.S.)
Doklady Botanical Sciences (English Translation of Doklady Akademii Nauki SSSR
Seriya Botanica)
Continues Doklady Akademii Nauki SSSR
Botanical Sciences Section (English Translation)
C.S.I.R. (India)
Council of Scientific and Industrial
Research
C.S.l.R.O. Plant Introduction Review (Australia)
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial
Research Organization Plant Introduction
Review
Dokl. Vses. Akad. Sel'sk-khoz. Nauki(U.S .S.R.)
Doklady Vsesoyuznoi Akademii Sel'sk-khozyaistvennykh Nauki imeni V . I . Lenina
Cult. Mod.
Cultivador Moderno
Dopov. Akad. Nauki Ukr. RSR (U.S.S.R.)
Dopovidi Akademii Nauki Ukrains'koi RSR
Continued in parts as Dopovidi Akademiyl
Nauki Ukrayins'koyi RSR Seriya B Veolohiya
Veofizika Khimiya Ta Biolohiya
Curr. Sci. (India)
Current Science
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Eur. J. Biochem. (West Germany)
European Journal of Biochemistry
Supersedes Biochemische Zeitschrift
E. Afr. Agric. J. (Kenya)
The East African Agricultural Journal
Continued as East African Agricultural
Journal of Kenya Tanganyika Uganda and
Zanzibar
Excerpta bot. (E. Germany)
Excerpta botanica
East Afr. Agric. For. J. (Kenya)
East African Agricultural and Forestry
Journal
Continues East African Agricultural
Journal of Kenya Tanganyika Uganda and
Zanzibar
Exp. Agric. (U.K.)
Experimental Agriculture
Supersedes Empire Journal of Experimental
Agriculture
Experientiae (vicosa Minas Gerais) (Brazil)
Experientiae (vicosa Minas Gerais)
Econ. Bot. (U.S.A.)
Economic Botany
Econ. Res. Serv. Foreign USDA
Economic Research Service Foreign USDA
F.A.O. Agric. Stud. (Italy)
Food & Agriculture Organization Agricultural Studies
Ege Univ. Zir. Fak. Yay. (Turkey)
Ege Universitesi Ziraat Fakultesi
Yayinlari - Izmir
F.A.O. Nutr. Mtg. Rep. Ser.(Switzerland)
Food and Agriculture Organization Nutrition
Meetings Report Series
Egypt. Pharm. Bull. (U.A.R.)
Egyptian Pharmaceutical Bulletin of the
Pharmaceutical Society of Egypt and The
Syndicate of Pharmacists, U.A.R.
F.A.O. Nutr. Stud.
Food and Agriculture Organization Nutritional Studies
Emp. J. Exp. Agric. (U.K.)
Empire Journal of Experimental Agriculture,
Oxford
Superseded by Experimental Agriculture
F.A.O. Plant Prot. Bull. (Italy)
Food and Agriculture Organization Plant
Protection Bulletin
Engl. Bot. Jahb.
Engler, Botanlsche Jahrbucher
F.A.O. Prod. Yb. Rome (Italy)
Food and Agriculture Organization Production Year book, Rome
Ent. Newslett.
Entomology Newsletter
F.A.O. Rome (Italy)
Food and Agriculture Organization, Rome
Ent. Ser. Bull.
Entomology Series Bulletin
Farmer (India)
Farmer
Ento. Soc. India
Entomological Society of India
Farm J.
Farm Journal
Entomol. Obozr. (U.S.S.R.)
Entomblogicheskoe Obozrenie
Fd. Fmg. (India)
Food and Farming
Entomol. Rev. (Engl. Transl. Entomol. Obozr.)
(U.S.A.)
Entomological Review (English Translation
of Entomologicheskoe Obozrenie)
FEBS Lett. (Netherlands)
Federation of European Biochemical Societies Letters
Entomologie Phytopath. appl.
Entomologie et Phytopathologie appliquees
FEBS Proc. Meet. (U.S.A.)
Federation of European Biochemical Societies Proceedings of the Meeting
Enzymol. Acta Biocatal. (Netherlands)
Enzymologia Acta Biocatalytica
Feddes Repert. (East Germany)
Feddes Repertorium
Euphytica (Netherlands)
Euphytica
8
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Federal Register (U.S.A.)
Federal Register
Hassadeh (Israel)
Hassadeh
Fert. News (India)
Fertilizer News
Hemera Zoa (Indonesia)
Hemera Zoa
Suspended Publication
Fertilizer Assoc. India
Fertilizer Association India
Herb. Abstr. (U.K.)
Herbage Abstracts
Fiziol. Biokhim. kul't Rast. (U.S.S.R.)
Fiziologiya I Biokhimiya Kul'Turnykh
Rastenii
Heredity (U.K.)
Heredity, London
Fiziol. Rast. (Mosc.) (U.S.S.R.)
Fiziologiya Rastenii (Moscow)
Hilgardia (U.S.A.)
Hilgardia
Fiziologia Mikroorganizmov(U.S.S.R.)
Fiziologia Mikroorganizmov
Flora (Jena) (East Germany)
Flora (Jena)
I.A.R.I.
Indian Agricultural Research Institute
Folia Microbiol. (Prague) (Czechoslovakia)
Folia Microbiologica (Prague)
Continues Ceskoslovenska Mikrobiologie
I.C.A.R.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research
I.C.A.R. Agric. Yb.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Agricultural Yearbook
Folleto Misc. Inst. Nac. Investig. Agric.
Mexico
Folleto Miscellaneo del Instituto Nacional
de Investigaciones Agronomicas Mexico
Food Agric. Council Pakistan
Food and Agriculture Council, Pakistan
I.C.A.R. Res. Ser.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Research Series
Ceased publication
Food Res. (U.S.A.)
Food Research
Continued as Journal of Food Science
I.C.A.R. Rev. Ser. Bull.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Review Series Bulletin
Food Sci. (India)
Food Science
ICRISAT (India)
International Crops Research Institute
for the Semi-Arid Tropics
Food Technol. (Chicago) (U.S.A.)
Food Technology (Chicago)
Imperial agric. Res. Inst. Bull. (India)
Imperial Agricultural Research Institute
Bulletin
Foreign Agr. (U.S.A.)
Foreign Agriculture
Ind. Eng. Chem. (U.S.A.)
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Indian Acad. Sci.
Indian Academy of Science
Gazz. Chim. Ital. (Italy)
Gazzetta Chimica Italiana
Indian agri. J.
Indian Agricultural Journal
Geobios (China)
Geobiologia
God. sof. Univ., Sofia (Bulgaria)
Godishnik na Sofiiskiya Universitet,
Indian Agric.
Indian Agriculturist
Sofia
Indian Coco. Comt. Bull.
Indian Coconut Committee Bulletin
Grasas Aceites (Sevilla) (Spain)
Grasas y Aceites (Sevilla)
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Indian J. Genet.
Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant
Breeding
Indian Cotton Grow. Rev.
Indian Cotton Growing Review
Indian Coun. med. Res . Tech. Rep. Sci. Adv.
Bd., New Delhi
Indian Council of Medical Research. Technical Report of the Scientific Advisory
Board, New Delhi
Indian J. Genet. PI. Breed.
Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant
Breeding
Indian J. Hered.
Indian Journal of Heredity
Indian Farmacist
Indian Farmacist
Indian J. Hort.
Indian Journal of Horticulture
Indian Frag.
Indian Farming
Indian J. med. R e s .
Indian Journal of Medical Research
Indian Fmg. Suppl.
Indian Farming, Supplement
Indian J. Microbiol.
Indian Journal of Microbiology
Indian J. Agri.
Indian Journal of Agriculture
Indian J. Mycol. Plant Pathol.
Indian Journal of Mycology and Plant
Pathology
Indian J. agric. Res.
Indian Journal of Agricultural Research
Continues Indian Journal of Science and
Industry Section A Agricultural and Animal
Sciences
Indian J. Mycol. Res .
Indian Journal of Mycological Research
Ceased publication
Indian J. agric. Sci.
Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences
Indian J. Nutr. Diet.
Indian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics
Continues Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics, India
Indian J. Agron.
Indian Journal of Agronomy
Indian J. Pathol. Bacteriol.
Indian Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology
Indian J. Anim. Sci.
Indian Journal of Animal Sciences
Indian J. appl. Chem.
Indian Journal of applied Chemistry
Indian J. Pediatr.
Indian Journal of Pediatrics
Indian J. Biochem.
Indian Journal of Biochemistry
Continued as Indian Journal of Biochemistry
4 Biophysics
Indian J. Pharm.
Indian Journal of Pharmacy
Indian J. Physiol. all. Sci.
Indian Journal of Physiology and Allied
Sciences
Indian J. Biochem. Biophys.
Indian Journal of Biochemistry & Biophysics
Continues Indian Journal of Biochemistry
Indian J. Plant Physiol.
Indian Journal of Plant Physiology
Indian J. Chem.
Indian Journal of Chemistry
Indian J. Poult. Sci.
Indian Journal of Poultry Science
Indian J. Dairy Sci.
Indian Journal of Dairy Science
Indian J. Sci. Ind.
Indian Journal of Science and Industry
Indian J. Entomol.
Indian Journal of Entomology
Indian J. Soil Sci.
Indian Journal of Soil Science
Indian J. exp. Biol.
Indian Journal of Experimental Biology
Supersedes in part Journal of Scientific
and Industrial Research (India) Section C
Biological Sciences
Indian J. vet. Sci.
Indian Journal of Veterinary Science
10
List of Abbreviations
Indian Oilseeds J.
Indian Oilseeds Journal
Ital. Agric. (Italy)
Italia Agricola
Indian Pharmacist
Indian Pharmacist
Izv. Akad. Nauki arm. SSR. Biol. Nauki
(U.S.S.R.)
Izvestiya Akademii Nauki Armyanskoi SSR.
Biologicheskie Nauki
Indian Phytopathol.
Indian Phytopathology
Izv. Akad. Nauki Mold. SSR. Ser. Biol. Khim.
Nauki (U.S.S.R.)
Izvestiya Akademii Nauki Moldavskoi SSR.
Seriya Biologicheskikh I Khimcheskikb
Nauki
Continues in Part Izvestiya Akademii Nauki
Moldavskoi SSR.
Indian Sci. Cong. (Agric.)
Indian Science Congress (Agriculture)
Indian Sci. Cong. Assoc. Proc.
Indian Science Congress Association
Proceedings
Indian Vet. J.
Indian Veterinary Journal
Izv. Akad. Nauki Tadzh. SSR. Otd. Biol.
Nauki (U.S.S.R.)
Izvestiya Akademii Nauki Tadzhikskoi SSR.
Otdelenie Biologlcheskikh Nauki
Inforrae, Esta. expl. Agr. "La Molina" (Peru)
Informe, Estacion Experimental Agricola
de "La Molina"
Izv. Inst. Khranene, Bulg. Akad. Nauki
Izvestiya Institut Khranene, Bulgarii
Akademii Nauki
Inst. Agric. Res. (Addis) (Ethiopia)
Institute of Agricultural Research (Addis)
Izv. Sel'sk-khoz. Nauki (U.S.S.R.)
Izvestiya, Sel'sk-khozyalstvennye Nauki
Inst. Agric. Sci., Kanpur (India)
Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Kanput
Izv. Timlryazev. Sel'sk-khoz. Akad.(U.S.S.R. )
Izvestiya Timiryazevskoi Sel'sk-khozyaistvennoi Akademii
Inst. Developm. Econ. Karachi (Pakistan)
Institute of Developmental Economy, Karachi
Int. agric. Collab. Ser. (U.S.A.)
International Agricultural Collaboration
Series
J. Agr. Chem. (Taiwan)
Journal of Agricultural Chemistry
Int. At. Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria)
International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna
J. agr. Sci. Camb. (U.K.)
Journal of Agricultural Science, Cambridge
Int. Bull. P I . Prot., Rome (Italy)
International Bulletin of Plant Protection,
Rome
J. agric. Pood Chem. (U.S.A.)
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
Intensive Agric.
Intensive Agriculture
J. agric. Res. (Pakistan)
Journal of Agricultural Research
Invest. Prog. Agric. (Chile)
Investigacion y Progreso Agricola
J. Agric. Trop. Bot. Appl. (France)
Journal d'Agriculture Tropicale et de
Botanique Appliquee
Iran J. Plant Pathol.
Iran Journal of Plant Pathology
J. Am. Diet. Assoc.
Journal of the American Dietetic Association
Israel Congr. P I . Pathol.
Israel Congress of Plant Pathology
J. Am. Soc. Agron.
Journal of American Society of Agronomy
Israel J. Agric. Res .
Israel Journal of Agricultural Research
J. appl. Sci. (India)
Journal of Applied Sciences
Israel J. Bot.
Israel Journal of Botany
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J. Asiatic Soc. Bengal (India)
Journal of Asiatic Society of Bengal
J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci.
Journal of the Indian Society of Soil
Science
J. Assam Sci. Soc. (India)
Journal of Assam Science Society
J. Inst. Chem., Calcutta (India)
Journal of the Institute of Chemistry,
Calcutta
J. Assoc. offic. agr. Chemists (U.S.A.)
Journal of the Association of Official
Agricultural Chemists
J. Linn. Bot. Soc. (U.K.)
Journal of the Linnean Botanical Society
J. Assoc. Physns. India
Journal of the Association of Physicians,
India
J. Microbiol. U.A.R. (Egypt)
Journal of Microbiology, U.A.R.
J. Bihar bot. Soc. (India)
Journal of the Bihar Botanical Society
J. Nutr. (U.S.A.)
Journal of Nutrition
J. Biol. Chem. (U.S.A.)
Journal of Biological Chemistry
J. Nutr. D i e t . (India)
Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics
Continued as Indian Journal of Nutrition
and Dietetics
J. Bombay n a t . Hist. Soc. (India)
Journal of the Bombay natural History
Society
J. Org. Chem. (U.S.A.)
Journal of Organic Chemistry
J. Chem. U.A.R. (Egypt)
Journal of Chemistry of the U.A.R.
Formerly Egyptian Journal of Chemistry
J. Pharm. Pharmacol.
Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology
J. econ. Entomol. (U.K.)
Journal of Economic Entomology
J. Postgrad. Sch. (India)
Journal of the Postgraduate School
J. Egypt. med. Assoc. (Egypt)
Journal of the Egyptian Medican Association
J. Proc. Instn. C h e m i s t s , India
Journal and Proceedings of the Institution
of Chemists, India
Formerly Proceedings of the Institution of
Chemists
J. exp. Bot. (England)
Journal of Experimental Botany
J. Res.,APAU (India)
Journal of Research, Andhra Pradesh A g r i cultural University, Hyderabad
J. Food Sci. (U.S.A.)
Journal of Food Science
J. Food Sci. Technol. (India)
Journal of Food Science and Technology
J. R e s . , Haryana A g r i c . Univ. (India)
Journal of Research, Haryana Agricultural
University
J. Hered. (U.S.A.)
Journal of Heredity
J. Indian bot. Soc.
Journal of the Indian Botanical Society
J. R e s . , Punjab Agric. Univ. (India)
Journal of Research, Punjab Agricultural
University
J. Indian Chem. Soc.
Journal of the Indian Chemical Society
J. Roy. Tech. C o l l . Glasgow (U.K.)
Journal of Royal Technical C o l l e g e , Glasgow
J. Indian Chem. Soc. Industr. E d n .
Journal of the Indian Chemical Society,
Industry Edition
J. Sci. Food A g r i c . (U.K.)
Journal of the Science of Food and A g r i culture
J. Indian Inst. Sci.
Journal of Indian Institute of Science
J. Sci. ind. R e s . (India)
Journal of Scientific and Industrial
Research
Continues Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research (India) Section A General
J. Indian med. Assoc.
Journal of the Indian Medical Association
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J. Sci. Res. (Indonesia)
Journal of Scientific Research
Ceased publication
Labdev (India)
Labdev
Labdev J. Sci. Tech. (India)
Labdev Journal of Science and Technology
J. Sci. R e s . Banaras Hindu Univ. (India)
Journal of Scientific Research of the
Banaras Hindu University
Lenin Acad. Agric. Sci. Inst. P I . Ind.
(U.S.S.R.)
Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences and
Institute of Plant Industry
J. Soil Conserv. Serv. N S W (Australia)
Journal of Soil Conservation Service of
New South Wales
Lloydia (CINCI.) (U.S.A.)
Lloydia (CINCINNATI)
J. Stored Prod. R e s . (U.K.)
Journal of Stored Products Research
Lucr. Ses. Stiint. Inst. agron. Nicolae
Balcescu
(Romania)
Lucrari Sesiunii Stiintifice Institutului
Agronomice Nicolae Balcescu
J. Theor. Biol. (U.K.)
Journal of Theoretical Biology
J. Trop. Pediatr. Environ. Child Hlth. (U.K.)
Journal of Tropical Pediatrics and Child
Health
Continues Journal of Tropical Pediatrics
Madras Agric. Dept. Yb. (India)
Madras Agricultural Department Yearbook
J. Uk. Univ., Ujjain (India)
Journal of the Utkal University, Ujjain
Madras agric. J. (India)
Madras Agricultural Journal
J. Univ. Bombay (India)
Journal of the University of Bombay
Madras agric. J. (Suppl.) (India)
Madras Agricultural Journal (Supplement)
J. Univ. Poona, Sci. Technol. (India)
Journal of the University of Poona,
Science and Technology
Jap. agric. Res. Quart.(JARQ)
Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly
Magazine, N.M. College of Agri. Navasari
(India)
Magazine N.M. College of Agriculture
Navasari
J N K W Res. J . (India)
Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Viswa Vidyalaya
Research Journal
Mahatma Phule Agric. Univ. R e s . J. (India)
Mahatma Phule Agricultural University
Research Journal
Mazogazdasag (Hungary)
Mazogazdasag
Kanpur agric. Coll. J. (India)
Kanpur Agricultural College Journal
Melhoramento (Spain)
Melhoramento
Karaj A g r . Coll. (Iran)
Karaj Agricultural College
Mem. Congr. Cient. m e x . , IV Centenario Univ.
Mex. 1953 (Mexico)
Memorias del Congreso Cientifico Mexicano,
IV Centenario de la Universidad de Mexico
1953
Kew Bull. Add. Ser. (U.K.)
Kew Bulletin(Additional Series)
Khadi Gramodyog (India)
Khadi Gramodyog
Mem. Dep. A g r i c , India
Memoirs of the Department of Agriculture,
India
Khim. Sel'sk-khoz. (U.S.S.R.)
Khimiya v Sel'skokhozyaistvo
Mem. Dep. Agric. India Bot. Ser.
Memoirs of the Department of Agriculture
in India, Botanical Series
K o l k h o z . Proizv. (U.S.S.R.)
Kolkhoznoe Proizvodstvo
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Mysore agric. C a l . Y b . (India)
Mysore Agricultural Calender Yearbook
Mysore agric. J. (India)
Mysore Agricultural Journal
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Mycologia (U.S.A.)
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Nauki Peredovoi Opyt v
Sel'skokhozyaistvo
Mycopathol . M y c o l . A p p l . (Netherlands)
Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata
Reverted to original title
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Nematologica (Netherlands)
Nematologica
Palest. J. Bot. (Israel)
Palestine Journal of Botany
Continued as Israel Journal of Botany
Neth. J. P I . Pathol.
Netherlands Journal of Plant Pathology
Palest. J. Bot. Rehovot Ser. (Israel)
Palestine Journal of Botany, Rehovot Series
New Phytol. (U.K.)
New Phytologist
Pamph. Dep. Agric. Tanganyika
Pamphlet, Department of Agriculture,
Tanganyika
Norg. Landbrhoisk. Arsmeld. (Norway)
Norges Landbruksholskoles Arsmelding
Pest Technol. (U.K.)
Pest Technology
Nova Hedwigla (West Germany)
Nova Hedwigia
Pesticides (Bombay) (India)
Pesticides (Bombay)
Novit. Syst. Plant. vasc. (U.S.S.R.)
Novitates Systematicae Plantarum vascularium, Leningrad
Pharmaceutist
Pharmaceutist
Nutr. R e p . Int. (U.S.A.)
Nutrition Reports International
Photosynthetica (Prague) (Czekhoslovakia)
Photosynthetics (Prague)
Nutritional Studies, F.A.O. (Italy)
Nutritional Studies, Food and Agriculture
Organization
Physiol. Biochem. Cult. Plants (Engl. Transl.
Fiziol. Biokhim. Kul't.)
Physiology & Biochemistry of Cultivated
Plants
Ceased publication
Physiol. Plant. (Scandinavia)
Physiologia Plantarum
Oesterr. Bot. Zeitschr. (Austria)
Oesterreichische Botanische Zeitschrift
Continued as Plant Systematics and Evolution
Physiol. Veg. (France)
Physiologie Vegetale
Okla. Agr. Exp. Sta. Progr. Rep. (U.S.A.)
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Progress Report
Physis, (B. Aires) (Argentina)
Physis, Revista de la Sociedad Argentina
de Ciencias naturales (Buenos Aires)
Phytochemistry (Oxf.) (U.K.)
Phytochemistry (Oxford)
PAG Bull. (U.S.A.)
Protein Association Group Bulletin
Phytomorphology (India)
Phytomorphology
Pak. J. Biochem.
Pakistan Journal of Biochemistry
Pak. J. Biol. Agr. Sci.
Pakistan Journal of Biological
cultural Sciences
Phytopathol. Mediterr. (Italy)
Phytopathologia Mediterranea
Suspended publication
and A g r i Phytopathol. Z. (W. Germany)
Phytopathologische Zeitschrift
Pak. J. Bot.
Pakistan Journal of Botany
Phytopathology (U.S.A.)
Phytopathology
Pak. J. R e s .
Pakistan Journal of Research
P I . Prot. Bull. FAO, Rome (Italy)
Plant Protection Bulletin, Food & Agriculture Organization, Rome
Pak. J. Sci.
Pakistan Journal of Science
P I . Prot. B u l l . , New Delhi (India)
Plant Protection Bulletin, New Delhi
Pak. J. Sci. R e s .
Pakistan Journal of Scientific Research
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P.R. J. Publ. Hlth. Trop. Med.
Puerto Rico Journal of Public Health and
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P I . Soil (Netherlands)
Plant and Soil
Proc. Acad. Sci. U.S.S.R. Biochem. Sect.
Proceeding of the Academy of Sciences
U.S.S.R. Biochemistry Section
Plant Biochem. J. (India)
Plant Biochemical Journal
Proc. A m e r . Soc. Hort. Sci.
Proceedings of the American Society for
Horticultural Science
Continued as Journal of the American
Society for Horticultural Science
Plant Breeding Abstracts (U.K.)
Plant Breeding Abstracts
Plant Cell Physiol. (Tokyo) (Japan)
Plant Cell Physiology (Tokyo)
Proc. A m e r . Soc. Soil. Sci.
Proceedings of the American Society for
Soil Science
Plant D i s . R e p . (U.S.A.)
Plant Disease Reporter
Plant Foods Hum. Nutr. (U.S.A.)
Plant Foods for Human Nutrition
Continued as Qualitas Plantarum Plant Foods
for Human Nutrition
Proc. Bihar Acad. Agric. Sci. (India)
Proceedings of the Bihar Academy of
Agricultural Sciences
Proc. Bihar Acad. Sci.
Proceedings of the Bihar Academy of
Sciences
Plant Genet. Resour. N e w s l . (Italy)
Plant Genetic Resources Newsletter, Food
and Agriculture Organization, Rome
Plant Physiol. (Bethesda) (U.S.A.)
Plant Physiology (Bethesda)
Proc. Indian Natl. Sci. Acad.
Proceedings of the Indian National
Academy
Plant Prot. (U.S.S.R.)
Plant Protection
Proc. Indian Sci. Congr.
Proceedings of the Indian Science Congress
Planta (Berl.) ( W . G e r m a n y )
Planta, Archiv fur Wissenschaftliche
Botanik (Berlin)
Proc. Indian Sci. Congr. Assoc.
Proceedings of the Indian Science Congress
Association
Planta Med. (Germany)
Planta Medica
Proc. Int. Conf. Plant Growth Subst.
Proceedings of the International Conference
on Plant Growth Substance
Poona a g r . C o l l . M a g . (India)
Poona Agricultural College Magazine
Science
Proc. Int. Seed Test. Assoc. (Netherlands)
Proceedings of the International Seed
Testing Association
Poult. Sci. (U.S.A.)
Poultry Science
Proc. Iraqi sci. Soc. (Iraq)
Proceedings of the Iraqi Scientific
Societies
Ceased publication
Prelim. R e p . Rehovot natn. Univ. Inst. Agron.
(Israel)
Preliminary Report, Rehovot National
University, Institute of Agronomy
Proc. Meeting of Crops and Soils W i n g , Board
Agric. Anim. Husb. (India)
Proceedings of the Meeting of Crops and
Soils Wing, Board of Agriculture and
Animal Husbandry
Preslia (Prague) (Czechoslovakia)
Preslia (Prague)
Presse med.
La Presse Medicale
Prikl. Biokhim. Mikrobiol. (U.S.S.R.)
Prikladnaya Biokhimiya I Mikrobiologiya
Proc. N a t l . Acad. Sci. India
Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences
Priroda (Mosc.) (U.S.S.R.)
Priroda (Moscow)
Proc. Nutr. Soc. (U.K.)
Proceedings of the Nutrition Society
16
List of Abbreviations
Proc. Pak. Sci. Conf.
Proceedings of the Pakistan Science Conference
Rasayanam (India)
Rasayanam
Rasteniev'd Nauki (Bulgaria)
Rasteniev'dni Nauki
Proc. 5th Pak. Sci. Cong.
Proceedings of the 5th Pakistan Science
Congress
Recent Advan. Phytochem.
Recent Advances in Phytochemistry
Proc. R. Soc. (U.K.)
Proceedings of the Royal Society
Referat. Zh. (U.S.S.R.)
Referativnyi Zhurnal
Proc. Second Ento. meet. (India)
Proceedings of the Second Entomologists'
Meeting
Rep. Bd. sclent. Advice India
Report of the Board of Scientific Advice
for India
Proc. Second SABRAO, New Delhi (India)
Proceedings of the Second Society for the
Advancement of the Breeding Researches in
Asia and Oceania, New Delhi
Rep. Dep. Agric. Cent. Prov. Berar
Report of the Department of Agriculture,
Central Provinces and Berar
Proc. Soc. Biol. Chemists, India
Proceedings of the Society of Biological
Chemists, India
Rep. Dep. Agric. Madras (India)
Report of the Department of Agriculture,
Madras
Proc. Soc. exp. Biol. Med. (U.S.A.)
Proceedings of the Society for Experimental
Biology and Medicine
Rep. Dep. Agric. Punjab (India)
Report of the Department of Agriculture,
Punjab
Proc. Symp. Proteins, Mysore (India)
Proceedings of the Symposium on Proteins,
Mysore
Rep. Dep. Agric. Tanganyika
Report of the Department of Agriculture,
Tanganyika
Proc. Wld's Poult. Congr. Exposition (U.S.A.)
Proceedings of the World's Poultry
Congress and Exposition
Rep. Dir. Agric. Cyprus
Report of the Director of Agriculture,
Cyprus
Proc. Zool. Soc.
Proceedings of the Zoological Society
Rep. Indian Coun. agric. R e s .
Report of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Prog. Farming (India)
Progressive Farming
Rep. Inst. Agric. R es. Ethiopia
Report of the Institute of Agricultural
Research, Ethiopia
Progreso Agric. Vitic. (Italy)
Progreso agricultura e Viticultura
Rep. operations Dept. A g r . , Punjab (India)
Report of the operations, Department of
Agriculture, Punjab
Punjab A g r . Univ. J. Res. (India)
Punjab Agricultural University Journal of
Research
Report of the Imperial Mycologist (India)
Report of the Imperial Mycologist
Punjab Farmer (India)
Punjab Farmer
R e s . Bu ll . Panjab Univ., Science (India)
Research Bulletin of the Panjab University,
Science
Puratattva (India)
Puratattva
R e s . Ind. (India)
Research and Industry
R e s . J. Hindi Sci. Acad. (India)
Research Journal of the Hindi Science
Academy
Quaderni nutriz. (Italy)
Quaderni nutrizione
17
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R e s . J. Mahatma Phule A g r i c . Univ. (India)
Research Journal, Mahatma Phule A g r i c u l tural University
Rev. Peru. Entomol. Agric. (Peru)
Revista Peruana de Entomologia Agrlcola
Continued as Revista Peruana de Entomologia
R e s . R e p . S c i . , Agric. Jerusalem
Research Report Science, Agriculture,
Jerusalem
Rev. R. Acad. cienc. exactas fis. nat. Madr.
(Spain)
Revista de la Real Academia de Ciencias
exactas, fisicas y naturales de Madrid
Rev. A g r i c . A f r . N. Alger
Revue d'Agriculture de l'Afrique du Nord,
Alger
Rev. Soc. rur. b r a s . (Brazil)
Revista de Sociedade rural brasileira
Rev. Agric. Vitic. A f r . N.
Revue d'Agriculture et Viticulture de
l'Afrique du Nord
Revue Bot. appl. Agric. Trop.
Revue de Botanique Appliquee et d'Agriculture Tropicale
Rev. A s o c . Argentina Dietol.
Revista de la Asociacion Argentina de
Dietologia
Revue Cytol. b iol. Veg. (France)
Revue de Cytologic et de Biologie vegetales
Revue fr. Ent.
Revue francaise d' entomologie
Rev. A s o c . Bioquim. A r g . (Argentina)
Revista de la Asociacion Bioquimica
Argentina
Ric. Sci. (Italy)
Ricerca Scientifica
Rev. Asoc. (Fed.) rur. Urug.
Revista de la Asociacion (Federacion)
rural del Uruguay
Riv. fruttic. (Italy)
Rivista de frutticultura
Rev. Clin, espan. (Spain)
Revista clinica Espanola
Riv. Patol. Veg. (Italy)
Rivista di Patologia V e g e t a l e , Padova
Rev. esp. Fisiol. (Spain)
Revista espanola de Fisiologia
Riz Rizicult. Cult. Vivr. Trop. (France)
Riz et Riziculture et Cultures Vivrieres
Tropicales
Rev. gen. Bot. (France)
Revue Generale Botanique
Rev. Hort. A l g e r . T u n i s . Maroc.
Revue Horticole de l'Algerie, Tunisie et
Maroc
S. African J. Med. Sci.
South African Journal of Medical Sciences
S. Indian Hort.
South Indian Horticulture
Rev. ind. agric. Tucuman (Argentina)
Revista Industrial y agricola de Tucuman,
San Miguel
SABRAO News Letter (Japan)
Society for the Advancement of Breeding
Researches in Asia and Oceania News Letter
Rev. Invest, a g r i c , B . Aires (Argentina)
Revista de investigaciones agricolas,
Buenos Aires
Sad Ogorod. (U.S.S.R.)
Sad i Ogorod
Sb. Nauch. T r . , Erevan. Arm. Gos. Pedagog.
Inst., Khim. (U.S.S.R.)
Sbornik Nauchnii Trudy, Erevan Armenski
Gosudarstva Pedagogia Institut, Khimya
Rev. Mex. Prod. Anim. (Mexico)
Revista Mexicana de Produccion Animal
Rev. Nutr. Annual (Madrid) (Spain)
Revista de Nutricion Annual (Madrid)
Sb. nauch. T r . Nauchnoissled. Inst. Zemled.
Armyan SSR. (U.S.S.R.)
Sbornik nauchnii Trudy Nauchnoissledvennoi
Institut Zemledelie Armyan SSR
Rev. Path. Veg.
R e v u e de Pathologie Vegetale
Rev. Pathol. v e g . Ento. Agric. Fr. (France)
R e v u e de Pathologie Vegetale et d'Entomologie Agricole de France
Sb. Nauch. Trud. Biol. Med. (Bulgaria)
Sbornik ot Nauchni Trudove po Biologiya I
Meditsina
18
List of Abbreviations
Sb. Trud. Aspir. molod. nauch. Sotr.
Sbornik Trudov Aspirantov i Molodykh
Nauchnykh Sotrudnikov
Sots. Sel'sk-khoz. (U.S.S.R.)
Sotsiallsticheskoe Sel'skoe khozyaistvo
Sots. Zern. Khoz. (U.S.S.R.)
Sotsiallsticheskoe Zernovoe Khozyaistvo
Sci. Agric. (U.S.A.)
Science in Agriculture
Continues Science for the Farmer
Sov. Plant Physiol. (Engl. Transl. Fiziol.
Rast.) (U.S.A.)
Soviet Plant Physiology (English Translation of Fiziologiya Rastenii)
Sci. Cult. (India)
Science and Culture
Sci. Rep. (India)
Science Reporter
Spec. Rep. Ser. med. Res . Coun. (U.K.)
Special Report Series, Medical Research
Council
Sci. Rep. agric. Res. Inst., Pusa (India)
Scientific Reports of the Agricultural
Research Institute, Pusa
Staerke (Germany)
Staerke
Sci. Rep. Imp. agr. Res. Inst., New Delhi
(India)
Scientific Reports of the Imperial A g r i cultural Research Institute, New Delhi
Standard (Turkey)
Standard
Statist. Yb.
Statistical Yearbook
Sci. Rep. Indian agric. Res. Inst.
Scientific Reports of the Indian A g r i cultural Research Institute
Staz. Chim.-agr. Sper., Tonino, Italy
Stazione Chimica-agraria Sperimentale,
Tonino Italia
Sci. Res. (Bangladesh)
Scientific Research
Staz. sper. agrar. ital.
Stazione Sperimentale agraria Italiana
Sci. Technol. (U.S.A.)
Science and Technology
Continues International Science and
Technology
Suspended publication
Studi Sassar. (Italy)
Studi Sassaresi
Suelo argent. (Argentina)
Suelo argentina
Science (U.S.A.)
Science
Surco, Madr. (Spain)
Surco, Madrid
Selekts. Semenov. (U.S.S.R.)
Selektsiya i Semenovodstvo
Sveklovodstvo (U.S.S.R.)
Sveklovodstvo
Sel'sk-khoz. Biol. (U.S.S.R.)
Sel'skokhozyaistvennaya Biologiya
Supersedes Agrobiologiya
Symp. Hum. Nutr. Health Near E a s t . , Proc. 4th
Symposium on Human Nutrition and Health in
Near East, Proceedings 4th
Sel'sk-khoz. K a z . (U.S.S.R.)
Sel'skoekhozyaistvo Kazakhstana
Sel'sk-khoz. Kirg. (U.S.S.R.)
Sel'skoekhozyaistvo Kirgizii
Sel'sk-khoz. Kult. (U.S.S.R.)
Sel'skokhozyaistvennaya Kultura
Tabulae Biol. (Netherlands)
Tabulae Biologicae
Ceased publication
Sel'sk-khoz. Povolzh'ya. (U.S.S.R.)
Sel'skoekhozyaistvo povolzh'ya
Taxon
(Netherlands)
Taxonomy
Soil Biol. Biochem. (U.K.)
Soil Biology and Biochemistry
Tec. agric. (Catania) (Italy)
Tecnlca agricola (Catania)
Soil Sci.
Soil Science
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Tec. Pecu. Mex.
Tecnica Pecuaria en Mexico
Tr. Prikl. Bot. Genet. Selek. (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Po Prikladnoi Botanike Genetike i
Selektsii, Leningrad
Also as Bulletin of Applied Botany, Genetics and Plant Breeding
Tech. Bull., Bur. agric. Inf., Lucknow(India)
Technical Bulletin, Bureau of Agricultural
Information, Lucknow
Tr. Tashkent. Sel'sk-khoz. Inst. (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Tashkentskogo Sel'skokhozyaistvennogo
Instituta
Tech. Bull. Cyprus Dep. Agric. (Cyprus)
Technical Bulletin, Cyprus Department of
Agriculture
Tr. Tifliskogo Bot. Sada (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Tiflishogo Botanicheskii Sada
Tech. Bull. Dep. Agric. U.P. (India)
Technical Bulletin, Department of A g r i culture, Uttar Pradesh
Tr. vses. Inst. Zashch. Rast. (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Vsesoyuznogo instituta Zashchity
rastenii
Tech. Rep. Sci. Adiv. Bd. ICMR (India)
Technical Report, Scientific Advisory
Board, Indian Council of Medical Research
Trans. Bose Res. Inst., Calcutta (India)
Transactions of the Bose Research Institute,
Calcutta
Techn.Bull. Kabul Univ. Afghanistan Fac.
Agric.
Technical Bulletin of the Kabul University
Afghanistan Faculty of Agriculture
Trans. Br. Mycol. Soc. (U.K.)
Transactions of the British Mycological
Society, London
Terre Maroc. (Morocco)
Terre Marocaine
Trans. Linn. Soc. London (U.K.)
Transactions of the Linnaean Society of
London
Tetrahedron Lett. (U.K.)
Tetrahedron Letters
Trans. Proc. bot. Soc. Edinb. (U.K.)
Transactions and Proceedings of the
Botanical Society of Edinburgh
Continued as Botanical Society of Edinburgh
Transactions
Theor. Appl. Genet. (W. Germany)
Theoretical And Applied Genetics
Tijdschr. Plantenziekten (Netherlands)
Tijdschrift voor Plantenziekten
Trav. Soc. bulg. Sclent, nat. (Bulgaria)
Travaux de la Societe bulgare des Sciences
naturel]es
Tr. azerb. nauchno-issled.Inst. (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Azerbaidzhanskii Nauchno-Issledovatel'skii Institut
Trop. Agric. (Colombo) (Sri Lanka)
Tropical Agriculturist (Colombo)
Tr. Erevan. Zootekh.-Vet. Inst. (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Erevanskogo Zootekhniki-Veterinarnogo
Instituta
Trop. A g r i c , (Trin.) (West Indies)
Tropical Agriculture (Trinidad)
Tr. gl. bot. Sada (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Glavnogo botanicheskogo Sada
Ceased publication
Trop. Ecol. (India)
Tropical Ecology
Tr. Kishinev. Sel'sk-khoz. Inst. (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Kishinevskogo Sel'skokhozyaistvennogo
Instituta imeni M.V. Frunze
Uch. Zap. sarat. Gos. Univ. (U.S.S.R.)
Uchenye Zaplski Saratovskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta imeni N.G. Chernyshevskogo
T r . Moskw. glav. Bot. Sada (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy Moskovkogo glavnogo Botanicheskii
Sada
Uch. Zap., Tiraspol. G os . Pedagog. Inst.
(U.S.S.R.)
Uchenye Zapiski, Tiraspol'skii Gosudarstvennyi Pedagogicheskii Institut imeni T.G.
Shevchenko
Tr. pokhim. Prirodn. Soedin., Kishinevsk.
Gos. Univ. (U.S.S.R.)
Trudy pokhimii Prirodnykh Soedinenii,
Kishinevskii Gosudarstvennyi Universitet
20
List of Abbreviations
Univ. Udaipur Res . Stud. (India)
University of Udaipur Research Studies
Vses. Akad. Sel'sk-khoz. Nauki V. I. Lenina
Dokl.
Vsesoyuznoe Akademii Sel'skokhozyaistvennoi
Nauki
USDA Tech. Bull.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Technical Bulletin
U.S. Dep. Agric. Bull.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Bulletin
W. Pakistan J. agric. Res.
West Pakistan Journal of Agricultural
Research
U.S. Dep. Agric. Foreign Agric. Rep.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Foreign Agriculture Bulletin
WHO Tech. Rep. Ser. (Switzerland)
World Health Organization Technical Report
Series
U.S. Fish Wildlife Serv., Fishery Bull.
United States Fish Wildlife Service,
Fishery Bulletin
Wis. Agric. Exp. Stn. Bull. (U.S.A.)
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Bulletin
U.S.S.R. Agric. Biol.
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Agricultural Biology
Wld's. Poul. Sci. J. (U.S.A.)
World's Poultry Science Journal
Uzb. Biol. Zh. (U.S.S.R.)
Uzbekskii Biologicheskii Zhurnal
World Farming (U.S.A.)
World Farming
Vestn. Akad. Med. Nauki SSSR (U.S.S.R.)
Vestnik Akademii Meditsinskikh Nauki SSSR
Z. Arbeitsgem. Oesterr. Entomol. (Austria)
Zeitschrift der Arbeitsgemeinschaft
Oesterreichischer
Vestn. Mosk. Univ. Biol. Pochvoved.(U.S.S.R.)
Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, Biologiya i Pochvovedenie
Entomologen
Z. Nahr.- Genussm. (West Germany)
Zeitschrift fur Untersuchung der Nahrungsund Genussmittel, Berlin
Vestn. Sel'sk-khoz. Nauki (Mosc.) (U.S.S.R.)
Vestnik Sel'skokhozyaistvennoi Nauki
(Moscow)
Z. Naturforsch. (Germany)
Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung, Tubingen
Vida Agric. (Peru)
Vida Agricola
Z. Naturforsch. Teil. B. (West Germany)
Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung Teil B.
Vijnana Parishad Anusandhan Patrika, Allahabad (India)
Vijnana Parishad Anusandhan Patrika,
Allahabad
Z. Parasitenkd. (West Germany)
Zeitschrift fur Parasitenkunde
Z. Pflkrankh.Pflpath.Pflschutz.(West Germany)
Zeitschrift fur Pflanzenkrankheiten Pflanzenpathologie und Pflanzenschutz
Voeding (Netherlands)
Voeding
Z. Pflphysiol. (West Germany)
Zeitschrift fur Pflanzenphysiologie
Volcani Inst. Agric. Res . Div. Sci. Publ.
Pam. (Israel)
Volcani Institute of Agricultural Research
Division of Scientific Publications
Pamphlet
Zap. Voronezh. Sel'sk-khoz. Inst. (U.S.S.R.)
Zapiski voronezhskogo sel'skokhozyaistvennogo Institute
Zashch Rast. (Mosc.) (U.S.S.R.)
Zashchita rastenii (Moscow)
Continues Zashchita Rastenii ot Vreditelei
I Boleznei
Vopr. Pitaniya
Voprosy Pitaniya
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Zashch. Rast. Vred. Bolezn. (U.S.S.R.)
Zashchita Rastenii ot Vredltelei I Boleznei
Continued as Zashchita Rastenil (Moscow)
Zemledelie (U.S.S.R.)
Zemledelie
Zemledelie Zhivotnovod Mold. (U.S.S.R.)
Zemledelie i Zhivotnovodstvo Moldavii
Zentrbl. Bakt. Parasitenk. Infektionskr. Hyg.
(West Germany)
Zentralblatt fur Bakteriologie Parasitenkunde, Infektionskrankheiten und Hygiene
Zernobob. Kult. (U.S.S.R.)
Zernobobowie Kultura
Zernovye Maslich. Kul't (U.S.S.R.)
Zernovyye i Maslichnyye Kul'tury
Zh. russk. bot. Obsch. (U.S.S.R.)
Zhurnal Russkogo botanicheskogo Obschchestva.
Petrograd (Leningrad)
Zhivotnovodstvo (U.S.S.R.)
Zhivotnovodstvo
Zir. Fak. Yayinl. (Turkey)
Ziraat fakultesi yayinlari
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1427
agronomic
All
of
1961-1:76-78.
sugarcane with
12-2:126-131.
in
Leningr.
1950.
C.S., AHLAWAT,
Report
1435
New Delhi,
P.L.
Moscow.)
planting
Allahabad Fmr
dry
experiment
cropping.
1968.
B.S.
Sowing
Growing
PERLOVA,
for mixed
17-11:19-22.
Sel'sk-khoz. Kaz.
kharif
Research Workers
IARI,
1973.
of
Paper presented at
Pulse
Workshop held
June 7-9,
agronomy
popular
A.
(Combined
the
on
BAIRASHEV,
A.S.
for
based
are
Indian Fmg
News
1961.
K.S.
S.s.
Pulses
Recommendations
SINGH,
1433
composi-
different
M.R.
6-3:16-19.
SINGH,
Rome:
MIXED CROPPING
Growing pulse crops.
SEN,
FAO,
1959.
1423
BAINS,
SARAF,
253.
1424
PANIKKAR,
(An
ET AL.
agric.
1945.
9th
P.V.
World Crop Harvest Calendar,
N.M.
conditions
Ann.
dates
1965.
grown
varying
rates
Bihar
variation
arietinum
tion
SUKHATME,
different
seed
Proc.
12/13-2:1-4.
L.K.
of
a
1965.
86
Bikramganj 1,
Svb Stn
suitable pulse
(line
FId
crop
as
sown/broadcast).
Expts Bihar.
1954-59, 929, 930, 931.
1432
Bot.
3-2:
IARS, ICAR, Delhi.
1444
Agronomy
INST
AGRIC
RES
STAT
GUJRAT
Expts
(two y r s )
to
ratio
of
&
legume
cereal
for mixed cropping
Nat.
FId
169-170.
a
suitable
(wheat
and
Res.
Stn.
(Agric.
Index Agric.
1948-53,
INST
find out
Expts Gujrat.
AGRIC
cereal
ping
RES
wheat
and
Arnej).
different methods
4-1:
Farm,
IARS, ICAR, Delhi.
STAT
(3 yrs)
&
FId
407-408.
(wheat &
Res.
suitability of
gram)
Stn Arnej)
Expts Gujrat.
IARS,
mixed
ICAR,
Nat.
Index
1965.
AGRIC
ac)
1446
Expt
to
RES
STAT MADHYA
compare
tion)
at
in
the A d h a r t a l
Index Agric.
330-331.
FId
IARS,
RES
RES
Expts
(4 yrs)
of
different
birra
Expts M.P.
birra
(wheat
MADHYA
compare
&
proportions)
Nat.
Nat.
1962.
1948-53,
331-334.
in
Res.
INST
Powarkheda.
M.P.
RES
Expts
to
STAT
compare
M.P.
6-1:
for
tions)
(Seed & D e m o n .
334.
gram mixtures
IARS,
AGRIC
in
Farm,
Expts,
of
Seoni)
M.P.
INST
1962.
STAT
MADHYA
PRADESH
(2 yrs)
(with
tur,
for w h e a t
kheda.
to
find
gram,
at
the best
Expts
Nat.
of
335-336.
Expt
of
to
STAT
study
with wheat
FId
IARS,
their
the RAK A g r i c .
Index Agric.
281.
IARS,
INST AGRIC
Expts
on
INST
fallow etc.)
wheat
of N
and
&
Indore.
P
RES
to
growth
Inst.
mixed
the
Nat.
at
suitable crop
linseed and
the
Govt Agric.
Index Agric.
527-528.
FId
IARS,
1455
the m o s t
gram &
suitable mixture
linseed at
Farm, Mahagarh.
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
STAT
Govt
Index
530-
1965.
1456
MADHYA PRADESH
out
the m o s t
(gram,
seed
peas
Nat.
suitable mixture
& khesari)
ration at
Govt
Soil
Index Agric.
6-2:1954-59,
531.
with
Cons.
FId
IARS,
Res.
Expts,
ICAR,
Delhi.
1457
AGRIC
RES
to
Delhi.
STAT
find
of w h e a t ,
MADHYA
out
PRADESH
the m o s t
gram and linseed
suitable mixture
(by
the Govt E x p t s F a r m V i d i s h a .
Agric. FId Expts, M.P.
peas
IARS,
and
Expts
& Lathyrus)
yield
Sehore.
INST AGRIC
sowing
rows)
Nat.
at
Index
6-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
Demons.
Nat.
the
825.
1451
INST
experiment
different
Inst.
of
532-
1965.
1458
Index Agric.
473-474.
FId
IARS,
of
MAHARASHTRA
determine
wheat
&
to
Nat.
wheat
with
&
RES
STAT
crop
Farm Tharsa.
Nat.
8-1:1948-53,
Expts M.P.,
Delhi.
ICAR, Delhi.
1452
87
&
Index Agric.
824-
1962.
two m e t h o d s
gram as mixed
1962.
suitaSeed
1459
MAHARASHTRA
the
Maharashtra.
lbs / ac)
the
8-1:1948-53,
ICAR, Delhi.
compare
the m o s t
g r a m at
Industry,
(40
Plant
to
Farm, Washim.
IARS,
AGRIC
Expt
residual effect
cropping
STAT
FId Expts Maharashtra.
6-2:1954-59,
1965.
RES
(2 yrs)
ble mixture
at
MADHYA PRADESH
study
gram with
at
of mixed
Expts M.P.
STAT
of
6-2:1954-59,
1965.
Res.
FId
the
MADHYA PRADESH
out
find
legumes
Expts
Powar-
Expts, M.P.
ICAR,
(gram,
ICAR, Delhi.
(2 yrs)
cotton
effect
legumes
on
PRADESH
MADHYA PRADESH
the
different
Nat.
STAT
RES
to
533.
RES
525-526.
1965.
Stn Phanda.
1450
AGRIC
of
1965.
1962.
INST
Inst.
Index Agric.
1454
gram,
locality
of w h e a t ,
IARS,
wheat by
1449
Exptl Farm,
Index Agric.
6-1:1948-53,
crop
lbs/
rotation
gram + wheat,
the Govt
Nat.
of
6-2:1954-59,
find
AGRIC
propor-
6-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
Expts
MADHYA
Agric. FId Expts, M.P.
birra
different
ICAR,
RES
40
1965.
find out
Seed & D e m o n s .
M.P.
INST
the
Nat.
to
the
RES
to
(by r o w s )
ICAR, Delhi.
sowing method
&
FId
P
MADHYA PRADESH
(wheat
Index Agric.
suitable
(N &
gram at
STAT
(in r o w s )
AGRIC
531.
RES
the
dose
Delhi.
Delhi.
Expts
1448
AGRIC
find out
Stn Jhabua.
ICAR,
1962.
INST
to
of
different
Farm,
Expts,
IARS,
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
(2 y r s )
castor
1447
sowing methods
gram mixtures
FId
Index Agric.
1453
6-2:1954-59,
mixture
PRADESH
Govt Exptl
Index Agric.
by
Res.
520-522.
FId Expts,
Expts
6-1:1948-53,
ICAR, Delhi.
to
Nat.
Indore.
INST AGRIC
propor-
Farm Jabalpore.
STAT
sowing
1965.
for wheat and
ICAR,
of
(birra)
the Govt Agric.
Plant Industry,
Expts M.P.
INST AGRIC
crops
PRADESH
sowing methods
(wheat-gram mixtures
the effect
6-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
(2 y r s )
IARS,
INST AGRIC
at
m i x t u r e and manurial
4-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
ICAR,
Expts
crop-
study
Adhartal Jabalpur.
IARS,
INST
the
to
gram as mixed
FId Expts M . P . ,
GUJRAT
study
legume
(Agric.
Agric.
to
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
gram)
1445
Expts
RES
(3 y r s )
1962.
INST
AGRIC
Expts
at
of
Govt
Index Agric.
825.
FId
sowing
Exp.
Expt
IARS,
ICAR,
1460
Chickpea
INST
Bibliography
AGRIC
Expt
to
wheat
RES
STAT
find
&
out
gram at
INST AGRIC
MAHARASHTRA
a
suitable mixture
Res.
Stn
Index Agric.
FId
Expts
Maharashtra.
8-1:1948-53,
826.
ICAR,
1962.
Niphad.
Nat.
Delhi.
INST AGRIC
RES
Expts
(4
wheat
mixed
rates)
Nat.
Expts
to
Agric.
IARS,
gram
the
(in
the Crop R e s .
Index Agric.
8-2:1954-59,
FId
INST
effect
of
different
sowing
seed
RES
Stn Badnapur.
IARS,
ICAR,
jowar
with
of seed)
study
gram
at
(in
the
FId
Res.
of
AGRIC
of
RES
(5
IARS,
STAT
yrs)
to
jowar with
proportions
other
Stn Mohol.
Nat.
Nat.
8-2:
Index Agric.
8-2:1954-59,
ICAR,
1965.
of
(P.
RES
STAT
(6 yrs)
to
with
(40
Res.
Stn
IARS,
INST
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expt
to
RES
to
Nat.
Expts
of
wheat
rial
at
manured
the A g r i c .
FId
(4
proportion
get maximum yield
the Agric .
Index Agric.
FId
453-454.
of
Res.
1962.
of
Expt
to
both
of
Stn
Agric.
wheat
FId
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
tion
(2
RES
gram and
jowar
compared
to
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
(5
of mixed
at
yrs)
344.
STAT
to
IARS,
Nat.
crop
&
propor-
get maximum
entire
9-1:1948-53,
at
cropping
Res.
of
gram &
pure
crop
Stn Bijapur.
Expts Mysore.
IARS,
ICAR,
RES
STAT
yrs)
to
as
jowar
at
Index
9-2:1954-59,
1965.
1472
MYSORE
find &
compare
combinations
at
jowar
of
Nat.
ICAR, Delhi.
on
the
FId
756-759.
of
the
cultural
yield
the Agric.
of
Res.
effect
&
jowar
Stn
manu&
gram
Bijapur.
Expts Mysore.
IARS,
9-2:
ICAR, Delhi.
RES
STAT
MYSORE
study
the
effect
of
diff.
ratios
gram mixtures
on
yield
at
&
Res.
Stn Dharwar.
Nat.
the
Index Agric.
9-2:1954-59,
765,
IARS,
1965.
Res.
of
1474
765-766.
INST
wheat
ICAR, Delhi.
AGRIC
Expts
&
Agric.
gram on jowar,
Nat.
9-2:1954-59,
1962.
MYSORE
the
effect
of
growing
mixtures
in
diff.
(gram)
FId
IARS,
FId
Index
Res.
ICAR,
grass
propor-
Stn Dharwar.
Expts Mysore.
1468
88
STAT
to
Delhi.
Nat.
9-2:1954-59,
1965.
1475
MYSORE
study
of w h e a t
Res.
ICAR,
&
the
Delhi.
effect
gram on
Stn Kaladgi.
Expts Mysore.
IARS,
341-
RES
(5 yrs)
cropping
the residual effect
Expts, Mysore,
legume
STAT
456-457.
1467
Stn Kaladgi.
RES
study
Index Agric.
the
Index Agric.
1962.
study
to
tions at the Agric.
re-
MYSORE
cropping
FId
to
the
Delhi.
RES
the A g r i c .
Agric.
the best
Stn Bijapur.
Expts Mysore.
IARS,
INST
Res.
IARS,
MYSORE
Expts Mysore.
Expt
to work out
of
FId
752-754.
Res.
Expts
to work out money value
ICAR, Delhi.
MYSORE
turn as
Agric.
FId
1466
STAT
yrs)
cul-
the A g r i c .
1473
INST AGRIC
INST
at
1965.
Expts,
IARS,
STAT
Index Agric.
INST AGRIC
optimum
combi-
1471
practices
1954-59,
1465
ICAR,
different
Index Agric.
those
various
Nat.
984-992.
IARS,
suitable
gram with
practices
mixed
to
FId
mixtures
MYSORE
the
of
754-756.
Chinamung
Index Agric.
9-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
not
also gram at
Annigeri.
Agric.
rotation
Stn
Expts
751-752.
find out
&
Nat.
RES
the Agric.
IARS,
1965.
STAT
out
gram and wheat
Mysore.
or
to
wheat
yrs)
INST AGRIC
8-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
find
wheat and
&
Nat.
Expts, Maharashtra.
of
gram
P2O5/ac )
Jeur.
954-961.
(4
compared
Expts,
the best
crops
groundnut,
lbs
FId
Res.
FId
1965.
returns
Res.
MAHARASHTRA
jowar with other
aureus)
Expt
the Agric.
9-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
rotation
of mixed
compared with
STAT MYSORE
Stn Bijapur.
1464
find out
of
Mysore.
the A g r i c .
RES
tural manurial
(china m u n g ,
at
Maharashtra.
AGRIC
the
1470
(2 yrs)
INST AGRIC
the best
crops
Stn Chas.
Expts
at
Index.
1965.
nation
ICAR, Delhi.
out
gram & wheat)
INST
Expts
MAHARASHTRA
find
groundnut,
Delhi.
of mixed
yield
returns
as
Index Agric.
9-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
1463
Expts
the
Nat.
to work out
Nat.
Mysore.
sowing
1965.
INST
on
STAT MYSORE
those of pure crop at
Delhi.
Expts Maharashtra.
930-933.
the effect
(gram & w h e a t )
INST AGRIC.
effect
different
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
1954-59,
to
RES
Bijapur.
STAT MAHARASHTRA
(6 yrs)
study
Stn Annigeri.
(4 yrs)
cropping
1462
AGRIC
Res.
AGRIC
Expts
Expts Maharashtra.
928-930.
Expts
to
(gram & w h e a t )
Agric.FIdExptsMysore.9-2:1954-59,747-748.IARS,ICA
1965.
INST
STAT MYSORE
1461
study
with
RES
(2 yrs)
cropping
STAT MAHARASHTRA
yrs)
at
the A g r i c .
of
yield
Nat.
9-2:1954-59,
1965.
of mixed
at
the
Index Agric.
766-768.
1476
Agronomy
INST AGRIC
Expts
RES
to
STAT
study
(wheat/barley)
Agric.
Res.
effect
on
the
of
yield
Stn Hansi.
FId Expts Punjab.
IARS,
INST
PUNJAB
the
mixed
of
Nat.
gram at
ICAR, Delhi.
582.
1962.
linseed
its
residual
monsoon
1477
Expt
to
legume
under
RES
find
and
dry
Demon.
STAT
the
economics
farming at
the
ICAR,
Delhi.
growing
(gram
Soil
Trng Farm Kota.
FId Expts Rajasthan.
IARS,
of
mixture
Nat.
plus
AGRIC
Expts
RES
(5
Const.
Res.
INST
Index Agric.
12-2:1954-59,
(with o i l s e e d s ,
mixed)
Farm,
with
find
213,
Baharaich.
ICAR,
AGRIC
AGRIC
Expts
STAT
to
find
out
cropping
gram
in
cane Res.
S.
INST
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
STAT
find
IARS,
gram with
sugarcane
Res.
Stn Shajehanpur.
FId Expts U.P.
INST
at
Nat.
AGRIC
AGRIC
Expts
STAT
wheat
at
Sugar-
residual
(3 y r s )
to
study
different
seed
and
grown mixed
wheat
dual
at
effect
rate
on
the
the Govt Farm,
Agric.
1131.
FId
the
AGRIC
(barley),
IARS,
IARS,
AGRIC
Expts
rent
RES
STAT
(2 yrs)
seed
linseed
to
rate
UTTAR
study
resi-
residual
crop at
effect
the
on
Govt
Agric.
FId
1133.
IARS,
on
of
their
the
Expts U.P.,
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
rent
RES
STAT
(4 yrs)
seed
rate
grown mixed
effect
on
the Govt
to
and
the
yield
Farm Baharaich.
FId Expts U.P.,
IARS,
their
succeeding
ICAR,
of
&
1132-
AGRIC
RES
Nat.
13-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
1962.
STAT
(3 y r s )
cereal
or
at
the
College,
FId
1146-1147.
1962.
1488
UTTAR PRADESH
to
seed
study
effect
the
FId
the effect
proportions
grown mixed
on
on
Govt
their
the
of
yield
Farm Etawah.
IARS,
of
gram
&
and
its
following monsoon
Expts U.P.,
AGRIC
RES
&
crop
STAT
(4 yrs)
Nat.
Index
13-1:1948-53,
ICAR, Delhi.
to
1962.
1489
UTTAR PRADESH
study
different
seed
and wheat
grown mixed
residual
monsoon crop
of
rate
effect
at
Kalyanpur.
wheat
U.P.,
13-1:1948-53,
ICAR,
Delhi.
at
Index Agric.
1135-1138.
1484
89
Nat.
the effect of
proportions
on
on
their
the
the A g r i c .
diffe-
residual
monsoon
rows
Index Agric.
Delhi.
Expts
1483
gram
Farm B.R.
Nat.
of
conditions
IARS,
INST
Index
1962.
proportions
Res.
Agra.
1150-1152.
monsoon
Nat.
the effect
1487
and
UTTAR PRADESH
study
cropping
13-1:1948-53,
the
INST
13-1:
1962.
and o i l s e e d s
Expts U.P.,
Agric.
diffe-
13-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
(gram)
in alternate
wheat
gram and
succeeding
Farm Bharari.
UTTAR PRADESH
the mixed
rainfed
crop at
of
yield
Farm Atarra.
ICAR, Delhi.
its
monsoon
Expts U.P.,
grown
different
1129-
PRADESH
proportions
grown mixed
and
following
Mechanised
legume
ICAR,
gram and
yield
under
Expts
1482
effect
effect of
of
(mustard)
INST
crop
Index
1962.
the
13-1:
ICAR, Delhi.
otherwise
residual
INST
Farm Balatal.
gram
13-1:1948-53,
ICAR, Delhi.
their
FId
STAT
study
Institutional
of
and
Nat.
and
following mon-
PRADESH
the
the
State
RES
to
on
on
IARS,
Sugarcane
Index Agric.
yield
IARS,
proportions
effect
Expts
of
gram and
yield
Expts U.P.,
study
grown mixed
1948-53.
INST
the effect
Res.
UTTAR
to
seed
intercrop-
945,
FId
STAT
yrs)
Index Agric.
succeeding monsoon
Expts U.P.
Govt
at
proportions
Atarra.
the
crop
PRADESH
on
on
Nat.
1481
UTTAR
effect
the
RES
(2
inter-
1962.
RES
their
1143-1144.
Bichapuri,
INST
on
Index Agric.
the
of
mixed
940-941.
of
13-1:1948-53,
at
the effect of
(seed)
1486
Expts
1480
effect
13-1:
UTTAR PRADESH
study
Index Agric.
of
1962.
the
Expts U.P.,
1962.
UTTAR PRADESH
out
Delhi.
Nat.
13-1:1948-53,
ping
ICAR,
sugarcane
and
following
IARS, ICAR, Delhi.
proportions
different
possibility
gram
yield
FId
PRADESH
autumn
Delhi.
RES
to
the
the
their
Farm Baharaich.
FId
to
grown
1948-53,
1479
UTTAR
Govt
STAT
residual
Nat.
the Govt
931-934.
Stn Neoli.
FId Expts U.P.,
IARS,
at
1962.
RES
RES
(2 y r s )
soon crop
rotation
Index Agric.
13-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
at
on
on
of
of
1485
linseed
pulses/alone or
crop,
Nat.
effect
crop
different
PRADESH
suitable
the effect
proportions
grown mixed
Index Agric.
Expts
1478
cereals,
Sugarcane
Expts U.P.,
INST
UTTAR
to
rate
1962.
a
1965.
STAT
yrs)
study
wheat)
its
INST
UTTAR PRADESH
to
1948-53, 1140-1142.
RAJASTHAN
cereal
STAT
seed
and
Nat.
INST AGRIC
RES
(2 yrs)
different
the
Index Agric.
11-1:1948-53,
AGRIC
Expts
cropping
gram
and
following
Res.
Index Agric.
1962.
of
yield,
1161-1164.
Stn
FId
Expts
IARS,
1490
Chickpea
Bibliography
INST AGRIC
Expts
RES
to
STAT
study
proportions
of
(sown
along
the
yield
and
the
UTTAR PRADESH
the
gram
FId
ICAR,
wheat
residual
Instructional
IARS,
&
of
INST
different
crop
Delhi.
on
effect
on
Students
the
13-1:1948-53,
Expts
rent
RES
STAT
(2 yrs)
seed
study
proportions
grown mixed
effect
to
UTTAR
on
on
the
FId
1173.
IARS,
of
gram &
yield
and
Res.
crop
Stn Lucknow.
Expts U.P.
ICAR,
13-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
at
Nat.
to
1172-
Expts
RES
STAT
(3 yrs)
rent
seed
mixed
on
effect
study
proportions
their
on
the
yield
ICAR,
Delhi.
1173-1175.
INST
AGRIC
Expt
to
wheat
wheat
AGRIC
the
(grown at
seed
the Crop Physiol.
crop
rate
Res.
crop
FId
1176.
ICAR, Delhi.
RES
STAT
study
the
Expt
to
seed
proportions
mixed
on
and
the
their
1962.
1493
INST
Index Agric.
1176-1177.
monsoon
Res.
FId
AGRIC
IARS,
Expts
to
study
cropping
(by
growth &
yield
the
seed
ac)
at
N
INST
1494
30
&
Lucknow.
U.P.
ICAR,
Nat.
P
Delhi.
1962.
the
effect
their
and
yield
U.P.
STAT
of
gram
& wheat
the
residual
crop
Nat.
at
Index
13-1:1948-53,
ICAR,
Delhi.
UTTAR
PRADESH
suitable
crop
60)
in
soil
of
the
types
1962.
1499
fertilizer
g r a m and
sche-
wheat
(N
50
agriculturally
at
FId
1195-1196.
Orrai,
Jalaun.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
13-1:
ICAR,
Delhi.
1500
AGRIC
P
to
(30
at
RES
STAT
study
the
&
60
in
U.P.
lbs
the
Allahabad.
grown
UTTAR PRADESH
effect
N
(25
lbs/ac)
on w h e a t
cultivators
Nat.
Delhi.
of
P205/ac)
fields
Index Agric.
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR,
effect
1954-59,
and
gram
Karchana,
FId
Expts
922-923.
IARS,
1965.
1501
the
INST
Nat.
AGRIC
Expts
13-1:1948-53,
K 40
to
on
RES
STAT
study
vators
fields,
FId
UTTAR
the
gram &
Agric.
INST
of mixed
proportions)
Botanical
an
(50
PRADESH
effect
wheat
of N
mixture
30,
in
IARS,
P
the
Karchana & Meja.
Expts U.P.
to
40
&
culti-
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR, Delhi.
RES
STAT
study
the
intercrop with
gram in between
lbs/
Sugarcane Res.
Garden,
FId
1182-1183.
N
AGRIC
Expt
on
gram and mustard
Index Agric.
13-1:1948-53,
FId
IARS,
1498
of
Index Agric.
mixture
different
application of
the N a t i o n a l
Index Agric.
1193.
on
Reg.
Index
1954-59,
1965.
1502
PRADESH
of w h e a t ,
w i t h and without
the
13-1:1948-53,
crop
effect
rate
Nat.
effect
at
1962.
Nat.
Delhi.
UTTAR
residual
crop
seed
grown mixed
proportions
IARS,
for mixed
923-924.
STAT
the
Stn Varanasi.
dule
1948-53,
at
1495
RES
different
UTTAR PRADESH
Expts
RES
important
1962.
INST AGRIC
of
linseed
study
formulate
Nat.
gram and
Stn Lucknow.
ICAR,
&
1497
succeeding monsoon
to
requirements
residual
Expts U.P.
FId
of
and mustard
and
on
Expt
&
1962.
of
gram
yield
following
Crop Physiol.
effect
to
Res.
1194-1195.
UTTAR PRADESH
of
STAT
the
Agric.
&
AGRIC
on
at
Expt
INST
1183-1185.
PRADESH
effect
and
seed
Nat.
proportions)
Expts U.P.
the
Index Agric.
13-1:1948-53,
Stn Lucknow.
Index Agric.
RES
the Reg.
residual
Delhi.
manurial
effect
at
1962.
(2 yrs)
effect
grown
UTTAR PRADESH
of m i x e d
IARS,
&
Nat.
13-1:1948-53,
grown mixed
diffe-
Stn Lucknow.
ICAR,
STAT
Ca)
the
Expts U.P.
IARS,
study
(N P K &
effect of
gram
and
Res.
FId
RES
of
crop,
1962.
gram
yield
different
following monsoon
the Crop Physiol.
Index Agric.
the
residual
UTTAR
the
gram & wheat
residual
1492
UTTAR PRADESH
to
STAT
of
U.P.
of
the
13-1:1948-53,
Stn Varanasi.
Expts
AGRIC
RES
Expts
INST
INST
the
succeeding monsoon
Res.
the
and
Delhi.
study
their
the
Index
1962.
ICAR,
AGRIC
on
residual
and
Farm Pratapgarh.
proportions
diffe-
linseed
the
following monsoon
Crop Physiol.
Agric.
their
yield
on yield
Expt
effect of
on
succeeding monsoon
the
IARS,
PRADESH
the effect of
proportions
FId Expts U.P.
1491
the
seed
UTTAR PRADESH
study
effect
Govt
1166.
to
on
INST
INST AGRIC
STAT
grown mixed
Index
1962.
RES
(3 y r s )
different
the
Nat.
AGRIC
Expts
their
at
Farm Kanpur.
Expts U.P.
seed
grown mixed
lines/crosswise)
following monsoon
Agric.
effect
Agric.
Expts
FId
1965.
1496
90
of
gram
grown
sugarcane
(one
row of
two
rows
Stn Neoli.
Expts.
59, 1140-1141.
IARS,
UTTAR PRADESH
effect
U.P.
IARS,
of
cane)
Nat.
at
as
the
Index
13-2:Book 2,
1954-
ICAR, Delhi.
1503
Agronomy
INST AGRIC
Expts
RES
cropping
(gram,
of
STAT
(3 yrs)
of
to
pea,
etc.
at
Shajehanpur.
other
sown in between
the Sugarcane
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
IARS,
INST
the effect of mixed
sugarcane with
sugarcane)
U.P.
UTTAR PRADESH
study
1854-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
crops
crop
two
rows
Res.
Index Agric.
AGRIC
Expts
FId
RES
(gram,
Expts
RES
to
STAT
study
in
sugarcane
in
autumn/spring
FId
1202.
IARS,
sugarcane
in
Iqbalpur,
Saharanpur.
Expts
Agric.
FId Expts.
1220-1221.
effect
Expts
of mixed
cropping
(interplanted with pea
planting
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
RES
STAT
in
&
crop
gram)
(3 y r s )
cropping
to
study
U.P.
1954-59,
1965.
the
(gram,
fields,
Agric.
Expts U.P.
1201-1203.
INST
AGRIC
Expts
crop
IARS,
RES
(inter
to
IARS,
sown with
plantings
Expts U.P.
INST
in
to
RES
STAT
study
plantings
in
IARS,
effect
INST AGRIC
Expts
to
cropping
planted
Nat.
STAT
study
ICAR,
in
Agric.
FId
in
the
Expts U.P.
1211-1212.
IARS,
on
fields,
AGRIC
Expts
STAT
(3 y r s )
cropping
spring
fields,
Agric.
RES
to
1203-1204.
(gram,
planted
crop
FId
1219-1220.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
the effect of
different
seed
Res.
1541-1542.
sowing
ratios)
Stn Amrukh.
13-2:
IARS,
ICAR,
1514
RES
STAT
study
UTTAR PRADESH
the
rows
effect
of
the Reg.
FId
of
different
gram & wheat
Res.
on
their
Stn Amrukh.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR, Delhi.
1515
to
sowing
RES
STAT
study
on
1954-59,
UTTAR PRADESH
effect
of
gram and w h e a t
at
Stn Amrukh.
Index
the
Nat.
direction
the
Index Agric.
U.P.
13-2:Book 2,
IARS,
ICAR,
1954-59,
Delhi.
Reg.
FId
of
Res.
Expts
1543-1544.
1965.
1516
1509
RES
on
Nat.
Index
1954-59,
1510
91
STAT
(3 yrs)
arrangement
cultivators
1965.
(in
Expts U.P.
of
Expts
IARS,
UTTAR PRADESH
study
Reg.
to
rotaStn
1513
FId
AGRIC
Expt
with autumn/
ICAR, Delhi.
to
1965.
in
13-2:Book 2,
FId
the
Expts
Nat.
Res.
1262.
in
1965.
cultivators
Deoband Saharanpur.
Sugarcane
Index Agric.
1954-59, 1542-1543.
autumn/spring
the
or
at
AGRIC
with
sugarcane
19 4-59,
STAT
Delhi.
INST
1965.
RES
Index Agric.
of mixed
Nat.
intercropping
P2O5/ac)
Index Agric.
yield at
1204-1205.
of
lbs
1965.
& wheat
fields,
FId
the
Nat.
(3 yrs)
ratios
the effect of mixed
etc)
Expts
1512
effect
100
at
1954-59,
Expt
UTTAR PRADESH
pea
FId
1221-1222.
UTTAR PRADESH
planted
Delhi.
autumn/spring
13-2:Book 2,
sugarcane
fields,
1965.
the
Book 2,
INST
mixed
ICAR, Delhi.
study
1511
effect of mixed
1954-59,
13-2:Book 2,
INST AGRIC
INST
1965.
Index Agric.
STAT
their yield
Nat.
FId
1508
fields, Haldwani, Nainital.
the
cultivators
Delhi.
study
AGRIC
gram
PRADESH
with
study
(with/without
Expts
in autumn/
1954-59,
effect
the
RES
to
ICAR,
INST
Index Agric.
UTTAR
(gram etc)
sugarcane
1506
1965.
the
Index
1954-59,
with autumn/spring planted
Nat.
Saharanpur.
U.P.
1507
cultivators
Delhi.
RES
Index
Index Agric.
of
in
tion with cane
1954-59,
1965.
1954-59,
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR,
2,
1965.
Sinbhaoli Meerut.
Expts U.P.
Nat.
cultivators
Nat.
gram/pea)
the
cultivators
pea/gram)
to
pea)
autumn/spring
UTTAR PRADESH
the
(intersown with
in
PRADESH
the
Delhi.
gram
the e f f e c t of m i x e d
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expt
the
Delhi.
UTTAR
of mixed
pea)
13-2:Book
study
Sakotitanda Meerut.
IARS,
in
ICAR,
STAT
(2 yrs)
spring
effect
Mowana Kalyan Meerut.
FId
ICAR, Delhi.
13-2:Book 2,
Expts
gram &
autumn/spring plantings,
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
1505
PRADESH
(intersown with
cultivators
STAT UTTAR PRADESH
Saharanpur.
Index
13-2:Book 2,
RES
sugarcane
cultivators
Nat.
Delhi.
UTTAR
U.P.
IARS,
(3 yrs)
INST AGRIC
INST
the
1504
UTTAR PRADESH
Expts U.P.
the effect of mixed
fields,
1159-1161.
fields, Modinagar, Meerut.
Agric.
study
with autumn/spring
planted
1965.
the
to
pea)
Stn
INST AGRIC
INST AGRIC
STAT UTTAR PRADESH
(2 yrs)
their
of
to
UTTAR
study
the
yield at
Index Agric.
Book 2,
1954-59,
Delhi.
1965.
PRADESH
the effect of
rows
of
the Reg.
FId
gram &
Res.
Expts U.P.
1545-1546.
diff.
linseed
Stn Amrukh.
13-2:
IARS,
ICAR,
1517
Chickpea
Bibliography
INST AGRIC
Expt
to
wheat
on
RES
mixed
U.P.
(in
effect
Nat.
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expt
and
to
the Agric.
Delhi.
RES
STAT
Baharaich.
(in
Nat.
Delhi.
Stn
Expts.
different
Index Agric.
1954-59,
FId
1549.
AGRIC
Expts
RES
(2 yrs)
fertilizers
wheat at
Nat.
STAT
to
UTTAR
study
the Agric.
Index Agric.
1954-59,
Delhi.
1965.
AGRIC
Expts
RES
in
Expts
(3 yrs)
different
wheat
on
to
the
Res.
Expts
Expts U.P.
IARS,
IARS,
Res.
FId
of
gram
and
1551-1552.
U.P.
13-2:
IARS,
the
of
at
seed
the
Nat.
AGRIC
Expts
gram
RES
to
study
the
barley
in
lines
on
the Inst.
Crop Physiol.
Index Agric.
1954-59,
FId
INST
of
gram
&
AGRIC
State Mecha-
(2 yrs)
fertilizer
wheat at
Nat.
to
the
1965.
1521
INST
study
effect
their
of
Book 2,
1954-59,
Delhi.
1965.
Lucknow.
AGRIC
Expt
Nat.
2,
AGRIC
of
mixed
of
gram
&
Lucknow.
crops
Hardoi.
Nat.
IARS,
1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
1965.
Expt
of
to
RES
find
STAT
out
gram & wheat
Res.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
on
Res.
effect
FId
AGRIC
their
of
the R e g .
FId
of
gram
&
Res.
Stn
Expts U.P.
1580-1582.
IARS,
1529
UTTAR PRADESH
study
rate
the effect
ratios
yield
Nat.
at
of
1954-59,
of
gram and
the R e g .
Index Agric.
Delhi.
to
RES
STAT
study
FId
Res.
Stn
Expts
1594-1596.
1965.
1530
Res.
1596.
IARS,
UTTAR PRADESH
the
in
FId
AGRIC
effect
different
of
sowing
ICAR,
gram
combinations,
Stn Varanasi.
Expts U.P.
RES
Nat.
&
at
Index
13-2:Book 2,
Delhi.
STAT
(2 yrs)
to
1954-59,
1965.
1531
IARI
find
(in l i n e s )
the I A R I ,
IARS,
ICAR,
INST AGRIC
Expt
IARS,
at
out
suitable
of w h e a t ,
Delhi.
Nat.
Delhi.
crop
gram &
linseed
Index Agric.
15-1:1948-1953,
1954-59,
(in
linseed,
STAT
to
FId
339-340.
1962.
1532
1965.
Reg.
FId
1566-1567.
1525
92
IARI
study
different
wheat &
Index Agric.
1954-59, 484-486.
sowing
the
RES
(3 yrs)
cropping
Nat.
Index Agric.
1965.
to
seed
Expts IARI.
Expts U.P.
of mixed
their yield
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR, Delhi.
rate
Stn
1565-1566.
Nat.
STAT
Agric.
at
UTTAR PRADESH
Stn Hardoi.
the effect
seed
1965.
ICAR,
Expts
1524
the
of
13-2:Book 2,
of
INST AGRIC
1528
UTTAR PRADESH
study
IARS,
INST
ICAR,
(gram & w h e a t )
Index Agric.
13-2:Book 2,
Expts
1579-1580.
13-2:
the physiological
the Reg.
Res.
FId
1965.
1954-59,
RES
on
the Reg.
the effect of
UTTAR PRADESH
fertilizers at
1954-59,
Index Agric.
(3 yrs)
wheat mixed
Expts U.P.
study
Reg.
Index Agric.
U.P.
INST
1523
to
economy of mixed
the
ICAR, Delhi.
1560-1561.
STAT
(2 yrs)
response
to
RES
1578-1579.
1527
the
at
their yield at
Varanasi.
at
13-2:Book
cropping
FId
to
Nat.
mixture
INST
Reg.
FId
UTTAR PRADESH
STAT
Delhi.
wheat
sowing
yield
Crop Physiol.
Index Agric.
1954-59,
study
ratios
different
UTTAR PRADESH
Inst.
the
Index Agric.
1954-59,
IARS,
on mixed
RES
on
ICAR,
Expt
Expts
to
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
1522
STAT
STAT
(3 yrs)
Meerut.
Index Agric.
Expts U.P.
1559-1560.
RES
of mixed
at
1965.
ICAR, Delhi.
wheat
1965.
INST AGRIC
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
IARS,
UTTAR PRADESH
(2 yrs)
&
the effect
gram & wheat
gram & wheat
different
ICAR, Delhi.
STAT
RES
(2 yrs)
Expts
INST
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR, Delhi.
ICAR,
effect of
13-2:Book 2,
IARS,
of
Delhi.
Stn Meerut.
Stn Bahraich.
Expts U.P.
study
yield
Expts U.P.
to
Nat.
UTTAR PRADESH
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR,
cropping
UTTAR PRADESH
nised Farm Bharari.
FId
IARS,
study
Stn Meerut.
Expts
effect of
cropping
proportions
their
to
lines
Stn
PRADESH
1549-1550.
STAT
Expts U.P.
STAT
(3 yrs)
sowing
1520
RES
Farm Kalai.
1526
Expts
INST AGRIC
the G o v t .
FId
physiological
(gram & w h e a t )
1519
on mixed
Book 2,
the
crops
1965.
gram
1965.
UTTAR PRADESH
study
1570-1571.
INST AGRIC
INST
at
Index Agric.
proportions)
Res.
to
of m i x e d
1954-59,
INST
sowing
STAT
fertilizers
1518
of
RES
(2 yrs)
response
1546-1547.
the A g r i c .
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR,
Res.
1965.
effect
their yield at
U.P.
Expts
UTTAR PRADESH
the
mixed
gram &
proportions)
FId
1954-59,
INST AGRIC
sowing
seed
Index Agric.
study
wheat
of
different
13-2:Book 2,
IARS,
on
UTTAR PRADESH
the
their yield at
Attara.
INST
STAT
study
the effect
seed
gram at
FId
of mixed
proportions)
IARI,
Delhi.
Expts IARI.
15-2:
IARS,
ICAR, Delhi.
1533
Agronomy
KATYAL,
S.K.
Study
on
the
cropping
gram
relative
of
over
wheat
the
utility
with
individual
certain agronomic
mixed
and
Ludhiana.
ALMEIDA ALVES,
1534
(Effect
Vicia
G.
and
(Study of
and
interplanting
chickpeas
on yields.)
stop.
with
forage
Nauchn.
Inst.
of
oats
with
beets,
peas
1.
effects
Trudy vissh.
chemical
better
cropping
Sci.
19-4:439-543.
in
of
India.
Indian J.
agric.
1949.
short
a major
1536
gical
at
F.G.
a young
Sad Ogorod.
orchard
-
288-290.
96-11:46-47.
1958.
1537
&
BAL,
cultivation
in C.P.
SAHASRABUDDHE,
(with
gram,
Indian Agr.
khesari
J.
on
1538
on mixed
cropping
Nagpur agric.
Coll.
of
nitrogen
Study
of
Postgrad.
24-3/4:
ET AL.
and
mixed
unirrigated
School
5-1:56-61.
stand
of
barley
conditions.
Indian agric.
and
Res.
of
SINGH,
Note
1:87-95.
1947.
SINGH,
&
wheat
& RAM,
A.
response
of
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1548
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1551
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1544
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STAT MADHYA
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1962.
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1956.1549
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47-2:91-92.
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1542
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SINGH,
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180-183.
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1974.
1541
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1545
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BHATNAGAR,
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H.D.
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1535
(Chickpeas
ROTATION
J.
of
Preliminary
the
selsko-
1965.
PELIPENKO,
AND
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1963.
KOINOV,
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M.Sc.
University,
CROPPING
Kabuli
cropping
factors.
Punjab Agricultural
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PRADESH
residual
applied
(Adhartal
to
effect
gram on
Farm,
Jabal-
Index Agric. FId Expts M.P.
109-110.
IARS,
ICAR, Delhi.
1552
Chickpea
INST
Bibliography
AGRIC
Expts
of
P
RES
STAT
(3 yrs)
applied
gram on
to
the
study
Expts
previous
leguminous
(30
of
(Govt
a
yield
ICAR,
the
wheat
Nat.
crop
Exptl
Index Agric.
6-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
AGRIC
residual effect
Farm Powarkheda).
Expts M.P.
INST
MADHYA PRADESH
to
138-139.
lbs/ac)
(tur,
FId
etc)
IARS,
1962.
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
on
the
Expts
tion
RES
STAT
(2 yrs)
of
(gram,
wheat
study
with
peas,
ICAR,
different
Expts
of
succeeding
Nat.
RES
STAT
wheat,
Plant
pulses
to
185-186.
FId
N
&
FId Expts M.P.
P
Indore.
crops
the
Nat.
6-1:1948-53,
AGRIC
AGRIC
Expts
RES
tion
for
and
in
soil.
53,
find out
crop
and
gram,
Inst.
of
215-217.
(Govt seed & D e m o n .
Index Agric.
232-233.
FId
IARS,
AGRIC
Expts
RES
to
IARS,
manures
the
to wheat
cake
&
AGRIC
during
two
succeeding years,
and
on
gram during
Powarkheda.
M.P.
1948-49
1950-51
Nat.
6-1:1948-53,
260.
IARS,
Betul.
AGRIC
to
on
Expts
to
STAT
study
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Farm,
FId
compost
and
applied
to wheat
succeeding
on
gram
other
wheat
during
Powarkheda).
M.P.
residual
manures
during
crop
1950-51
Nat.
6-1:1948-53,
and
Expts
INST
of
of
on
Expt
to
study
applied
to
soybean,
cotton
Indore.
the
1949-50
Exptl
at
IARS,
crop
residual
previous
jowar,
Inst.
Nat.
277.
IARS,
Seed
IARS,
direct
of
P
gram
&
&
Demons.
FId
Expts
ICAR,
effect
(at
40
&
of
80
& khesari)
Delhi.
RES
STAT
Delhi.
N
and
P2O5/
lbs
on wheat
Nat.
crop
Index
6-2:1954-59,
212.
1965.
1563
MADHYA PRADESH
study
the
effect
of
direct
P
effect
Farm U j j a i n ) .
ICAR, Delhi.
of
(with gram)
Expts M.P.
N
and
on wheat
Nat.
Index
6-2:1954-59,
221-222.
1965.
1564
STAT
MADHYA PRADESH
to
see
to
pulses
on
the
P
residual effects
(20
(gram,
Res.
&
40
crop
FId
lbs
lentil,
of
wheat
Stn Adhartal,
Index Agric.
286-287.
lbs
peas,
succeeding
the Govt A g r i c .
Nat.
the
of
Jabal-
Expts M.P.
IARS,
ICAR,
Delhi.
1965.
INST
the
of
crops
1565
AGRIC
to
RES
find
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
out
application
P2O5
to pulses
(gram,
on
the
(gram,
yield
of
the
of
P
residual
(20
peas,
the
&
Agric.
IARS,
Expts M.P.
ICAR, Delhi.
1559
94
FId
Expts M.P.
ICAR, Delhi.
40
effect
lbs
of
P2O5/ac)
lentil & Lathyrus)
succeeding
(Govt E x p t s Stn C h i n d w a r a ) .
on
Industry,
FId
RES
(2 yrs)
6-2:1954-59,
Farm
groundnut etc.)
of Plant
lentil
ICAR, Delhi.
effect
kharif
Index Agric.
P2O5/ac)
lbs
Index Agric.
the application
pore)
and
MADHYA PRADESH
the
cowpea,
6-1:1948-53,
1962.
STAT
of
40
pea,
Govt
Expts M.P.
FId
AGRIC
Expts
RES
effect
MADHYA PRADESH
the
(M.E.A.
khesari)
the
1558
AGRIC
FId
P2O5/ac)
town
1962.
INST
&
Farm P o w a r k h e d a ) .
to
IARS,
Index Agric. FId Expts
261.
(20
153.
STAT
effect
ICAR,
Agric.
fertilizers
1948-49
(Govt
PRADESH
ICAR, Delhi.
effect
during
RES
study
residual
MADHYA PRADESH
the
P
Nat.
legumes
Expts
RES
135-136.
1562
Expts
1557
AGRIC
on wheat
Index
1561
residual
of
on wheat
INST AGRIC
in
1962.
INST
levels
6-2:1954-59,
(M.E.A.
1556
1949-50
Govt
Index Agric.
super-
of
yield
&
MADHYA
the
at
IARS,
effect
its
STAT
study
khesari)
ac
6-1:1948-
sulphate)applied
on
RES
to
residual
farm yard manure,
1947-48
crop
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
(gram,
Expt
on heavy
ICAR, Delhi.1962.
ammonium
of
30 lbs
1965.
to winter legumes
INST
scrobiculatum)
lac
Expts M.P.
(town compost,
groundnut
Delhi.
&
gram
Expts M.P.
FId
effect
25
rota-
Farm D i n d o r i ) .
residual
15,
the previous
ICAR,
Farm,
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
study
residual
(@
Agric.
Agric.
INST
ICAR, Delhi.
1965.
the best
and
to
different
Index Agric.
(Paspalum
tur
the
Stn Adhartal).
Expts
MADHYA PRADESH
to
IARS,
(Govt R e s .
INST
(gram,
1555
Kodo
with wheat
Nat.
STAT
Industry,
effect
1962.
(2 yrs)
of Plant
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
find
P2O5/ac)
M.P.
INST
283-287.
RES
to
IARS,
singly
rabi
(Inst.
sann
w i t h and
Index Agric. FId Expts M.P.
phosphate applied
IARS,
residual
on jowar at
Industry,
ICAR, Delhi.
of
cotton crop
1560
Expts
1554
previous
linseed)
INST
(Govt Exptl
Index Agric.
study the
application
combination
rabi
MADHYA PRADESH
to
crops
groundnut,
rota-
1962.
(2 yrs)
the
Nat.
6-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
INST AGRIC
effect of
lentil & Khesari)
Farm Powarkheda).
Expts M.P.
the
leguminous
1962.
MADHYA PRADESH
to
to
soybean,
nitrogen
Indore).
the effect of P 2 O 5
study
pea,
6-1:1948-53,
INST AGRIC
to
applied
gram,
without
1553
RES
(4 yrs)
wheat
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
1965.
crop
Index
290-291.
1566
Agronomy
INST AGRIC
Expts
of
RES
to
study
phosphatic manures
applied
wheat
Nat.
59,
to
at
gram on
300-303.
Expts
RES
gram on
STAT
ICAR,
Delhi.
40
lbs
effect
P2O5/ac)
crop
ICAR, Delhi.
of
with
of
AGRIC
Expt
to
legume
STAT
find
out
effect
the
rotation
for
the
tract
Agric.
Res.
Stn Chas.
Nat.
FId Expts Maharashtra.
838.
IARS,
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
Inst,
of
IARS,
cereals
&
(jowarat
the
Index Agric.
AGRIC
RES
STAT
(2 yrs)
along
study
1962.
with manures
for
with
gram/mung-wheat)
Stn
Jeur.
Nat.
Maharashtra.
IARS,
ICAR,
the
at
Index Agric.
8-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
STAT
(6 yrs)
effect
Res.
RES
of
to
jowar,
Stn Mohol.
the rotational
wheat
&
1962.
AGRIC
RES
(5
rotations
for
gram)
to
on
and
them at
Nat.
STAT
yrs)
to
Expts Maharashtra.
jowar
determine
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
8-1:1948-53,
FId
867-872.
FId
RES
STAT
to
jowar
with
gram
ICAR,
growing
as
RES
(3 yrs)
STAT
to
different
rotational
effect
crop
P2O5
of
AGRIC
INST
IARS,
the
leguminous
to
the best
at
rotation
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
FId
Res.
Expts
1011-1016.
1577
find out
and
suitable
cotton at
Nat.
rotation
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
9-1:1948-53,
FId
433-437.
IARS,
1962.
1578
STAT MYSORE
yrs)
to
find out
wheat,
transitional
tract,
Nat.
the b e s t
gram &
at
for
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
9-2:1954-59,
rotation
safflower)
FId
726-727.
Res.
Expts
IARS,
ICAR,
1965.
AGRIC
of
ICAR, Delhi.
1579
crops
Expts Maharashtra.
Stn Padegaon.
ICAR, Delhi.
Nat.
N
Index
ICAR,
AGRIC
to
(25 &
Nat.
1962.
95
suitable
RES
STAT
study
the
50 l b s / a c )
crop
&
426.
(gram)
Nat.
rotation
at
the
Index Agric.
9-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
733-736.
1965.
1580
PUNJAB
effect
and
of
P2O5
following
the C o t t .
Index Agric.
1948-53,
1573
find out
Stn Hagari.
the rotation at
8-2:1954-59,
1965.
Res.
the cotton
at
to
cotton & pulses
Expts Mysore.
Expts
(gram)
STAT MYSORE
yrs)
jowar,
FId
INST
RES
(6
Agric.
effect of
sugarcane
Res.
IARS,
1576
1965.
jowar
RES
(2
Expts
Expts Maharashtra.
the A g r i c .
644-646.
1965.
STAT MYSORE
Delhi.
Delhi.
Stn Sholapur.
Agric.
FId
Index
8-2:1954-59,
(jowar-groundnut-
the
with
out
8-2:1954-59,
Stn Hagari.
(groundnut,
MAHARASHTRA
crops
Nat.
groundnut manured
or not
Delhi.
RES
Mysore.
suitable
Res.
compare
&
Nat.
(6 yrs)
Expts
1572
AGRIC
Mohol.
find
lbs P2O5
gram with
IARS,
Expts
rotation
safflower at
MAHARASHTRA
yrs)
AGRIC
INST
852-858.
1962.
INST
&
ICAR, Delhi.
(6
ICAR,
MAHARASHTRA
rabi
Stn
IARS,
AGRIC
Expts
1571
find o u t
linseed
the best
Res.
Stn Dharwar.
Expts
out
the A g r i c .
the
INST
find
the Agric.
Index Agric .
IARS,
1575
Agric.
FId
FId
992-994.
MAHARASHTRA
to
Expts Mysore.
8-1:1948-53,
Index Agric.
gram,
INST
1570
study
Delhi.
STAT
rotation
the A g r i c .
Expts
847-849.
Expts Maharashtra.
ICAR,
RES
(5 y r s )
IARS,
MAHARASHTRA
Nat.
Delhi.
Maharashtra.
Res.
1962.
gram at
at
for j o w a r ,
Res.
AGRIC
Nat.
the best
crops
1965.
of
INST
find out
& jowar
Stn Sholapur.
(jowar
FId
MAHARASHTRA
to
Stn Mohol.
with 40
tract
1574
IARS,
INST
rotation
the A g r i c .
STAT
wheat
994-999.
1569
the best
RES
FId
645-646.
837-
MAHARASHTRA
to
the A g r i c .
8-2:1954-59,
of
Expts
at
rota-
Index Agric.
Expts Maharashtra.
Expts
INST
Nat.
Delhi.
(2 yrs)
gram,
Res.
Index FId
8-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
ICAR,
Expts
chinamung-groundnut-gram-wheat)
sugarcane
1965.
MAHARASHTRA
rabi
with
Stn Padegaon.
(mixed
as
IARS,
466-467.
best
crops
8-2:1954-59,
1568
the
crops
leguminous
gram + wheat/rice
Expts Maharashtra.
1567
1965.
RES
compare the effect of
1965.
INST
INST
cereals)
tional
INST
Nat.
to
different
Res.
residual
Indore.
STAT MAHARASHTRA
6-2:1954-
cotton at
6-2:1954-59,
RES
(2 yrs)
growing
PRADESH
the
AGRIC
Expts
Farm Powarkheda.
Expts M.P.
study
of Plant Industry,
M.P.
&
MADHYA
to
INST
residual
succeeding
Res.
the yield
Expts
(20
FId
IARS,
(3 yrs)
the
the
the Wheat
Index Agric.
INST AGRIC
of
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
(5 yrs)
FId
IARS,
application
(25
lbs/ac)
gram,
Res.
guar
of
to
in
Stn Hansi.
Expts Punjab.
11-1:
ICAR, Delhi.
1581
Chickpea
Bibliography
INST AGRIC
Expts
of
RES
to
PUNJAB
study
ammonium sulphate
N/ac)
on
the yield
different
of
STAT
(4 yrs)
super
ceeding
(50,
of
rotations
(50 l b s
and
rotation
crops
Nat.
INST AGRIC
RES
Expts
(2
(50
100
on
&
the
STAT
yrs)
to
at
of
for
and
(and r a b i c r o p s ,
the
938.
FId
effect
Expts
in
AGRIC
RES
STAT
(5 yrs)
to
of Ammonium sulphate
on
the
tions
(50
and
lbs
crops
at
yield
of
Nat.
the
P2O5/ac)
(gram,
Agric.
FId
475-479.
1965.
1583
100,
in
150
to
of
Expts
STAT
(4 yrs)
to
Nat.
AGRIC
Ammonium sulphate
on
the
tions
(50
yield
and
lbs
crops
the
Nat.
for
etc.)
Jullundur.
Punjab.
INST
AGRIC
Expts
RES
the
Index Agric.
STAT
to
AGRIC
AGRIC
the best
Expts
to
sugarcane
Stn Tissuhi.
STAT
find
out
crops
cultivation of
on
INST
preceding
Index Agric.
IARS,
FId
at
suitable rotation
at
Index Agric.
959-960.
Nat.
STAT
Captaingaj,
FId
IARS,
UTTAR
to
find
Expts U.P.
ICAR,
Delhi.
with
PRADESH
the best
rotation
sugarcane
Index Agric.
RES
(2
FId
960-961.
STAT
yrs)
rotation
Stn
at
Gorakh-
Expts U.P.
IARS,
ICAR, Delhi.
U.P.
IARS,
(gram,
INST
etc)
the
for
suitable
sugarcane
Index Agric.
962-963.
at
FId
Expts
IARS,
ICAR,
1593
STAT
yrs)
gram,
UTTAR
to
pea
find
etc.)
Nat.
PRADESH
suitable
with
rotation
sugarcane
Index Agric.
13-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
163-165.
Nat.
RES
(4
U.P.
Index
pea
1962.
AGRIC
Expts
the Late
find out
13-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
rotation
UTTAR PRADESH
to
Captainganj.
Expts
967-970.
FId
at
Expts
IARS,
ICAR,
1962.
1594
1586
AGRIC
Expt
proper
gram,
rotations with
basis
areas
of
(with
ber
intensive
96
STAT
a
UTTAR PRADESH
suitable
etc.)
planted)
1965.
1587
RES
find
pea
at
for
1954-59,
rotation
sugarcane
the Govt R e s .
Index Agric.
Book 2,
Nat.
13-1:1948-53,
1962.
to
Nat.
paddy-pea/
Farm Faizabad.
Expts U.P.
ICAR, Delhi.
UTTAR PRADESH
find
1592
AGRIC
UTTAR PRADESH
Govt
13-1:
ICAR, Delhi.
sugarcane
pea etc)
Nat.
Expts
gram,
13-1:1948-53,
the
(gram,
Deoria.
1962.
rota-
1962.
paddy
gram rotations)
935.
RES
Gorakhpur.
RES
with
13-1:1948-53,
lbs/ac)
INST
AGRIC
Expts U.P.
IARS,
to
(2 yrs)
at
Delhi.
rotation
1591
etc.)
ICAR,
FId
STAT
Nat.
Luban clover
IARS,
INST
RES
(2 yrs)
(of
Expts U.P.
suitable
1590
lentil,
S.
UTTAR PRADESH
out
958-959.
peas,
FId
Expts U.P.
ICAR, Delhi.
Index Agric.
pur.
effect
UTTAR PRADESH
Paddy Res.
FId
IARS,
Nat.
INST
1585
Agric.
sugarcane
Muzaffar-
with sugarcane at Lakhimganj,
(gram,
with late paddy
in
super
FId
485-489.
select
crop
Sub-Stn
1962.
Index
1965.
(3 y r s )
Lathyrus,
to
of
the Cotton Res.
11-2:1954-59,
STAT
13-1:1948-53,
1584
different
effect
applied
Nat.
Delhi.
100/150
in
seed/greenmanure,
at
Res.
pea)
(gram,
(50,
residual
the possibility of
939-940.
find
Deoria.
berseem
1965.
the direct
cotton
P2O5/ac)
(guar
berseem
ICAR,
of
catch
Index Agric.
RES
to
(gram-pea)
super
PUNJAB
of
1588
11-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
study
1962.
1589
Expts
rota-
the preceding
Stn Hansi.)
Expts Punjab.
RES
a
Sugarcane
the
Expts
INST AGRIC
Index
935-
UTTAR PRADESH
find
at
INST
l b s N/ac)
different
effect
ICAR,
Nat.
effect
guar/seed/greenmanure,
IARS,
pea)
the
1962.
applied
the Cotton R e s .
at
13-1:1948-53,
to
gram as
Expts
11-2:1954-59,
(50,
residual
sugarcane
Delhi.
STAT
taking
INST
at
Index
the direct
cotton
of kharif
gram,
1962.
PUNJAB
study
effect
wheat,
different
berseem etc.)
ICAR, Delhi.
RES
(2 yrs)
1948-53,
Expts
the
Stn Kunraghat.
ICAR.
13-1:1948-53,
of N
P2O5/ac)
(50 l b s
guar,
INST
see
Expts U.P.
IARS,
INST AGRIC
456-459.
grown
Expts Punjab.
to
rotation with
nagar.
the
P
UTTAR PRADESH
crops
Agric.
PUNJAB
cotton
IARS,
guar
STAT
Sugarcane Res.
to pre-
1582
Stn Abohar.
459-461.
response
RES
(5 yrs)
in
1965.
the Cotton R e s .
FId
in
AGRIC
Expts
the Cotton
rotations(gram,
Agric.
lbs
Index Agric.Fld
study
lbs/ac)
yield
150
applied
11-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
effect
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(gram,
Res.
Stn Abohar.
&
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etc.)
IARS,
100
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Expts Punjab.
INST
the direct
(with
(March/OctoFarm Bahraich.
FId
Expts U.P.
1123.
IARS,
13-2:
ICAR, Delhi.
1595
Agronomy
INST AGRIC
RES
STAT
Expt
to
study
rent
intercrops
tion with
Kalai.
effect
(gram,
sugarcane
Nat.
of
1954-59,
Delhi.
INST AGRIC
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pea,
at
mung)
the
Index Agric.
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR,
UTTAR PRADESH
the
Govt
FId
diffe-
Expts
in rota-
Res.
rent
Farm,
and
Expts U.P.
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crops
as
STAT
UTTAR PRADESH
to
study the effect of d i f f e -
(gram,
pea
dates
Index Agric.
FId
AGRIC
Expts
RES
STAT
(3 y r s )
(gram,
pea
find a
Kunraghat.
the
Sugarcane
Nat.
IARS,
1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
Expts
RES
planted)
with
INST AGRIC
Stn
FId
Expt
Expts
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1965.
(3
(gram,
STAT
yrs)
pea
to
1597
UTTAR PRADESH
find
etc)
with
spring planted)
at
Muzaffarnagar.
Nat.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
a
suitable
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the
Delhi.
rotation
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IARS,
to
RES
STAT
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UTTAR
the
rotations
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tur
under
dry
farming
Cons.
Res. Demons.
1954-59,
Delhi.
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&
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rent
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FId
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pea
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the
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Delhi.
on
the
of
Index Agric.
1954-59,
growing
yield
fields,
Expts U.P.
for
as
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in
RES
study
Paper presented
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as
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IARS,
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peas
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IARS,
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PANOS,
ICAR,
diffe-
AGRIC
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Anandnagar,
FId
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IARS,
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RES
STAT
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ICAR,
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1607
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1609
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1610
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UTTAR
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1601
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1600
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1958.
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UTTAR PRADESH
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ICAR,
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Crop rotation
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the
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the
1605
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1599
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AGRIC
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the
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1965.
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1637
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1643
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53
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1644
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(super,
& bonemeal)
ments on gram yield
1635
trials
the
phosphates
culti-
Districts
lbs/ac N
in 10 D i s t r i c t s w i t h
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17
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1962.
Bihar manurial
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1640
BIHAR
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1945
602-603,
1641
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1965.
1634
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Expts Bihar.
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3-2:1954-59,
STAT
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Results
RES
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INST
618.
potash on
Patna-3
culti-
Districts
40 lbs
Index Agric.
3-1:1948-53,
trials
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w i t h 2 l e v e l s of P
2 levels of K
BIHAR
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(Musheri-2,
FId Expts Bihar.
INST
1639
in culti-
Districts
P2O5/ac
40 lbs
as
Index Agric.
53,
BIHAR
Bihar manurial
lbs
without
FId
P2O5/ac
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gram yield.
Expts Bihar.
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the
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ICAR, Delhi.
1645
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levels
tors fields,
INST AGRIC
the response of
sources
(20 &
Trials
Nat.
11-2:1954-59,
ICAR,
1965.
INST
AGRIC
Expts
RES
STAT
(one y e a r )
gram grown with
succeeding
Agric.
FId
IARS,
AGRIC
and
the
without
crop
effect
super
(maize)
Nat.
Expts
STAT
(one y e a r )
1965.
INST AGRIC
RES
on
at
the
Stn Pusa.
the
& K50
IARI,
to
study
the NPK require-
(at
Index Agric.
Gujrat.
4-1:1948-53,
the Agric.
Res.
FId
122.
crop
Bulsar)•
Gujrat.
ICAR,
INST
STAT
study
P2O5
Stn
IARS,
RES
ICAR,
IARS,
the
gram
STAT
requirements of
&
&
(Agric.
Res.
FId
122-124.
to
gram
4-2:1954-59,
(0,
Expt
singly
Stn
and
Expts
doses
(0,
IARS,
yield
of
Nat.
Res.
AGRIC
Expts
STAT
234-236.
to
study
Res.
FId
INST
236-238.
AGRIC
Expts
to
(Agric.
Index Agric.
59,
STAT
effect
RES
(4 yrs)
(Agric. R e s .
FId
238-241.
B,
Delhi.
(40
lbs
Cu & M n )
Nat.
Index
15-2:1954-59,
417.
1656
Res.
FId
of N
Stn U m r a l a ) .
IARS,
with
different
P2O5/ac)
Inst.
of P on
of Plant
Index Agric.
252-255.
(as
applied
FId
IARS,
the
IndusExpts
ICAR,
1657
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
to
singly
gram
study
the
response
and
in
combination
(Inst.
of
Plant
Nat.
Index Agric.
255-256.
&
the
Industry,
FId
IARS,
of N
on
Expts M.P.
ICAR,
Delhi.
1658
AGRIC
RES
yield
of
20,
M.P.
4-2:1954-
of
gram
at
Nat.
AGRIC
(2
RES
N manures
to
groundnut
the
succeeding
Demonst.
256-258.
study
ICAR, Delhi.
the
cake
&
previous
Farm,
FId
Expts
IARS,
ICAR,
residual
at
Nat.
6-1:1948-53,
1962.
effect
farm yard
ammonium
crop
gram crop
Farm Saugor.
FId Expts M.P.
100
its residual
Index Agric.
(town c o m p o s t ,
to
the
and
Adhartal
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
yrs)
applied
1653
of manuring
different levels
1659
manure,
1965.
the
effect
at
1962.
Index
ICAR, Delhi.
PRADESH
the
25 & 30 lbs/ac)
4-2:1954-59,
Nat.
see
superphosphate
6-1:1948-53,
Expts
diffe-
to
on wheat
Delhi.
1652
STAT MADHYA
(4 yrs)
Jabalpore.
INST
Stn Vijapur).
Expts Gujrat.
Nat.
RES
of
efeect
& P
GUJRAT
the
the
to
d o s e s of N
sulphate)
combination
& 40 lbs
(2 y r s )
Expts
1651
Nat.
study the effect of
on
responses
1962.
applied
INST
4-2:
IARS, ICAR, Delhi. 1965.
to
in
gram at
AGRIC
(15,
effect
Expts Gujrat.
STAT
the
Stn A r n e j ) .
Expts Gujrat.
the
MADHYA PRADESH
study
1962.
GUJRAT
rent micronutrients
Agric.
(Mo,
& 40 l b s / a c )
Indore.
yield
of
ICAR, Delhi.1965.
study
20
6-1:1948-53,
the
to
6-1:1948-53,
P
IARS,
GUJRAT
IARS,
(3 y r s )
on gram
efficiency
1965.
STAT
try,
Expts
1650
(Agric.
236.
RES
IARI,
Delhi.
20
gram with
INST
comparative
micronutrients
M.P.
INST
Stn
1965.
Index Agric.
1954-59,
ICAR,
the N P K
Index Agric. FId Expts
(one y e a r )
N & P on g r a m
IARS,
a p p l i c a t i o n of P
cake/ammonium
Indore).
RES
416-417.
S.
Expts
IARI
the
soil
RES
Delhi.
study
(Agric.
Gujrat.
AGRIC
FId
1655
(4 yrs)
groundnut
succeeding
GUJRAT
Nat.
INST
N40,
the B o t .
Index Agric.
STAT
ICAR,
graded
1649
Arnej).
Delhi.
the effect of
gram at
Agric. FId Expts IARI.
1962.
(three years)
ICAR,
Nat.
foliar
Expts
Index Agric.
4-1:1948-53,
AGRIC
on
on gram yield at
Expts
the effect of
on
of Paddy
Nat.
Delhi.
Expts
ICAR,
IARI
study
lbs/ac
study
P2O5/ac)
GUJRAT
to
without
cereals
Expts
IARS,
1648
(3 y r s )
w i t h and
to
RES
to
INST AGRIC
Expts
241-243.
1965.
INST AGRIC
of
Nat.
RES
Res.
FId
121-122.
GUJRAT
gram
INST AGRIC
different
(Agric.
Index Agric.
15-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
1647
ments of
1962.
gram with
1654
STAT
(2 yrs)
P80
1962.
Arnej.)
Delhi.
the performance of
of
4-2:1954-59,
of
Index Agric.
4-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
RES
Nat.
Delhi.
Expts
INST
varieties
phosphatic manures
Gujrat.
Expt
study
Stn Dohad.
ICAR,
of
GUJRAT
to study
Stn U m r a l a ) .
GUJRAT
FId Expts Gujrat.
IARS,
doses
STAT
yrs)
1646
to
cereal
Res.
797-798.
RES
(2
different
in cultiva-
Index Agric.
Expts Delhi.
Delhi.
&
lbs P 2 O 5 / a c )
40
Fertilizer
Delhi.
(Dicalcium
Expts
of
the
sulphate)
wheat
Govt
on
Seed
&
Index Agric.
259-260.
IARS,
1660
Agronomy
INST AGRIC
RES
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
Experiments
to
c a t i o n of P
(40
preceding
(legumes
on
&
the
80
Nat.
effect
of
lbs
P2O5/ac)
applito
paddy
in situ)
(M.E.A.
Expts
gram
65-66.
IARS,
crop
& P
Farm
Expts
RES
lbs
STAT
residual
to
of
effect
on
the Govt A g r i c .
412.
IARS,
see
the
Res.
FId
to
(15,
25
study
yield
of
ICAR, Delhi.
&
30
AGRIC
Expt
to
RES
crop at
Nat.
wheat
at
Nat
the
(N 7 ½ &
their
at
Nat.
Index Agric.
1954-59, 418.
1965.
1662
INST
AGRIC
413.
Fid
and P
Res.
10)
the
lbs
tions
on g r a m
P/ac)
for
RES
to
STAT
study
P2O5/ac)
peas,
of
Batul.
&
Nat.
Expts
effect
of
Lathyrus)
at
Govt
(20
legumes
and
Seed
Index Agric.
413-414.
P
40
Expts
RES
STAT
(2 yrs)
to
rent manurial
gram
ing wheat
study
(and
crop)
RES
different
15
lbs N and
combina-
Agric Res.
Index Agric.
Farm,
Fid
418-419.
IARS,
1670
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
the
manurial
doses
of
P/ac)
and
Nabibagh,
Farm
Expts M.P.
ICAR,
effect
N
& P
their
the Govt
Seed
Nat.
different
&
7 ½ N
&
and
15
combinations
Demonst.
Index Agric.
6-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
of
(10
different
Bhopal.
Expts M.P.
ICAR, Delhi.
(N
the
419-420.
Farm,
FId
IARS,
1965.
1671
Expts
the
manurial
doses
(N 7 ½ &
7 ½ &
ac)
15
and P
effect
Govt
on
Exptl
414-415.
succeedStn
Fid
IARS,
10)
STAT
manurial
doses
(N
Farm)
(and
at
Durg.
gram at
the
Satna.
Nat.
RES
for
STAT
to
of
different
15 a n d P
effect
Govt
on
Seed
&
Index Agric.
415-416.
MADHYA
study
doses
gram crop
Jahabua.
at
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
1965.
different
10 l b s /
combinations
State Mechanised
Index Agric.
420.
different
lbs and P
Farm,
FId
IARS,
for
Reora,
Expts M.P.
ICAR,
Delhi.
1672
10)
the
the
manurial
doses
(N
their
at
Demonst.
Agric.
FId
IARS,
Expts
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
study
succeeding
IARS,
RES
to
and
for
different
the Govt Expts
FId
INST
AGRIC
RES
Expts
to
crop,
gram,
STAT
compare
to
of N
60 lbs/ac)
Govt Agric.
Res.
Plant Industry,
416-417.
IARS,
15
lbs/ac)
for
gram
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
Index
420-421.
1965.
1673
FId
1667
101
Indore.
1965.
leguminous
(super
levels
the
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
of
sources
and
of phosphate at
ICAR, Delhi.
ICAR,
response
dicalcium phosphate)
FId Expts M.P.
Expts
MADHYA PRADESH
the
alternative
1bs/ac)
Index Agric.
different
Farm Vidisha.
ICAR, Delhi.
and
effect of
20
of
combinations
Expts M.P.
diffe-
&
effect
10 and P 7 ½ &
ICAR,
PRADESH
the
(10
AGRIC
Expts
1666
rent manurial
Delhi.
7 ½ &
the
Nat.
(2 yrs)
Farm,
of
15
1965.
ICAR,
1965.
AGRIC
Expts
effect
their
6-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
their
6-2:1954-59,
Expts
MADHYA PRADESH
the
crop)
and
effect
1665
study
wheat
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
the effect of d i f f e -
Index Agric.
to
crop
RES
study
INST
RES
AGRIC
Expts
1965.
AGRIC
M.P.
1669
1965.
from gram at
residual
Demons.
PRADESH
their
at
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
P
the Govt
to
MADHYA
doses
crop
Chhindwara.
&
of
(7 ½ &
different
Nat.
study
INST
INST
6-2:
1664
AGRIC
M.P.
their
to
lbs
(gram,
their
&
Fid
IARS,
&
1965.
gram
effect
6-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
MADHYA PRADESH
the
wheat
6-2:1954-59,
INST
and
Rewa.
Expts M.P.
6-2:
ICAR, Delhi.
on different
lentil
effect
M.P.
gram
1663
Expts
for
lbs/ac)
Stn Khargone.
Expts M.P.
N & P
gram at
Kuthulia,
Stn Adhartal.
Expts M.P.
IARS,
10
for
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
of
10
different
RES
doses
of
15
& P
combinations
FId
study
effect
7 ½ &
different
lbs
IARS,. I C A R , D e l h i . 1 9 6 5 .
to
INST AGRIC
INST
ICAR, Delhi.
of
15
the R e g i o n a l R e s .
the
(N
effect
different
crop
manurial
Index Agric.
AGRIC
lbs
Stn
Expts M.P.
6-2:1954-59,
1965.
INST
of N
Res.
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
doses
PRADESH
doses
RES
manurial
MADHYA
the Govt A g r i c .
1954-59.
FId
IARS,
study
STAT
study
manurial
Index Agric.
417-418.
diffe-
1bs/ac)
the Regional
to
and
their
Stn Adhartal.
Expts M.P.
AGRIC
Expts
INST
at
40
1668
Expts
the effect of d i f f e -
on gram and
Index Agric.
the effect of
(20 &
1965.
MADHYA PRADESH
superphosphate
P2O5/ac)
study
1661
(2 yrs)
rent doses
to
doses
Nat.
6-2:1954-59,
ICAR,
1965.
AGRIC
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
for gram crop
Khargone.
INST
INST
RES
(2 yrs)
rent manurial
Index Agric. FId Expts
6-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
INST AGRIC
the
succeeding
ploughed
Bagwai).
M.P.
study
Inst.
(30
&
of
Index Agric.
421-422.
IARS,
1674
Chickpea
Bibliography
INST AGRIC
Expts
RES
to
levels
STAT
study
of
(20
&
varieties
(3)
of
Farm Gwalior.
Expts M.P.
Delhi.
MADHYA PRADESH
the
effect
30
of
1bs/ac)
gram at
Nat.
P
the
INST
on
leguminous
different
Agric.
422.
Coll.
3
ICAR,
Mohol.
FId
levels)
1675
Expts
to
lbs/ac)
STAT
study
the
effect
khesari)
&
on
succeeding wheat
FId
Expts M.P.
ICAR, Delhi.
INST AGRIC
Expts
&
RES
on
on
441.
&
the
FId
INST A G R I C
Expts
&
40
MADHYA
study
RES
effect
INST
effect
Govt
439.
Seed
on
Index Agric.
on
and
AGRIC
Expts
RES
to
the
at
the
on
Govt
lbs/ac)
pea,
440-
legumes
Expts M.P.
on
(20
(gram,
the
Govt Expt
effect
1965.
of P
and
FId
IARS,
ICAR,
Delhi.
Expts
STAT
(5 y r s )
guminous
P2O5
RES
crop,
to
(20
&
doses
(10 &
or without,
AGRIC
gaon.
Nat.
rashtra.
Delhi.
the
Index Agric.
8-1:1948-53,
1962.
levels)
at
crop,
the
gram
or without
bajra,
Agric.
Index Agric.
FId
Res.
Expts
480-483.
IARS,
1684
effect
lbs/ac)
of
of
Stn Chas.
different
on gram at
ZnSO4
Nat.
Index Agric.
8-1:1948-53,
ICAR, Delhi.
516-
1962.
1685
(3
Res.
73-77.
crop
to
study
gram
crop,
paddy,
gaon.
Nat.
the effect
P2O5
grown with
and without
at
on
the
the Agric.
Index Agric.
8-1:1948-53,
of
a
(at
3
succeeding
Res.
FId
cereal
Stn Koper-
Expts Maha-
517-521.
IARS,
1962.
INST AGRIC
on
le-
ICAR,
1686
RES
the
Agric.
cereal
to
study
P2O5
(at
the
3
FId
Res.
effect of
levels)
succeeding cereal
521-525.
Stn Koper-
STAT MAHARASHTRA
(6 yrs)
the Agric.
levels)
succeeding
STAT MAHARASHTRA
yrs)
grown with
effect of a
FId
RES
444.
1679
the A g r i c .
(6
Delhi.
Index
MAHARASHTRA
on
1683
the effect of
3
Maharashtra.
IARS,
the
346-
1962.
cereal
the
20
Res.
Expts
at
STAT MAHARASHTRA
study
rashtra.
at
1965.
the
(at
Nat.
RES
to
jowar
Index Agric.
MAHARASHTRA
study
typhoides)
Expts
levels)
40
residual
6-2:1954-59,
study
to
gram,
8-1:1948-53,
1962.
INST
(gram,
crop
Nat.
gram grown with
crop of paddy at
ICAR,
or without,
crop,
Nat.
8-1:1948-53,
Expts
INST AGRIC
STAT
Delhi.
legume
their
succeeding wheat
Expts M.P.
the effect of
ICAR,
517.
1678
legumes/pulses
Stn Chhindwara.
Agric.
Stn
IARS,
levels)
Maharashtra.
FId
at
Nat.
3
cereal
succeeding
the A g r .
their r e s i -
MADHYA PRADESH
& khesari)
the
Res.
Expts Maha-
6-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
the
study
(at
ICAR, Delhi.
RES
INST AGRIC
of P
Stn Adhartal.
on different
lentil
effect
FId
226-229.
Stn Mohol.
Stn Niphad.
1677
the effect
to
(5 yrs)
(Pennisetwn
Index
succeeding wheat,
Res.
STAT
study
(at
succeeding
STAT MAHARASHTRA
raised with P 2 O 5
Expts
INST
a
1682
succeeding
Res.
IARS,
Expts
(gram,
Nat.
and
RES
INST AGRIC
(20
1965.
different
IARS,
the
the A g r i c .
Expts Maharashtra.
349.
their residual
wheat
the
FId
of P
6-2:1954-59,
study
FId
at
8-1:1948-53,
(4 yrs)
Agric.
STAT MADHYA PRADESH
on
on
Index Agric.
raised with P 2 O 5
IARS
legumes
Farm Damoh.
to
of
1962.
AGRIC
Expts
PRADESH
khesari)
the Govt Agric.
441-444.
40
r>eas,
Index Agric.
the effect
lentil and khesari)
dual
at
Nat.
ICAR, Delhi.
lbs/ac)
peas,
crop
succeeding
(3 y r s )
the effect
gram grown with P 2 O 5
or w i t h o u t ,
rashtra.
1676
Expts M.P.
IARS,
&
residual
different
Seed & Demonst.
Agric.
(20
(gram,
6-2:1954-59,
to
lentils
effect
its
Betul.
STAT
lbs/ac)
peas,
P
1965.
(3 y r s )
40
and
Farm,
of
legumes
lentil
the
MAHARASHTRA
study
MADHYA PRADESH
on different
& Demonst.
to
crop,
Nat.
Delhi.
RES
STAT
(4 y r s )
cereal crop, wheat,
IARS,
1965.
INST AGRIC
RES
Expts
Index Agric.
6-2:1954-59.
AGRIC
different
crop,
Stn Mohol.
jowar,
Nat.
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
ICAR, Delhi.
gram,
or without
at
Index
8-1:1948-53,
1962.
1687
Expts MahaIARS,
INST
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
1680
(5
RES
STAT
yrs)
to
grown with P 2 O 5
on
the
FId
525-528.
102
(at
3
Res.
the
effect
levels)
succeeding cereal
the Agric.
Agric.
MAHARASHTRA
study
crop,
Stn Mohol.
ICAR, Delhi.
gram,
wheat,
Nat.
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
of
or without
at
Index
8-1:1948-53,
1962.
1688
Agronomy
INST
AGRIC
Expts
RES
legume
gram
or without
bajra
Res.
STAT
(6 y r s )
MAHARASHTRA
to
study
P2O5
grown with
on
the
(at
succeeding
(Pennisetton
Nat.
3
at
IARS,
1962.
Nat.
FId
AGRIC
Expts
RES
STAT
(3 yrs)
529-532.
levels
10
&
study
20
the A g r i c .
Res.
Expts Maharashtra.
532-534.
INST
AGRIC
RES
Experiments
gram at
alone
the Agric.
Index Agric.
1948-53,
(two
FId
the
and
1962.
boron
combination
AGRIC
RES
STAT
to
study
the
of
Demonstration
Nat.
Index Agric.
&
8-1:1948-53,
Nat.
Agric.
8-1:
FId
Expts
lime
to
the
FId
535.
RES
of
the
gram crop
Farm,
at
of
FId
gram grown
Res.
cereal
Stn Mohol.
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
ICAR, Delhi.
STAT MAHARASHTRA
&
to
compare
the efficiency of
inorganic manures
Res.
Stn Badnapur.
IARS,
ICAR,
to
RES
STAT
study
the
on
gram at
Nat.
Index Agric.
8-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
534-
1965.
1699
MAHARASHTRA
effect
residual
effect
paddy at
on
the
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
8-2:1954-59,
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
AGRIC
Nat.
Sindewahi.
of
Res.
FId
P
on g r a m &
succeeding
its
crop
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Expts Maharashtra.
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IARS,
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to
of
study
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on paddy
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STAT MAHARASHTRA
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the
gram and
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ICAR,
1962.
Delhi.
direct
the A g r i c .
Maharashtra.
1700
its
FId
AGRIC
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to
with
&
crop
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RES
STAT
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Agric.
Expts
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without
P
paddy at
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on
the
of
538.
INST
Nat.
Res.
Index Agric.
IARS,
AGRIC
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8-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
1965.
38.
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RES
study
without
the
&
P
crop
of
Nat.
Index Agric.
paddy
8-2:1954-59,
at
the
Grass
39.
FId
of
to
STAT
study
raised with
&
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8-2:1954-59,
203.
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Index
1965.
1701
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the Agric.
FId
539.
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the
on
gram &
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Res.
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IARS,
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1702
to
RES
STAT MAHARASHTRA
find
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out
the
optimum doses
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Index Agric.
FId
539-540.
Res.
of
N,
Stn Niphad.
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
ICAR, Delhi.
1703
INST AGRIC
ICAR, Delhi.
residual
FId
its
8-2:1954-59,
1965.
Stn Kosbad.
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P
on
effect
the
Res.
of
gram at
gram
RES
STAT
study
1954-59,
Stn Mohol.
ICAR, Delhi.
1696
103
MAHARASHTRA
the
(in
effect
three
of
levels
the Govt Exptl Farm,
Index Agric.
succeeding
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
to
tion with P
MAHARASHTRA
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
&
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
without
gram
MAHARASHTRA
the
Index Agric.
8-2:1954-59,
cereal
1695
RES
& K
Nat.
gram raised
1965.
AGRIC
on
Stn Mohol.
Delhi.
STAT
study
INST AGRIC
P
succeeding
Res.
P
IARS,
1694
effect
on
of
succeeding wheat
1965.
Expts
STAT MAHARASHTRA
with
RES
to
8-2:1954-59,
Expt
AGRIC
Res.
ICAR,
residual
Nat.
cereal
Stn
FId
the
Expts Maharashtra.
of jowar at
grown
succeeding
the Agric.
FId
effect
on
IARS,
its
gram
the
effect
residual
1693
effect
STAT MAHARASHTRA
Stn
MAHARASHTRA
the
RES
study
residual
effect
Res.
to
Expts
1965.
Delhi.
succeeding
the A g r i c .
355.
RES
INST AGRIC
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ICAR,
1692
AGRIC
wheat
the
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537.
1962.
Expts
effect
on
jowar at
(5 yrs)
organic
Expt
effect
Seed
INST
IARS,
1698
on
MAHARASHTRA
application
INST
P
Index Agric.
Expts
ICAR, Delhi.
Govt
INST
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1691
Experiment
(3
P
Farm Tharsa.
1965.
INST
INST
FId
the
without
INST AGRIC
of
1962.
INST
Expt
STAT MAHARASHTRA
study
8-2:1954-59,
1690
Stn Sholapur.
IARS,
&
Nat.
Index
Expts Maharashtra.
534-535.
Govt
234-235.
RES
to
crop of
8-1:1948-53,
effect
in
Res.
legu-
1697
AGRIC
with
MAHARASHTRA
study
and manganese
of
Nat.
ICAR, Delhi.
STAT
to
at
Index Agric.
Expts
Stn Sholapur.
IARS,
crop
the effect of
grown with & without
1965.
Z n S O 4 on gram at
Agric.
FId
study
1689
the effect
1bs/ac)
to
(gram)
8-2:1954-59,
MAHARASHTRA
to
STAT MAHARASHTRA
crops
on wheat
INST
INST
RES
C2 yrs)
minous
the A g r i c .
8-1:1948-53,
AGRIC
Expts
crop,
Index Agric.
Expts Maharashtra.
ICAR, Delhi.
a
levels)
cereal
typhoides)
Stn Niphad.
INST
the e f f e c t of
540.
FId
N
of
in
combina-
each)
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IARS,
on
Nagpur.
Nat.
8-2:
ICAR, Delhi.1965.
1704
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INST AGRIC
Expts
of
RES
to
study the
different manures
vious
crop
crop at
on
the
Index Agric.
Fld
residual
applied
yield
the A g r i c .
1954-59,
INST AGRIC
STAT MAHARASHTRA
(2 yrs)
of
Coll.
to
the
Expts
pre-
nutrients
succeeding
Farm Poona.
Expts Maharashtra.
540-541.
IARS,
RES
effect
gram
crop at
Nat.
Nat.
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Expts
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to
levels)
STAT
study
the
effect
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of
the A g r i c .
8-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
1965.
(three
Res.
Fld
Stn
Expts
RES
to
Mysore.
IARS,
ICAR,
2
the
residual
levels)
Nat.
Maharashtra.
IARS,
MAHARASHTRA
on gram at
Kopergaon.
effect
(N
3
along with
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
8-2:1954-59,
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
Delhi.
RES
STAT
(3 yrs)
spacing
lbs/ac)
to
12
&
of
of
levels,
AGRIC
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to
gypsum &
manurial
at
STAT
find
out
(NPK)
dose
Fld
Index Agric.
1954-59,
rate
(2
Res.
Fld
(30 &
levels
ICAR,
optimum
Res.
gram
INST
Delhi.
seed
rate
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Stn Karjat.
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4
to
study
levels
and
succeeding cereal
crop,
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ICAR, Delhi.
P
Nat.
of
wheat
at
in
AGRIC
RES
determine
gram
so
as
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to
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Index Agric.
&
to
crops
levels
of
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463.
compare
to
phosphate
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ICAR,
1715
Nat.
STAT MYSORE
the
cultivators
of
gram
of
to
fields
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Mysore.
9-2:1954-59,
to
compare
alternative
Index Agric.
sour-
in North
Fld
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IARS,
ICAR,
1965.
1716
AGRIC
RES
to
of
at
ORISSA
the
phosphate
on a
legume
of
(15
N
STAT
study
&
(gram,
effect
of
direct
(40
80
lbs
pea)
30 l b s / a c )
at
&
verses
to
the M . A . E .
Index Agric.
43.
Fld
IARS,
the
appli-
P3O5/ac)
direct
effect
succeeding
Farm,
Barapalli.
Expts Orissa.
ICAR, Delhi.
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1965.
1717
Fld
INST
AGRIC
Studies
RES
to
STAT
compare
sources
(30 &
60
Fertilizer Trials)
the
Mayurbhanj.
Orissa.
Delhi.
IARS,
1711
104
ORISSA
the
Nat.
in
of
P
(in
gram
165.
to
&
Simple
cultivators
Index Agric.
10-2:1954-59,
1965.
response of
(Dicalcium/Super)
lbs/ac)
of
Index Agric.
400.
RES
Kanara.
levels
NPK requirement
9-1:1948-53,
1962.
fields
leguminous
Nat.
levels
1954-59,
1710
Stn Dharwar.
of
MYSORE
sources
and
Nat.
the
IARS,
obtain maximum yield
Fld Expts Mysore.
ICAR, Delhi.
the
STAT
cultivators
ces
rice crop
gram
STAT MYSORE
to
IARS,
1714
the
response
cation
the A g r i c .
151.
AGRIC
Expts
on
1962.
Expt
Res.
Expts
1965.
alternate
INST
effect
Fld
449-451.
RES
the
INST
8-2:
or w i t h o u t
9-1:1948-53,
residual
the Agric.
Index Agric.
9-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
arieti-
ICAR, Delhi.
the effect
of
the
gram at
1965.
responses
Expts
STAT MYSORE
yrs)
grown with
study
Nat.
Expts Maharashtra.
IARS,
in
Delhi.
of NPK)
1709
RES
Expts
IARS,
1713
9-2:1954-59,
Mysore.
40
1965.
INST AGRIC
Fld
447-449.
Stn M o h o l.
IARS,
for
to
Nat.
in Belgaum.
econo-
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the
849-850.
& K
Res.
STAT MYSORE
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MAHARASHTRA
dose
the Agric.
Index Agric.
FYM on
alternative
the most
seed
553-555.
RES
P
1965.
RES
INST AGRIC
1708
AGRIC
t h e N,
the Agric.
Expts
1965.
Expts
gram at
Nat.
(4 yrs)
ICAR,
MAHARASHTRA
15",
Index Agric.
determine
9-2:1954-59,
Mysore.
Stn
1707
find out
the Agric.
8-2:1954-59,
of
Stn Kaladgi.
spacing
Res.
1965.
and manurial
for gram at
MYSORE
to
Delhi.
Expts
the
Res.
9-2:
ICAR, Delhi.
1706
inorganic manures
F Y M at
9 x 12")
STAT
study
organic &
num)
Stn Bailhongal.
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IARS,
STAT
Stn Dharwar.
Expts
542.
RES
(3 y r s )
requirements
INST
INST AGRIC
INST
Res.
Fld
of micro
on gram
1712
Expts
ZnS04
Index Agric.
Maharashtra.
Nat.
effect
Na & Bo)
1965.
MAHARASHTRA
on gram at
Sholapur.
mic
the
Cu,
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
INST AGRIC
INST
study
Mg,
1705
INST AGRIC
&
to
(Zn,
1954-59, 445-447.
ICAR, Delhi.
1965.
P
STAT MYSORE
(4 yrs)
fields
Fld
Expts
IARS,
ICAR,
1718
Agronomy
INST AGRIC
Expts
of
RES
to
STAT
study
super
(50,
PUNJAB
the
75
crop
at
Index Agric.
the A g r i c .
237.
of
Res.
FId
IARS,
application
P2O5/ac)
& 100 lbs
Nat.
1948-53,
INST AGRIC
effect
Studies
to gram
sulphate
Stn Ferozepur.
Expts Punjab.
ICAR, Delhi.
RES
to
(50
11-1:
1962.1719
(20
lbs/ac)
without
STAT
AGRIC
Expts
(25
RES
to
lbs
STAT
find
P2O5
PUNJAB
IARS,
suitable manurial
or
equal
gram at
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
53,
FId
238-239.
25
Res.
lbs
N/ac)
Stn Rohtak.
Expts Punjab.
IARS,
Expts
RES
to
find
without N
nation)
STAT
24
at
Delhi.
Nat.
1962.
1720
RES
Expts
to
(50,
75 &
best
25
manure
1bs/ac
Nat.
(with or
along/in
Res.
239.
FId
IARS,
for
Expts
Agric.
FId
STAT
to
(Amm.
sulphate
yield
of
Nat.
study
the
239.
effect
164
of
FId
IARS,
N
on
at
lbs/ac
25
AGRIC
RES
STAT
to
&
lbs/ac)
Res.
study
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Expts Punjab.
11-1:
INST AGRIC
P2O5
of
N
(50
&
STAT
study
(50,
the
Index Agric.
on
the
effect
of
in
applied
ing
cotton at
guar,
FId
375-376.
of
P2O5
(50
&
crop
RES
(50
100
240.
Res.
1948-53,
1962.
396.
in
the
the
P
&
K each
Soil
Res.
FId
238.
Substn
Expts
IARS,
ICAR,
Res.
IARS,
&
to
on
PUNJAB
the
and
RES
e f f e c t of
their
Punjab.
STAT
to
on
Nat.
(25
gram
Index
1965.
the effect
N
on gram crop
at
(at
Nat.
Punjab.
11-2:1954-59,
25
and
the
Rohtak.
1729
of
(3
lbs/ac)
their
Soil
Index Agric.
Delhi.
& P
PUNJAB
study
P2O5/ac)
lbs
(25)
11-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
sources of)
50
N
combinations
Substn Rohtak.
Expts.
(2 yrs)
AGRIC
Expts
Res.
FId
&
combinaSubstn
Expts
239-240.
IARS,
1965.
& K
on the succeed-
(15,
their
Stn Abohar.
1730
30
&
FId
240-241.
Expts
100
to
Delhi.
11-1:
ICAR, Delhi.
1725
105
30
lbs/ac
on
the effect of N,
respectively)
the
Expts Punjab.
RES
the
on
of
P
and
gram
Nat.
at
Index
11-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
STAT
study
1965.
1731
PUNJAB
effect
gram at
Nat.
of P
(50,
the Millet
Index Agric.
11-2:1954-59,
1965.
yield
Substn Rohtak.
Substn Rohtak.
Stn Jullundur.
study
IARS,
P2O5/ac)
Punjab.
succeeding
PUNJAB
to
combinations
Agric.
previous
Expts Punjab.
STAT
the Soil R e s .
11-1:
application
the
RES
(2 y r s )
INST AGRIC
applied
FId
(25
INST
previ-
ICAR, Delhi.
of
STAT
IARS,
AGRIC
tions
IARS,
combination with N
etc.)
FId
P
Expts Punjab.
effect
the Cott.
Index Agric.
of N,
1728
the Soil R e s .
FId
PUNJAB
lbs/ac)
guar,
1727
application
to
etc.)
IARS,
the
lbs/ac)
(gram,
cotton at
Nat.
STAT
study
1965.
combinations)/and
Index Agric.
study
different
1724
to
the
Index
11-2:1954-59,
effect
their
gram at
RES
Agric.
1962.
AGRIC
(&
lbs/ac)
Expts
75
combination with
the Cott.
Index Agric.
Expts
Nat.
PUNJAB
the
11-2:1954-59,
to
ICAR,
lbs/ac)
(gram,
STAT
Nat.
238-239.
PUNJAB
lbs/ac)
crops
INST
at
1723
(50
1948-53,
P2O5
gram at
100
ous
Nat.
of
1962.
RES
to
Nat.
50
INST
effect
11-1:1948-53,
ICAR, Delhi.
superphosphate
1965.
Agric.
PUNJAB
the
Stn Rohtak.
Expts
&
ICAR, Delhi.
on Kabuli
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of
on gram crop at
ICAR, Delhi.
study
AGRIC
Expts
1722
Expts
100
INST
the
1962.
INST
1726
Farm Ferozepur.
RES
Punjab.
fertilizers
lbs/ac)
the Agric.
Index Agric.
1948-53,
237.
PUNJAB
123 &
gram at
effect
Expts Punjab.
to
Rohtak.
1721
Expts
Distt.
PUNJAB
the
IARS,
Expts
without
ICAR,
1962.
RES
the
Index Agric.
1965.
100 lbs/ac)
Exptl
INST AGRIC
combi-
Stn Rohtak,
Index Agric.
11-1:1948-53,
AGRIC
STAT
study
Agric.
Delhi.
INST
gram at
Nat.
11-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
INST AGRIC
for
11-1:1948-
ICAR. Delhi.
the A g r i c .
Kabuli gram.
Punjab.
P
Amm.
PUNJAB
the
&
of
superphosphate
combinations/and
of
Farm Ambala.
237-238.
INST AGRIC
and
treatments
composted/uncomposted
bonem al with or without
effect
their
the yield
FId Expts Punjab.
INST
the
lbs N/ac)
and
on
Demonst.
PUNJAB
compare
241.
IARS,
75
&
Breeding
FId
Expts
ICAR,
1732
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INST AGRIC
RES
STAT
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(2 yrs)
Trials)
to
PUNJAB
(in
compare
alternative
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(30 &
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2
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in Ambala.
RES
Trials)
to
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levels
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Agric.
the
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yrs
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P2O5/ac)
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INST
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AGRIC
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STAT
PUNJAB
RES
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&
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PUNJAB
to
Trials)
of
alternative
gram
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to
&
levels
to
of P
in the cultivators
Nat.
Expt
to
RES
(30
&
in
&
&
study
the
effect
without
farm yard manure
germination,
20
Expt
to
RES
study
elements
(Fe,
sulphate
&
at
STAT
of
(2
yield
the Govt Farm,
IARS,
effect
(2
of
FId
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1741
the effect
Pot
tons
of)
gram at
of
permanganate
farmyard manure
the
Index Agric.
Govt
FId
Farm,
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175-177.
IARS,
ICAR,
1742
STAT
to
on
RAJASTHAN
study
the
FeSO4)
the yield
ICAR,
effect
at
Stn Kotah.
RES
the
of
of
gram at
Nat.
trace
rate of
10
the
Index Agric.
12-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
STAT
(2 yrs)
levels
IARS,
INST
of
(Fe,
with &
tons/ac)
to
177-
1965.
1743
of
RAJASTHAN
study
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K
the effect
(20/20
gram at
&
Nat.
Res.
Index Agric.
12-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
of
40/20)
the Agric.
diffeon
Stn
FId
179-180.
1965.
AGRIC
on
gram at
of
1744
effect
the
of
15
rate
gram at
than.
10 &
Nat.
Delhi.
of
different
MgSO 4 ,
lbs/ac)
the Agric.
Res.
Index Agric.
12-2:1954-59,
INST
AGRIC
to
trace
elements
molybdate,Zinc
Borax at
doses
on
gram at
gram
Nat.
Index Agric.
12-1:1948-53,
1962.
RAJASTHAN
the
&
trace
Borax at
on
the yield
Stn SrigangaFId
180.
Expts Rajas-
IARS,
ICAR,
1965.
1745
75-76.
different
Nat.
STAT
ZnSO4,
nagar.
the
FId
RES
study
(FeSO4,
Expt
Amm.
Kotah.
to
elements
of
1738
in different
ICAR, Delhi.
study
Expts Rajasthan.
1737
1962.
FId Expts Rajasthan.
to
Sriganganagar.
Karnal,
catalysts
Index Agric.
sulphate,
Borax
RAJASTHAN
the yield of
RAJASTHAN
the
12-3:1954-59,
(Borax,
Res.
AGRIC
rent
Index
1965.
12-1:1948-53,
ICAR, Delhi.
on gram
Index Agric.
11-2:1954-59,
Expts Rajasthan.
AGRIC
Nat.
STAT
yrs)
IARS,
Expts
response
Nat.
Nat.
IARS,
different
1736
Ludhiana,
Govt Farm Bassi.
INST
of
P2O5/ac)
1965.
RES
1bs/ac
178.
(Dicalcium/
permanganate etc.)
growth &
effect
lbs
FId Expts Rajasthan.
Index
RAJASTHAN
Pot.
(2
Agric.
the
lbs P 2 O 5 / a c )
60
ICAR, Delhi.
sulpha,
IARS,
1965.
elements
gram to
Nat.
the
sources
fields,
STAT
40
12-2:1954-59,
Expts
Expt
AGRIC
FId
RAJASTHAN
sulphate,
Bassi.
INST
compare
Fe
yield
than.
(in t h e S i m p l e
Expts Punjab.
INST
77.
the
1735
1965.
Agric.
IARS,
on
gram at
Index Agric.
Delhi.
RES
the
Delhi.
11-2:1954-59,
Patiala & Sangrur.
245-247.
the
Fertilizer
Jullundur,
FId
on
Index
P2O5/ac)
study
Fertilizer
of
1740
the
(20 &
(4 yrs)
INST AGRIC
lbs
STAT
RES
Nat.
Hoshiarpur.
Delhi.
(2-4 y r s )
in
response of
ICAR,
P
with & without
&
1965.
Expts Punjab.
IARS,
gram to
(Dicalcium/Super)
cultivators fields,
STAT
out
ICAR,
catalyst
11-2:1954-59,
Simple
the
yield
1734
Fertilizer
Hissar.
ICAR,
RES
Expts Rajasthan.
Index
P2O5/ac)
lbs
Expts Punjab.
IARS,
&
at Govt Farm Bassi.
(Dicamcium/Super)
cultivators fields,
Agric.
catalyst with
1962.
find
of
Expts
Simple
60
a
Nat.
doses
and
the response of
alternative
growth
of
farm yard manure
12-1:1948-53,
Expt
PUNJAB
the
tons/ac)
11-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
STAT
effect
Govt Farm Kotah.
INST AGRIC
INST AGRIC
(2
RAJASTHAN
the
Expts Rajasthan.
ICAR,
Fertilizer
Ferozepur.
IARS,
culti-
INST
Expts Punjab.
242-243.
STAT
germination,
241-242.
(Dical/super)
lbs
RES
study
1733
Simple
sources
(30 &
and
PUNJAB
the
compare
alternative
the
to
& without
Index Agric.
1965.
STAT
study
in
Nat.
Expt
gram to
Super)
11-2:1954-59,
ICAR, Delhi.
yrs
response of
(Dicalcium &
60 lbs
FId Expts Punjab.
INST AGRIC
INST AGRIC
Simple Fertilizer
the
sources
vators
IARS,
the
RES
STAT
study
1965.
1739
106
effect
(FeSO4,
CuSO4,
10
lbs/ac)
&
15
the A g r i c .
Index Agric.
12-2:1954-59,
76-77.
RAJASTHAN
the
180.
of
on
Res.Stn
FId
different
ZnSO4,
MgSO4
trace
&
the yield of
Sriganganagar.
Expts Rajasthan.
IARS,
ICAR, Delhi.
1746
Agronomy
INST
AGRIC
RES
STAT
Expt
(2 yrs)
gram
to
&
to
RAJASTHAN
compare
alternative
levels
(30/60
cultivators
lbs
fields,
INST AGRIC
the response of
sources
schedule
in
P2O5/ac)
in
(with 25
&
in
of
Farm Kichha.
AGRIC
RES
to
different
in
Nat.
than.
INST AGRIC
RES
Expt
the cultivators
sources
Simple
STAT
to
gram
and
levels
Expts
of
to
alternate
levels
fields, Kotah.
Nat.
of
AGRIC
Expts
(2
gram to
RES
P
in
the
FId Expts U.P.
Inst.
compare the
(30/60
Simple
Fertilizer
fields,
FId
AGRIC
Expt
to
RES
(30/60
STAT
compare
lbs
Fertilizer
ICAR,
AGRIC
Expts
to
the
Res.
for
AGRIC
to
find
gram by
of
of
gram
the
Expt
level
9
Simple
FId
183-184.
STAT
the
Expts
the
of
the
613.
IARS,
fertilizer
of
in
Nat.
13-1:1948-53,
Delhi.
of
gram at
Nat.
the
Index
1954-59,
1965.
1756
1962.
60
the
lbs
of
lbs CaO
FId
on
the
Inst.
IARS,
applied
yield
of
Lucknow.
Expts U.P.
893.
and
as Gupsum)
combination
1954-59,
different
P2O5/ac)
13-2:
ICAR, Delhi.
1757
RES
to
STAT
study
1bs/ac
Ca
of
Nat.
AGRIC
RES
STAT
study
the
l e v e l s of N
Nat.
to
3,
6
on
Crop Physiol.
FId
the
Expts U.P.
893-894.
IARS,
the
1758
UTTAR
PRADESH
residual
(40,
60
preceding
gram at
1954-59,
Delhi.
1965.
FId
effect
&
80
of
Res.
crop
on
the
Stn Meerut.
Expts U.P.
894-895.
diffe-
lbs/ac)
paddy
the R e g .
Index Agric.
Book 1,
&
Inst.
1965.
rent
yield of
the
Index Agric.
to
applied
levels
(placement/surface
1954-59,
Expt
ICAR,
PRADESH
Ammonium molybdate
gram at
Delhi.
FId
UTTAR
the e f f e c t of
and method
of
ICAR,
Physiol.
Index Agric.
effect
the Crop P h y s i o l .
13-2:Book 1,
INST
N,P,K &
Crop
application
Farm Orai.
forms
80 l b s
13-2:Book 1,
80
60
in
Lucknow.
IARS,
UTTAR PRADESH
proper
yield
different
UTTAR PRADESH
the
Index Agric.
yield
PRADESH
effect
Nat.
(40 &
ICAR, Delhi.
(40 &
application)
cultivators
1751
gram at
of
levels
1965.
to
and
P
and
Book 1,
1752
FId Expts U.P.
ICAR,
Nat.
1750
Index Agric.
UTTAR
the
1755
effect
the
STAT
(30 &
INST AGRIC
in
(placed b e l o w 3 - 4 "
the R e s .
IARS,
P
of
gram at
182 &
1965.
the
13-1:1948-53,
RES
alone
Index Agric.
1962.
P2O5/ac
at
STAT
study
on
study
Calcium
cultivators
12-2:1954-59,
of
in
Stn Lucknow.
Expt
Nat.
&
the
1965.
yield
Delhi.
the
(Dical/super)
Nat.
RES
Expts U.P.
INST
in
12-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
of P
response
P2O5/ac)
Trials
1091-1093.
1962.
Expts U.P.
RES
to
levels
RAJASTHAN
the
sources
fields Pali.
Rajasthan.
on
in
ICAR, Delhi.
alternative
INST
P2O5/ac)
Sriganganagar.
IARS,
response of
sources
Trials
AGRIC
Expts
(Dical/super)
Expts Rajasthan.
184.
INST
lbs
&
IARS,
o r not)
Index Agric.
1749
to
levels
FId
892-893.
cotton
(gram,
applied
Nat.
Crop Physiol. Lucknow.
Agric.
FId
182-183.
P
crops
UTTAR PRADESH
the
& Kotka)
of
P2O5/ac
13-1:1948-53,
STAT
study
P2O5/ac)
the
1965.
RAJASTHAN
alternate
RES
to
IARS,
effect on
after winter
ICAR, Delhi.
(Super
cultivators
Index Agric.
STAT
yrs)
taken
the
Stn Raya.
Expt
Res.
Expts
PRADESH
study
30 lbs
INST
INST
to
with
INST AGRIC
in
STAT UTTAR
Res.
12-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
RES
etc.
response of
the
FId
1754
at Cott.
IARS,
at
gram
deep
615 & 618-619.
pea
(Dical/super)
(30/60)
Trials
furrows
Expts RajasICAR,
for
applied
Index Agric.
fields,
IARS,
the
in
fertilizer
types
1962.
(2 yrs)
yield when
RAJASTHAN
Fertilizer
ICAR,
181.
compare
Expts Rajasthan.
IARS,
FId
to
1748
(2 yrs)
legumes,
P2O5/ac)
60 lbs
gram
Nat.
Delhi,
soil
P2O5/ac)
lbs
iron plough
INST AGRIC
of
UTTAR PRADESH
formulate proper
13-1:1948-53,
ICAR,
RAJASTHAN
12-2:1954-59,
1965.
U.P.
1747
Index Agric.
Delhi.
181-183.
1965.
the response
(30 &
phosphate,
Kotah.
STAT
compare
FId
to
50
behind
12-2:1954-59,
Expts
the
Simple Fertilizer
Expts Rajasthan.
INST
P
STAT
important
Index Agric.
Nat.
ICAR, Delhi.
RES
(3 yrs)
(Dical/Super)
Trials Banswara.
IARS,
Expt
13-2:
IARS,
ICAR,
1759
schedule
lbs
INST
AGRIC
Expt
furrow)
to
RES
study
STAT
the
UTTAR PRADESH
effect
Index Agric.
manures/trace elements
614-615.
on
the yield of
Meerut.
1753
Nat.
13-2:Book
Delhi.
107
gram at
inorganic
the R e g .
Index Agric.
1, 1954-59,
1965.
of
(CaO, M o ,
895.
FId
S,
Bo,
Res.
P)
Stn
Expts U.P.
IARS,
ICAR,
1760
Chickpea
Bibliography
INST AGRIC
RES
STAT
study
the
Expt
to
rent
levels
(Amm.
to
(15
&
phos/Nitro
Agric.
the R e s ,
FId
895-896.
30
1bs/ac)
paddy
crop
Farm,
Pura.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
INST
effect
of
and
phos/Super)
the preceding
gram at
UTTAR PRADESH
residual
RES
STAT
study
the
Expt
to
the
yield
Index
of
1954-59,
1954-59,
1965.
Index Agric.
rent
l e v e l s of
P
sources/levels
20
&
of
40 lbs/ac)
crop
on
Pura.
40
N
(as
of
urea/Amm.
diffe-
896.
and
P
Farm,
Expts
RES
STAT
to
of
study
&
combination with N
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR,
(30,
Delhi.
Expt
to
of
60
P2O5/ac)
lbs
diffe-
Amm.Phos.)
fields,
Index Agric.
1954-59,
different
yield
Rath
of
the
(30 &
on
gram in
FId
897.
Expts
lbs
Expts
to
levels
yield
of
Zamania
FId
on
Nat.
the
fields,
Index Agric.
1954-59,
gram in
50
the
of
Expts
RES
to
on
gram
in
with 30 &
dule
for
dabad,
AGRIC
to
the
RES
RES
Expt
to
crop
gram
phate
compare
to
in furrow)
Nat.
(30 &
60
Index Agric.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
response
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR, Delhi.
FId
(30
&
60
fields
Expts U.P.
904-905.
lbs
Rampur.
13-2:
IARS,
ICAR,
UTTAR PRADESH
(30 &
60
fields,
FId
RES
899.
of
levels
in
the
of
legumes,
gram
lbs
P2O5/ac)
in
Varanasi.
Expts U.P.
IARS,
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR, Delhi.
INST
IARS,
UTTAR
the
(30,
PRADESH
effect
60
furrows
of
&
3-6"
gram at
of
Expts U.P.
IARS,
ICAR,
different
90 lbs P 2 O 5 / a c )
deep
the
on
3
different
Instl Res.
Bichpuri, Agra.
FId
AGRIC
Expts
to
Nat.
1954-59,
1965.
FId
899-900.
1767
108
STAT
study
Res.
leguminous
Phos-
RES
P2O5/ac)
of
cultivators
1954-59,
STAT
Nat.
13-2:Book 2,
Delhi.
Farm
Index
1954-59,
1965.
1773
FId
Agric.
Index Agric.
1965.
in
905-906.
1766
lbs/ac)
fields, Aligarh.
P
study
Coll.
Agric.
types
Mohama-
UTTAR PRADESH
the
response of
P
1772
to
B.R.
sche-
soil
fields,
1954-59,
alternative
the
of
cultivators
STAT
of
varieties
(P
1965.
STAT
13-2:
ICAR, Delhi.
1771
905.
AGRIC
lbs
INST AGRIC
P2O5/ac)
Bareilly.
UTTAR PRADESH
compare
compare response
levels
placed
fertilizer
important
13-2:Book 2,
Delhi.
IARS,
levels
1965.
Expt
1765
cultivators
(Ghazipur).
Expts U.P.
ICAR,
the
to
Delhi.
INST
898.
UTTAR PRADESH
in agriculturally
gram in
Rae
1965.
fields,
1954-59,
suitable
P2O5/ac
60 lbs
legumes,
lbs
Fid Expts U.P.
to
1954-59,
1954-59,
the
1965.
STAT
draw out
of
60
Index Agric.
13-2:Book 2,
Delhi.
fields,
904.
STAT
Index Agric.
different
cultivators
Nat.
RES
(2 yrs)
the cultivators
P2O5/ac)
lbs
(30 &
1770
levels of P
INST AGRIC
IARS,
PRADESH
response
of P
Index Agric.
Expt
1764
effect
&
UTTAR
levels
Book 2,
INST
897-898.
UTTAR PRADESH
(Ghazipur).
ICAR,
Expts U.P.
FId
1965.
the
(30
Expts U.P.
IARS,
FId
900-904.
1769
the
1954-59,
INST AGRIC
through
cultivators
Nat.
STAT
study
of P
Laksmipur,
Muzafarnagar & Pili-
1965.
different
P2O5/ac)
13-2:Book 2,
RES
of
cultivators
IARS,
(super/bonemeal)
the
STAT
compare
Index Agric.
Book 2,
P2O5/ac)
of
RES
cultivators
the
effect
ICAR, Delhi.
AGRIC
locations
levels
1965.
in
to
INST
in
to
Kanpur,
1954-59,
to
Nat.
Rath
1763
60
(Hamirpur).
IARS,
gram
Index Agric.
grams,
legumes
sources
Expts U.P.
in seven
legume
Moradabad,
to
UTTAR PRADESH
STAT
study
d o s e s of P
13-2:Book 2,
UTTAR PRADESH
Farrukhabad,
AGRIC
Expts
1965.
RES
In
Nat.
ICAR, Delhi.
P2O5/ac)
lbs
Delhi.
Expts
INST AGRIC
60
Nat.
ICAR,
effect
(as
cultivators
(Hamirpur).
U.P.
P alone
the
doses
the
Fatehpur.
(2 yrs)
of
13-2:Book 2,
UTTAR PRADESH
rent
in
legume,
P2O5/ac
1762
(2 yrs)
gram in
&
bhit.
ICAR,
1965.
AGRIC
of
lbs
Expts U.P.
IARS,
STAT
response
(30
INST
INST
60
fields,
compare
Lucknow,
Expts U.P.
IARS,
RES
to
fields
paddy
the R e s .
FId
response
30 &
FId
900.
AGRIC
the
sulphate,
to preceding
gram at
1954-59,
of
P2O5/ac)
lbs
Index Agric.
13-2:Book 1,
Delhi.
&
applied
the yield
Nat.
(20
of
1768
Expts
effect
UTTAR PRADESH
the
1761
UTTAR PRADESH
residual
levels
Nat.
1965.
STAT
compare
the cultivators
INST
INST AGRIC
RES
to
gram to
applied
13-2:Book 1,
ICAR, Delhi.
AGRIC
Expts
sources
of P
on
diffe-
on
the
UTTAR PRADESH
effect
legumes
Farm,
Index Agric.
920-922.
P
(40
&
gram &
of
pea
at
Faizabad,
FId
the
Hardoi & Kalai.
Expt U.P.
IARS,
80
13-2:Book 2,
ICAR, Delhi.
1774
Agronomy
INST
AGRIC
Expt
to
RES
STAT
study
the
P2O5/ac)
pea at
on
UTTAR PRADESH
effect
of
the yield of
the Reg.
Index Agric.
Res.
FId
P
MAHAPATRA,
(40 &
legumes,
80
1954-59, 1586-1587.
IARS,
I.E.
Fertilizer
gram &
Stn Nawabganj.
Expts U.P.
lbs
conditions.
Nat.
Expts
gram
(3 yrs)
to
P2O5/ac)
in
the
to
ICAR, Delhi.
MAHAPATRA,
&
in
the
the
response of
levels
(30
&
Simple
cultivators
Index Agric.
1954-59,
BENGAL
compare
alternate
FId
60
246-247.
Fertilizer
IARS,
Trials
I.E.,
BHENDIA,
Expts
of
RES
(4
STAT
WEST
locations)
Bengal.
14-2:
levels
of
in
Simple
the
cultivators
Murshidabad &
Agric.
FId
245-248.
(30
&
Fertilizer
fields
the
lbs
Trials
Birbhum,
Expts
of
legumes
60
gram
lbs P 2 O 5 )
lizer
Trials
Nadia.
Nat.
to
to
compare
of
chickpeas
21-5:67-69.
1965.
P2O5/ac)
in
of
phosphorus
the
A note
on
nutrients
nitrogen
Index
1965.
1777
MANJHI,
levels
cultivators
FId
248.
of
Simple
(30
gram
Agron.
and
and
on
and
on
dark-chest-
Nauki azerb.
SSR.
applied
M.Sc.
86.
levels
of
combination with
broadcast
Thesis,
IARI,
1968.
1787
S.
& CHOWDHURY,
to
four
and
in
of
Bengal
levels
of
S.L.
gram
(Cicer
phosphorus
combination with
Indian J.
arietinum)
applied
nitrogen
Agron.
alone
and
16-2:247-248.
1971.
1788
fields,
Expts
IARS,
MANN,
H.S.
Manuring
ICAR,
that
of
pulse
results
crops
-
neglected
in poor yields.
aspect
Indian Fmg
1968.
1789
K.M.
response
on yield
of
8-1:365-367.
of
various
gram.
MATHUR,
micro-
1963.
C.M.,
Study
Indian J.
crop
1779
on
JAIN,
the
yields
S.V.
effects
& MEHTA,
K.M.
of micronutrients
in Rajasthan.
Indian J.
on
Agron.
1959.
1790
H.S.
Fertilizer
than.
can
Fert.
raise
production
News 6-11:9-14.
in
MISRA,
Rajas-
1961.
D.K.
Indirect
1780
and
direct manuring
rotation with rabi
KANWAR,
IARI, New Delhi.
J.S.
Sulphur
deficiency,
agriculture.
Fert.
a key
factor
in
MOHAPATRA,
News 12-6:9-12.
Effect
1781
R.C.
Fertilizer
& AGARWAL,
responses
Madhya Pradesh.
Fert.
major
crops
New
News 13-10:35-42.
sulphate
Delhi.
pp.
alone
ammonium
on
development
Assoc.
79.
and
sulphate
Thesis,
in
and
and
IARI,
1949.
1792
1782
MOOLANI,
Annual
in
Thesis,
1791
superphosphate
growth of gram.
in
1968.
LANDER,
cereals
K.C.
of
potassium
K.N.
of
of
Assoc.
1950.
combination with
KHANNA,
legumes.
Indian
1967.
to
in
potassium
pp.
4-1:36-42.
JHALA,
growing
to varying
alone
potassium.
&
Ferti-
1778
the
substances
fertilizers
1786
New Delhi,
the
Index Agric.
& MEHTA,
growth
Akad.
Nat.
1965.
S.V.
1785
S.
17-11:7-8.
JAIN,
1973.
petroleum
Dokl.
Response
the response of
in
W.Bengal 14-2:1954-59,
Delhi.
gram and
conditions.
14-2:1954-59,
alternative
the
of
nut soils.)
MANJHI,
response
BENGAL
phosphate
in
petroleum
types
and at p l o u g h - r o l e .
ICAR, Delhi.
STAT WEST
(2 yrs)
wheat,
rainfed
Burdwan,
Expts W.Bengal.
RES
M.G.
S.A.
Response
INST AGRIC
of
News 18-4:57-63.
yields
alternate
60
24 P a r g a n a s .
IARS,
SARDANA,
BENGAL
gram to
phosphate
response
Fert.
new
ICAR, Delhi.
to compare
leguminous crop,
S.R.,
gram under
(Effect
1776
AGRIC
BAPAT,
M.L.
horse
MANAFOV,
Nat.
1965.
INST
land
lbs
fields Midnapur.
Expts W.
dry
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ANON
3100
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3112
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3116
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3129
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3117
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area
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3130
3118
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AGRICULTURE
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3121
1962.
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food-
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3132
Tabulated
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FOOD
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Decline
1970.
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Commerce
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foodgrains
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3119
ANON
Area
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in
3134
Situat.,
HARTARD EBERT,
3122
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1950.
3135
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3143
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3146
175
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Abad,
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1612
Abbas, M.L.,
Abbasi,
R.M.,
Abdallah,
El
2954
Airan,
1
583
J.W.,
293,
W.,2955
Aiyer,
1218
Ajrekar,
Abhiswan
Sen,
2552
Akal,
Abraham,
T.P.,
Abramova,
E.P.,
Abu-Shakra,
Acharya,
Ackerson,
Ackroyd,
H.,
C.A.,
Adamova,
Akhundova,
979,
Albert,
709
B.K.D.,
Adhikari,
H.R.,
V.A.,
F.,
685,
Alejo,
294,
296,
267
Alexandri,
V.,
M.,
1372
Ali,
2957
S.M.,
Alieva,
S.A.,
Agarwal,
A.K.,
677
Agarwal,
D.K.,
2313
Alim,
Agarwal,
K.N.,
1782
Alimoradi,
Agarwal,
S.C.,
2357
687,
682,
683,
2046
454,
656,
686,
A.G.,
O.N.,
Aggarwal,
Agrawal,
Aguiar,
Aher,
M.C.,
R.P.,
Ahlawat,
Ahmad,
J.C.,
P.S.,
2553
Almeida
Alves,
J.,1545,1616
Altman,
Ph.L.,
4
Alvares,
1015
450,
1428
451,
452,
2738
Ahmad,
G.D.,
958,1016,2307
681,
2793,
M.,
Ahmad,
M.A.,
Arora,
N.,
Arora,
S.K.,
747
Arora,
S.P.,
2830
Artiukov,
680,
Shamin,
Ahmad,
T.,
2338
Ahmad,
U.,
2156
S.D.,
Leela,
Ambekar,
1220
894
2070
V.,
Amoros,
2964
2744
Asana,
R.D.,
455
Asawa,
B.M.,
1030
Asenjo,
C.F.,
2627
Asghar,
A.G.,
456
2317,
S.S.,
2628,
2965
I.B.,
2077
Asthana,
R.D.,
2078
Atabekova,
Atale,
A.J.,
S.B.,
N.,
1208
97
Atanasoff,
D.,
Athenaios,
235
Atheya,
436
1010,
S.C.,
2079
2325,
1297,
98,
1006,
2958
Attar
691,
692
A.,
Anjaneyulu,
Singh,
450
B.S.R.,
Aujla,
1392
2629
V.J.,
S.S.,
2091,
1221
A.A.,
Augustus,
48
2080,
2092,
2081,
2309
Austin, A.,
1285,
Autran,
300
1286
234
Appaji Rao,
Bashir,
Ahmed,
H.,
2508
Appanna,
Ahsan,
R.,
2623
Applebaum,
1173,
1302
690
Angladette,
Ahmed,
2326,
2327
1035, 1036, 1060,
1549
Andrade, A.E., 78, 79
Apicius,
2318
Askevov,
Augusto,
3015
1375
1031, 1032, 1033, 1034,
2063
M.,
2530
2732
689
N.D.,
K.S.,
Amrhein, N.,
3014,
M.,
2851
Amirshahi, M.C.,
453
G.H.,
Ambe,
Amin,
2154
Ahmad,
Ahmadeev,
679,
2795
R.,
Father Francisco,
S.K.,
2419
2529,
N.,
Atanasiu,
1852
233
Ambady,
1374
G.L.,
Athwal, D.S.,
2440
Ahmad,
A.D.,
Ambegaokar,
2622,
Ahmad,
232
Alvarez Merino,
2621
678,
F.R.,
Alvarado,
2713
453,
Ahmad, K.,
1615
Allchin,
2357
Ahmad, Bashir,
R.,
2293
2620
I.P.S.,
A.,
Alishaev,
A.,
2233
507
Arora,
Ashur,
Agarwala,
1020,
2076,
D.A.,
Ashraf, M.,
3
I.,
7,
Asaliev, A . I . ,
688
A.,
G.P.,
2491
1309
Arzaga,
2744
A.,
2069
295,
786
L.G.,
117
1029, 1054, 1069, 1296,
Arnaiz,
617
1439
Afzal,
Rama,
U.M.A.,
Arif,
1017
Adler,
Aga,
2351,
297
684,
2732
M.,
Arkharova,
Alekseeva, M.V.,
588
Arellano,
2576
3005
1025, 1026, 1027, 1028,
2350,
1111
960,
3004,
1021, 1022, 1023, 1024,
959
S.,
Alefeld,
1254
706,
449
Adhikari,
Alam, M.,
2794
J.,
Arellano,
1308,
M.,
705,
M.K.,
Argikar,
2
2352
A.R.,
2655
292,
1975
Akhtar,
2654,
Aref,
2241
S.A.,
Akhtar,
2619
O.P.,
J.V.,
676
767
W.R.,
S.L.,
S.,
Aquirre Andres,
817
J.E.T.,
2698
C.W.,
Adamek, Ch.,
748
816,
A.K.Y.N.,
Akhmedov,
675,
S.,
B.N.,
Achenbach,
Acosta,
1614
Aprahamian,
1153
2956
M.,
Abdullah,
1248
S.S.,
Aitchison,
A.A.,
Ghani,
Y.R.,
Ainchwar,
1613
H.,
Abdel Gawad,
Abd
Ahuja,
2953,
N.,
M.,
694
Avalos,
2384
S.W.,
Avakyan,
2385
Avdulov,
E.,
G.A.,
Q.F.,
N.P.,
1298
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771
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R.P.,
600,
890
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1303
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1054,
Bhat,
P.K.,
2399
726
1234
Bhatia,
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3052
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2834,
3000
B.G.,
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1919
102
1046, 1047,
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2534,
1032
463, 464, 465, 466, 467,
714
U.P.,
2345
3067
P.R.,
Bharadwaj,
713
S.K.,
2649,
1377
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Bhapkar,
2273,
2533,
1270,
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1043,
Bhagwan,
809, 810, 877, 878,
B.L.,
1198
718,
1961
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711,
2493
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2970
703
808,
Basu,
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712, 767, 788, 807,
2087,
P.M.,
460,
2651
707, 708, 709, 710,
Batallan,
1039,
514,
793
2512
Bhagwan Das,
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Basu, P.,
1228
P.Y.,
S.K.,
101
874
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1538
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M.A.,
2828,
Bashyam,
2531
98,
Bakshi,
2650,
I.,
Bascur,
943
R.F.,
A.,
2938
Bhagvat, K.,
1158
890
665
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1819
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M.T.,
M.J.,
Betala,
2001
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Baser,
Bajaj,
2968
2891
706
P.,
Bhagwagar,
Bari,
Barja,
1402,
1810,
Bairashev,
2083,
2086,
L.H.,
Berreur,
Bert,
2571
2248
2085,
P.N.,
Bailey,
2209,
2082,
2247,
Bermudez,
Bertschy,
U.,
Kalyan,
Bahl, N.,
597,
2636,
2663,
Bagchi,
Bahadur,
596,
701,
2639,
Banerjee,
830
2431
2764
2493
2633
A.D.,
Y.P.,
2967
646,
2971
305
2279
458
Bagchi,
Bagyaraj,
K.S.,
Berezovikov,
Beri,
L.,
304,
K.,
236
178
2925,
2972
Bhatia,
I.S.,
776,
Bhatia,
P.C.,
1410,
2815
3100
Author
Bhatnagar,
P.S.,
1548,
Bhatnagar Thomas,
Bhatnagar,
V.B.,
Bhattacharya,
2668,
2669,
1610
P.L., 2420
493
Bose, J.L.,
730,
Campbell,
J.A.,
2890
731, 732, 733, 734, 735,
719,
Campbell,
R.N.,
2274
736
Campos,
A.K.,
2421,
Bose,
K.N.,
2883
2670,
2976
Bose, N.M.,
868,
729,
T.A.,
Candolle, A.
869,
1424
1304,
de,
Candolle, A.P.
2319
238,
de,
Index
239
320,
321,
322
Bhattacharya,
R.K.,
720,
Bose, R.D., 106, 438, 1798,
Bhattacharya,
S.P.,
1965
Bose,
2708
1799,
1800
S.,
Bhatti,
I.M.,
1055
Bosman,
Bhatti,
M.B.,
2741
Bottini,
Bhelwa,
P.W.,
2094
Bouhelier,
Bhendia, M.L.,
1785,
Bhide, N.V.,
473,
Bhide, V.S.,
1056,
Bhimeswar,
B.,
1810
474,
721
1057
Canizo, J. Del,
737,
C.T.,
E.,
27
R.,
B o u l t e r , D.,
Capetti,
E.,
L.N.,
323
Carmelo,
1305
M.,
2097
738,
804,
Boulware,
J.H.,
2389,
Braganea,
B.M.,
779
Bhola, A.L.,
Bhumbla,
E.,
H.D.,
G.,
815
Carranza,
J.M.,
3132
Carrasco,
M.M.O.,
2656
1034,
Brar,
1987
2386,
2387,
723,
2279
G.,
789,
790,
791
1060
J.S.,
Caserio,
E.,
742
Cassian,
A.,
2215
2385
G.,
110
Castillo,
L.,
117
Castillo,
M.T.,
Castillo Royo,
A.,
Bravo,
F.O.,
1231
743,
Cavazza,
745
L.,
H.,
Cazi, A.K.B.,
739
Centre
2098
des
R.,
3000
J.,
318
Biswar,
Blair,
724
Brignoli,
S.B.,
725
Brockwell,
C.,
Cerna,
Board
J.,
G.A.,
2536,
2537
2606
J.,
2653
Brunei,
2735
Bryssine, M.P.,
1061,
Bukinich,
423
of
Agriculture
Animal
Husbandry,
and
1923,
A.,
Bocanegra,
S.,
Bocanegra,
S.S.,
Burke,
105
2657
B.L.,
D.W.,
Chakrabarti,
1062
309,
306,
307,
308,
310
Bokil,
S.B.,
Chakravarti,
S.C.,
Bolli,
M.,
F.,
G.M.,
Buttler,
475
237
Chand,
Bondartzera-Monteverde, V.N.,
Butt,
2099,
2144
852
J.M.,
Butusov,
C.,
J.S.,
H.,
Borchers,
Bordas,
R.,
M.,
Borissova,
Bornmuller,
314,
2654,
480,
740
V.A.,
481
2942,
A.G.,
J.,
311
312,
313,
317
Caballero,
A,,
319
Cabezas de Herrera,
K.C.,
J.F.,
A.F.,
1230
Caius,
Borthakur,
D.N.,
1263
Calvo
726, 727,
Calzecchi-Onesti,
de
la,
E . , 2603
488
112,
178,
747,
1065,
2538
Chandralata,
B.
Dolia,
Chandramohan,
J.,
Chandran,
734
K.,
2335
1924
Chandrasekhar,
M.R.,
Chandrasekhar,
T.M.U.,
907
Chandrasekhar,
U.,
2975
Bose, B.C., 476,
Cama,
H.R.,
Cameron,
T.J.,
179
H.N.,
3049
Chandrasekhara,
M.R.,
3049
S.N.,
113,
2798
A.,
109
Chatterjee,
D.,
Chatterjee,
K.P.,
Chatterji,
935
D.G.,
2985
Chandrasekhara,
1233
3034
2278
965
S.,
Chandrasekharan,
108
Borozenec,
728,
487,
1207
437
315, 316,
L.,
2943
2655
Cafaty,
Bos,
3083
P.,
1006, 1063, 1064,
2104,
479,
Buylla, A.,
2096
483,
2100
2095
Booth,
482,
746
1066, 1070, 1174, 1232,
439
E.J.,
651
478
Chamak,
Bustinza,
Buth,
66
1962
P.K.,
Champagnat,
L.N.,
2658,
R.,
2301
Buskkova,
2342
C.H.,
Chakraborty,
Chandra,
Boissier, E.,
2103,
Chakravarty,
107
Georg,
111
1306
484, 485, 486,
P.D.L.F.,
R.,
Buschan,
1209
773
D.D.,
Burguillo,
Burkart,
2388
2974
744
2968
M.J.,
Blaizot,
Blish,
Brun,
104
Del,
Recherches
Agronomiques,
Bressani,
H.G.,
2722
J.
Castoro, N.,
Chahal, D.S.,
Biswas,
741
1216
Bravo,
Bremer,
2481
Birk, Y.,
J.,
2102
739
Brar, H.S., 1032, 1033,
2973
2422
Bindra, O.S.,
S.,
Brandner,
967
C.E.G.,
Binaghi,
Brandes,
1406
1376
R.C.,
Biderbost,
Biggs,
1059,
D.R.,
Bhutiani,
Brambila,
1058
2101,
2215
Capus, M.G.,
Castillo,
Bhiware,
2093,
2457
477
Brahmachari,
722
2873
1378
S.,
1307
2659
2423,
2670
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963,
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2237,
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2216,
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2348,
2729,
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2130,
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490,
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594,
595
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2679
Chowdhury,
S.,
Cuca,
V.,
13,
1379
1856
N.G.,
J.F.,
2798
1925
2131,
2132
2690
Datta,
N.P.,
1618
Datta,
N.R.,
1380,
Datta,
P.C.,
588
Datta,
S.C.,
496
Davatchi,
Csapody,
2633
Dastur,
578,
L.,
2682
Cravioto,
Crispin,
Chowdary,
S.K.,
2129,
Date, W.B.,
2676
Chowdhry,
S.C.,
2492
J.W.,
Cozzi,
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Das,
2779
493
Choudhury,
1849
I.,
Courtois,
2410
2128
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2410
Chopra,
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2347
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2680
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2675
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325
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2389
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180
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1081,
1028,
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1130, 1148
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1945
3010
1238,
1239,
1240, 1241, 1242, 2989,
1341
2990
242
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4
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R.,
Desai,
B.C.,
Desai,
B.L.M.,
805,
Dixit,
P.D.,
969,
Dixon,
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243
R.,
3008
Erakay,
E.,
Eremin,
V.V.,
Ermakova,
970
244
Dombrowsky-Sludsky,
2459
L.,
971
738
Don,
G.,
967,
968
3041
2688,
2689,
T.R.,
J.,
955
Esfahani,
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3067
M.,
D.,
1211,
M.,
Esh, G.C.,
509
2136,
2137,
2284
Eser,
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1619
1078
Dua,
R.S.,
1079
Dube,
S.S.,
1080
R.B.,
Deshmukh,
Deshmukh,
A.D.,
2431
H.,
K.L.,
Dube,
A.F.,
J.,
1212
2681
720,
770,
771,
1855,
2604
S.D.,
2694, 2695, 2696, 2697,
Ducellier,
L.,
2922
Dumitru,
499,
Sousa Da Camara,
P.R.,
B.P.S.,
2133
2698
T.V.,
764,
351
Eskandari,
F.,
Espindola,
A.M.C.,
E.,
2290
891
1622
I.F.,
Etablissements Lustucru, 2712
2391
120,
Evans,
121
K.H.,
Ezrikan,
763
765
Durand,
G.,
Durand,
T.H.,
M.,
2444
126
690
300
Durmishidze,
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Duschak,
246
Duthie,
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J.F.,
15,
746
De W e t , J.M.J.,
125, 502, 503,
1412
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2985
S.C.,
2711
2466
G.K.,
Desmukh, N.Y.,
2710,
2584
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1621
C.P.,
2709,
Eshel, Y.,
3103
Dubovskii,
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2708,
2831
2619
14
J.N.,
Dubey,
35,
2693,
Devdariani,
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D.C.,
2138,
2701,
3038,
Dorozhkina,
492
Deshmukh,
Devadatta,
2135
2923, 2924, 2987, 3003,
Doughty,
Desikachar,
153
D.,
2704, 2705, 2706, 2707,
D.B.,
Deshpande,
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Ershad,
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248
2703
Erroux,
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245
2984
Desalbres,
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E.A.,
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Doraiswamy,
Devadas,
Sati,
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El-Hanafy, A.R.S.,
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Dilworth,
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Provinces,
Derbyshire,
Devi,
2942,
P.,
Divakar, N.G.,
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1083,
1204
761
Deokar, A.B.,
Desai,
1153
2700
A.,
Dioscorides,
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De Olieveira,
2980,
Ali
El-Mahdi,
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768
2582
1082,
1195,
El-Amin,
la Vega,
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2134
2723
500
Diaz,
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A.P.,
1099,
329
391
N.K.,
O.M.,
E.A.,
K.K.,
Diaz,
50
M.B.,
Dhingra,
Diaz
2043
Deodhar,
Egorova,
123
946
2988
105,
Dhingra,
Diaz Azpeitia,
2506
Demetriades,
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3086
Ekinci,
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Agricultural
Experiment
Degen,
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Echegoyen,
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Zeit
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Ebine, H.,
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726, 727, 728, 965, 966,
2691
766
1431
2981
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330
3134
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1328,
Gapochka,
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667,
2482
511
662,
795,
Guggenheim,
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737
2731,
2733,
2734,
2833,
Guzman,
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2798
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2732,
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663,
1013
882
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Hadas, A.,
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Haider,
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2537
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2315,
2318
Holm,
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510
R.N.,
799,
1098,
2317,
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798,
254
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342
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2338
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Z.V.,
B.P.,
2316,
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240
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796,
B.C.,
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2549
509,
N.,
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1232,
351
3008
J.S.,
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256,
352
2396
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884
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1949
2086,
785,
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2523
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Jain,
S.V.,
1779,
529,
530,
534,
1443
1778,
to
1604,
1860
to
Jalil,
Jalouzot,
Jamal,
2923,
2924,
2925,
2934,
3019,
3037
Jamala,
1928,
1929,
Jana,
1932,
1951,
1916,
1917,
1930,
1931,
1952,
1953,
2496,
2497,
2498,
2499,
2500,
2501,
Jasinskii,
2502, 2503,
2557,
2558,
Jaubert,
2559,
2561,
2562,
Jauch,
2563
Plant
63,
2744
819,
820
999
Joshi,
A.C.,
821
Joshi,
A.V.,
1105
Joshi,
M.M.,
2161
Joshi,
S.A.,
2396
Joshi,
S.N.,
1106,
S.S.,
3103
1802,
Jotwani,
M.C.,
2403
Jotwani,
M.G.,
2431,
2432,
S.L.,
1107
A.L.
de,
358
B.S.,
142,
539,
1108,
1001,
Kahlon,
A.S.,
143
W.J.,
2002,
2162,
2163,
2280,
2281,
2282,
2286,
2287,
2288,
2289,
2290,
2291,
2353,
Kahlbrock,
N.,
Kakar,
3017
Comte,
356,
357
K.,
Jayaraman,
2742,
S.N.,
Kalajdziev,
2003,
H.L.,
2564
Jensen,
L.S.,
2979
Jerina,
D.M.,
2876
788
144,
988,
265
989,
I.,
1341
R.J.,
1343
990
1281
2743
Kale,
P.R.,
Kalmar,
Jensen,
S.,
M.D.,
Kalankar,
2160
Jayabhima Rao,
184
823
Kaiser,
Kajale,
V.,
E.,
2406
822
1817,
1907
C.,
S.B.,
R.S.,
2444
2985
M.K.,
1899,
1790
538,
Industry,
1245
C.L.L.,
2753
A.B.,
Kahane,
2327
3016
S.,
1913,
2560,
Kande,
Joshi,
2746
2747
R.,
N.,
1915,
1914,
1838
M.E.,
1887,
Indore,
2775,
2822,
Kadwe,
Jain,
532,
Intengan,
2752,
1316
Agricultural
Statistics, India,
of
2751,
Kadam,
2321,
2931
2461
1552
2749,
2750,
Juneya,
2745
975,
M.K.,
533,
3061
2748,
2435
C.,
Jain,
527, 528,
Institute
K.,
1888
Jacobs,
Jagtap,
531,
to
A.A.,
Joseph,
1290
Soil
933,
3018
1975
Joseph,
Jussieu,
139,
1533,
M.M.,
2736
J.L.,
Jaffe,
2565
3102
P.N.,
Kadkol,
of
Research
S.S.,
Joseph,
2001
M.,
2743
D.P.,
3036
138
933,
R.,
Institute
1626
660
3070
Inserra,
to
Johl,
140
Jacks,
1387
K.,
438
N.R.,
Jagannatha
Indira,
R.G.,
Joshi,
2742,
of
Jogalkar,
Ivanov,
Jacob,
2468
Society
891
Johri,
M.,
1780
M.R.,
537
1126,
1614
H.S.,
Johari,
S.G.,
141,
Jochimek,
N.N.,
57,
657
Science,
867
Ivanov,
Jabr,
65
Incio,
Indian
763,
2397
N.G.C.,
K.,
2691
Jabbar,
2352
24,
D.,
L.M.,
1248
M.P.,
Jhala,
2844
Izadpanah,
2350,
Jha,
A.,
Iyer,
1900
52,
Ibraginov,
355
Jeswani,
1247,
1414
Islam,
Ivannikov,
3015
Hutchison,
Irma,
Testing
1246
535
A.,
lordachescu,
520,
Husain,
M.,
Ionescu,
519,
Huitron,
Seed
Association,
2975
Huffnagel,
International
Kamal,
Kamal,
2945
R.,
1109
145
540
A.,
541,
824,
825,
Author
Kamal,
M.,
Kamali,
Kamat,
2168
K.,
M.N.,
2004
Kamel, A.A.M.,
Kandaswamy,
J.,
2488,
D.,
Kandaswamy,
Kande,
Ke,
2398
2489
2566
T.K.,
2292,2299
Khot,
1889
Keerio,
586
Kibe,
G.R.,
Kehar, N.D.,
2897,
Keim,
W.F.,
Kelsy,
1177
S.,
H.S.,
978
N.A.,
Kanitkar,
U.K.,
1964
Keni, A.B.,
749
Kao,
2030
C,
Kenneth,
1781
2877,
R.G.,
Kerawala,
3021
Keryma,
2165
D.N.,
A.A.,
549
3022
Kapoor,
N.K.,
2827
Kesavan,
Kapoor,
V.P.,
826
Khachatryan, M.S.,
R.,
V.K.,
L.,
Kiray,
Y.,
Kirby,
J.S.,
2566
2274
2655
2471
1318
Kirilov,
J.,
Kirksey,
J.W.,
Kishore,
359,
360
2170
K.R.,
266
Chander
Kitamura, S.,
2166,
563
2433
K.A.,
Kirtikar,
2757
2573
2765
A.U.,
Kimmett,
Kenesarina,
J.,
Kichitov,
Kimble,
788
1415
J.S.,
2898,
M.M.,
Kilic,
N.V.,
Kanwar,
1919
Khurana, A.L.,
Kanitkar,
Kannaiyan,
B.D.,
3136
Kellner,
G.S.,
2756
Kebbaj, A.K.,
3018
3020
Kanevskaya,
C.H.C.,
1117
362,
363,
364,
365
2167
Kapooria,
R.G.,
2248
Klefeld,
Kapur, A.S., 872, 2835,
2836,
Kar,
Khaleque,
2837
B.K.,
Khan,
542
A.,
A.G.,
0.,
2164,
Karelin,
G.,
359,
2354
1112,
360
1315,
1950
2766, 2767, 2768, 2769,
3024,
1356
3025
Khan, A.W.,
2758,
2759
Khan,
B.M.,
2356
Kloz,
Khan,
H.H.,
2760
Knyaginichev, M . I . ,
Khan,
I.U.,
2005
Kochkin,
Khan,
J.A.,
2883
Khan,
Musahib-ud-din
Klinkovski,
Karim,
A.,
Karim,
M.A.,
Karjagin,
Karman,
680
681
I.I.,
M.,
Kasasian,
361
2459
L.,
1954
J.,
Kohli,
Kashyap,
R.S.,
2429
S.S.,
Kathavate,
1380
Kathe,
R.K.,
1388
Katti,
C.P.,
2567,
1073, 1219,
2399
S.,
2171
835
220
R.K.,
2152
G.,
1319,
1320,
1321, 1322, 1419, 1535,
1891,
2187
Kataginallimath,
Y.V.,
Khan, M.A., 457,
M.,
834
1955
Koinov,
Kasatkina, V . S . , 4 5 4 , 686
1956
Khan, M.N.,
1112
Koinov,
G.M.,
Khan, M.Q.,
2470
Komarov,
Khan, N.A.,
2761,
Khan, N.H.,
751
147
V.M.,
366
2762
Komissarenko, M.S.,
Katyal,
S.K.,
1534,
Katyal,
S.L.,
146
2568
1544
Kaul, A.K., 827, 1092, 1096,
1097, 1188, 1285, 1286,
Khan,
P.S.H.,
Khan,
S.,
Khan,
S.A.,
Khan,
Sardar
Konokotina,
Kooner,
826
2168,
2691
1249,
Kaul,
C.K.,
2512
K a u l , J.N.,
543,
1890,
1416,
1417,
1934
Kaul,
N.K.,
Kaul,
S.,
Khanna,
R.C.,
Khanra,
S.R.,
Kharaev,
976
2754
2329,
Korbut,
K.R.,
836
1420
1421
2763,
2764
Koroleva,
A.,
Korotkova,
Kaur,
P.,
Surinder
Khatana,
2556
Kausalya,
K.R.,
Korula,
2357
Kavtaradze,
1820,
L.K.,
G.C.,
Khaus, M.A.,
924
Kavitkar, A.G.,
Soma
Kostrinski,
1418
H.A.,
2736
2800
3145
Kheradnam,
M.,
765
Kheswalla,
K.F.,
764,
Kothari,
2770
B.L.,
Kawkami,
J.,
Kaya,
0.,
Kazaryan,
776,
828
J.,
Kothari, M.J.,
416,
Kouki,
2169
M.,
544,
703
Kazaryan, R.E., 545, 546,
547,
548
148,
Khosh-Khui, M.,
2323
1258,
1898
185
Kovachevski,
2173,
1393
1113,
1114,
1115, 1116, 1135, 1136,
1250,
2377
637
3026
Chr.,
Kovachev, V.,
2293
Khlyupina, M . I . ,
2459
149,
1822
550
Khil'ko, V.G.,
977
L.G.,
Kheyri, M.,
552, 1935
A.M.,
Kovacevski,
Kawatra,
368
2240, 2322,
Khatchadoureau,
2755
551,
367
E.E.,
Kostina, V.S.,
Kaur,
148,
2582
1782
2504
Khare, M.N.,
E.,
Kornilov, A.A.,
829
A.,
2505
J.,
Korbut,
1323
2569
1317
2904
R.,
A.G.,
B.S.,
Kopcewicz,
1112
Khanna,
831,
832, 833, 2726, 2727,
874
Khan, A.R., 1110, 1111,
Karahan,
Y.,
Klimenko, V.G., 830,
2742
Koval,
Index
I.C.,
2294
K.N.,
2079
1957,
1230
1960
2172,
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1958,
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2177,
2357
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1325
2322,
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2400
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1936
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Ambe
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1090,
191
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Kunzru,
1089,
Lyaiman,
842
154,
2363
R.C.,
555
D.H.,
Kundu,M.,
2185,
1255
3030
Leclerc,
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1254
153,
268
554
560
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R.A.,
W.,
J.W.,
P.S.,
559,
Lawrie,
1252
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Kumari,
2181,
Lysak,
1207
P.,
Kumari,
979,
152,
1961
2572
Kumari,
2010,
2184,
Luthra,
114
J.M.,
J.C.,
2182, 2183,
2324, 2361, 2362,
151
P.,
Lawrence,
Kulshrestha,
Luthra,
268
J.M.,
Leela
Kulshreshtha,
2571
A.,
Kulkarni,
Kulkarni,
G.B.,
2769,
3032,
830,
2786
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G.V.,
831
Leppan,
H.D.,
27
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I.E.,
846,
2740,
Magu,
N.G.,
S.P.,
186
2825
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S.,
Mahapatra,
I.C.,
1784,
Mahapatra,
K.C.,
1792
757
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S.K.,
Maheswari,
2787
2739,
567
S.K.,
161
1369
1893
1785
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Mahishi,
S.,
848
Mahmood,
M.,
943,
Marin,
2186
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Marindu,
166
A.,
Mahto,
L.N.,
1183
Marras,
Mahto,
R.N.,
2575
Martin Joh,
Majtehedi,
Makarov,
M.,
M.,
Makasheva,
1957,
R.H.,
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Makin,
B.K.,
N.S.,
Maknev,
K.,
Makris,
S.A.,
B.N.,
Malakav,
1960
Marzo,
140
A.L.,
379
1850
2645
162
H.,
1900
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777,
Mateo
2685
780
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Massieu,
2382
784,
Mascarenhas,
Massardo,
2792
F.,
A.,
1389,
P.,
612
H.G.,
Box,
176
778
2797,
J.M.,
2798
167
1126,
T.G.,
Mehrotra,
30
W.H.,
R.C.S.,
Mehrhof,
2190
H.,
Mascarenhas,
2553
M.G.,
Malberti,
Martinez,
1165
Makkar,
Mal,
1927
F.,
Mehra,
576
C.L.,
578,
H.N.,
Mehta,
B.V.,
Mehta,
G.,
1383
2940
Mehta,
K.M.,
P.,
Mehta,
P.M.,
579
Mehta,
P.R.,
213,
Mehta,
S.L.,
677
T.R.,
K.I.,
2914
Mehta,
T.V.,
2810
172,
Mathew,
B.L.,
2191,
2192,
B.N.,
2401,
2522,
Mathur,
B.P.,
1440,
1819
Mathur,
C.M.,
1790
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851,
1379,
1014
Mehta,
Mathai,
2022
2889
2574
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173,
1268,
1779,
1790
3083
2021
169,
195,
1331,
170,
171,
1205,
2805
2227
Malek,
A.,
Malhotra,
2793
Mehta,
R.S.,
1123,
Malik,
B.P.S.,
Malik,
B.S.,
1232
Malik,
S.A.,
2187
Malinina,
1200
2104
E.E.,
2523
163,
1258,
1329
Maly,
Mathur
2800,
2801,
2802,
K.,
Mameesh,
2628
2794
Mathur,
O.P.,
S.A.,
1786
Manalo,
J.,
Mandal,
J.N.,
Mandal,
L.,
699
Mandal,
N.,
1124
Mangat,
Mathur,
P.K.,
2325,
1894
A.,
849
Mange,
M.,
568,
2326,
569,
164
Mann,
H.S.,
1789
A.,
2188
Marco,
S.,
Marcus,
A.,
J.B.,
L.,
2806
J.,
850
N.,
2796
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2576
P.F.,
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2021
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Miro,
M.P.,
Mazliak,
2486
E.,
Agri-
3091,3137
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1606
852
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140,
175
1610
944
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A.R.,
J.,
Miroshnitshenko,
1330
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J.,
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2629,
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168,
2015,
2016,
2018,
2019,
2020
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1621
2199
Mishra,
P.K.,
1128,
Mishra,
R.C.,
2430
Mishra,
R.P.,
2202
Mishra,
S.S.,
1129
Mishra,
U.N.,
2538
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V.K.,
2017,
Medhane, N.S.,
2577,
Meenakshi,
981,
985,
2201,
K.L.,
1171,
Mehra,
R.B.,
658,
1202,
1203
2588
982,
986
Mehra,
187
2053,
2979
2013,
2014,
1165
J.N.,
2204
2012,
G.,
1127
676
2325
2548
983, 984,
201,
165
581
V.M.,
2196,
2189
2385
Margarita Ros,
Marin,
G.R.,
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890
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1391
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2828,
1250,
Pal,
1258,
1898
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2582
Parel,
2831
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Nilsson-Leissner,
S.K.,
M.,
S.P.,
Nizamuddin,
Pal,
M.A.,
3041
1261,
H.K.,
Nutman,
601
2461
A.,
C.F.,
2148, 2149,
Odak,
Pasinetti,
868, 869, 870,
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Ojeda,
Oke,
2840,
2829
J.M.,
2942,
K.V.,
2943
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604
2841
1108,1316
A.N.,
1842,
2531
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Pandey,
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Pandey,
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2462
Patil,
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Pandey,
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Patil,
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Pandey,
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2724
Pandey,
R.M.,
871,
1797
1144, 1145, 1146, 1147,
992
Pandey,
S.N.,
606,
2572,
1148,
H.G.,
1071
2475
S.N.,
M.,
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876,
324,
1333
1795
2002,
2003,
1334,
1335
212
2577,
2734, 2833, 2834, 2925,
Patil, R.B.,
1809
3003
Patil,
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184
Patil,
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500
Paniagua
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Sanchez,
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Pansalkar,
2524
van
1138
565
1854
1919
Patil, P.L.,
M.,
2733,
S.,
Panse,
2855
66
V.P.,
2585
189
1425
Patschke, L.,
877,
1607
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V.G.,
Pansina,
183,
1262
2588
182
2713
1137
1339,
Patil, J.S.,
Panemangalore,
J.L.P.
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1338,
P a t i l , J.R.,
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1071, 1078, 1142, 1143,
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616
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3045
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Pandey,
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2830
2571
916
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Pandey,
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Patankar,
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1358
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Odincova,
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1424
Panchaksharappa,
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Parthasarathi,
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2382
B.,
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P.L.,
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1177
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3038,
456
384
G.,
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2984,
1801,
Pal,
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2031
Pal,
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2583
Nyquist, W.E.,
873
3044
Parveen,
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1900
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2344
2547
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2404
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2142
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2980 2982,
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3139
1423
Constance
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1259
S.,
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2313
2367
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3035
2903
Pal, M.,
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2836,
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1899
2508
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Pal, B.P., 602, 603, 1139,
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872,
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2943
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2141
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2837
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385
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2365
2030,
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788,
878
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2874,
2980,
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2824
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3008
Ramakrishnan,
T.N.,
3027
Rao, W.V.B.S.,
2598
Ramakrishnan,
T.S.,
2218,
Rashida
2793
2219,
2299
2220
Ramalingam,
A.,
Ramdas,
757
K.,
2223
Ram Mohan,
D.S.,
B.,
1941
Ramanatham,
L.A.,
Begum,
Ramanathan,
R.,
Ramanuja,
837
M.N.,
S.,
1092, 1093,
999,
A.,
2879
Rodriguez-Fuentes,
M.,
2918
E.,
2859
2860,
Rama
2861,
2742,
Raut,
G.N.,
1811
Raut,
V.S.,
492
K.,
A.S.,
2863
R.,
756,
G.S.,
Randhava,
N.S.,
1620
Randhawa, M.S.,
339,
Ranganathan,
S.,
C,
664,
Rangaswami,
Rangrajan,
A.V.,
Rao,
B.V.N.,
Rao,
G.R.,
Rao,
I.M.,
472,
V.,
G.,
2434
Raychaudhury,
S.P.,
1812,
469,
630,
T.,
757
3142
405,
S.G.,
2599,
M.,
A.R.,
D.B.,
D.J.,
Regel,
E.,
2511
H.D.,
404,
Rotenhan,
2039,
Rowe,
2478
Roxburg,
409
2892
H.G.L.,
I.,
of
471,
192
D.
J.R.,
Freiherr von
W.W.,
A.K.,
892
Roy,
B.R.,
892
Roy,
D.N.,
699
R.N.,
1922
Roy,
R.P.,
1170
Division of
2038,
2041
Royan,
Retig,
B.,
2369
Retig,
G.,
1266
F.,
615
Roychowdhury,
2882,
J.V.,
Rudra, M.N.,
2886,
2887,
Ruggiero,
2601
Russel, W.C.,
Rao,
M.,
2867
Russo,
Reynoso,
Rhind,
E.L.,
D.,
2881,
1346
2884,
2885,
2888
190
R.B.,
885
S.P.,
2883
Rewari,
K.H.,
712
413
Roy,
1009
Rao,
B.,
2225
2037,
2040,
410
2224
B.,
the
Reutskii,
,
778
Roy,
Rudin,
2866
939,
193
2441
U.D.,
Mycology,
891,
2680
2876
Reichenbach,
Report
2222
2744
F.R.T.,
Roth-Lauterbach,
Reddy,
412
510
I.D.,
S.H.,
2596
1171,
2440
406, 407, 408
Reichert,
2864
2068,
G.A.,
Rosario,
2046
Rosso,
Register,
1168
2485
G.G.,
Revell,
K.B.,
1166,
Rojas,
631
Rao,
614
2880
J.I.,
Rosenthal,
Reddy,
1307
470,
K.,
S.S.,
Roig y Mesa,
Ronsal,
579
2865,
665
D.N.,
Restanovic,
Ranganathan,
M.,
890
1264, 1267, 1344, 1345,
2872
2470
Randhava,
Rohatagh,
Rohewal,
Raychaudhuri,
Reed,
Ramaswamy,
2743
Rechinger, K.H., 403,
2781,
2862,
Subbaiah,
Ramaswamy,
Rodriguez Lopez,
2030
2600
2566
B.V.,
M.C.,
2223
Razzaq Ahmad,
K.,
888,
Rodrigues Peixoto,
Rasumovskaya,
Ramasastri,
613,
889
2857
2858
Ramasamy,
2878
Rodriguez-Bujan,
Rayss,
M.V.,
3054
1894
1265, 1267, 1344, 2221,
Rama Rao,
Roca,
1830
2036
2775,
R.J.,
2783
1097, 1165,
G.,
2877,
34
Robinson,
G.S.,
1166, 1167, 1171, 1264,
Rama Rao,
2408
2602
Rodionova, N.A.,
2939
68,
2225
K.S.,
Rautureau,
Ramanujam,
E.,
S.G.,
I.,
H.,
191
Rathi,
Rau, Y.V.S.,
3052
611,
Rathi,
Rati,
1803
L.,
2597
Rathi, Y.B.S.,
Ramanath,
Ch.,
Roberts, W.,
805,
K.,
V.R.,
Riviere,
Rizk,
Ramakrishnan,
Rao,
277
Ritter-Studricka,
2984
Rivnay,
610
Rao, U.N.N.,
E.V.,
612
2872
2875
R a o , T.M.,
1343,
1825
Ram,
1163
Index
2042
191
2141
D.,
P.,
893
2889
1385,
1386
Rzadkowska-Bodalska,
H.,616
Rzhanova, E.I., 617,
618
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1179, 1348,
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Sangal,
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2046
198
Sawhney,
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P.C.,
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P.N.,
S.R.,
Sen Jatindra,
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2897,
G.,
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de,
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2409,
2480,
2484,
2518
1032,
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2903
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A.F.,
1350,
1429, 1814, 1815,
N.V.,
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636
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2606
148
2525
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2893
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2047,
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582
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Sengupta,
B.S.,
207, 1178,
C.,
943,
2238,
2898
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Sandhu, T.S.,
2045,
Sawhney,
Sawhney,
P.K.,
2128,
Serban,
2892
1352,
1908
197
T.,
194
J.C.,
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3144
1180,
1433,
2105,
2371
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L.N.,
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1353,
2363
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2183,
1908,
3145
Sen,
2044,
1803
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1911,
2717
2184, 2185, 2230, 2231,
976
1907
1180, 1352,
1819, 1820, 1821,
1966
Sati,
1817,
1353, 1432, 1801, 1818,
2864
S.T.,
2605
2899
Sen,
B.N.,
2535,
2544,
898
Sattar, A.,
B.,
1417,
1001,
2681
2744
1416,
Sen, N.K.,
Sastri,
Satbaldina,
1351,
3143
1950
Salunki, M.S.,
Samantrai,
414
3005
1270,
2555,
Sen, S., 635,
Sakie,
904
1933
631,
J.S.,
634
211
Sekhon, H.S.,
626, 627, 628, 629, 630,
Sarma,
2844
902
1785
J.A.,
A.K.,
H.,
633,
2235
773
Sarin, M.N., 455, 624, 625,
Sarkar,
N.P.,
201
Schutz,
2542,
Sahay,
901
2215
Sekhon, G.S.,
Sarazin,
430
415
Schmidt,
Schwalm,
240
1359
Saharan,
M.R.,
429,
2894
2370
Saraswat,
1268,
C,
Schnepf,
H.H.,
2443,
803
Schmidt-Hebbel,
667
Saraf, C.S., 450, 1428,
1813
L.,
Schkuhr,
Sanoria,
2763
2291,
Schelkownikow,
3063,
618
C.,
J.M.,
2444
Schill,
3061,
Sanlier-Lamarck ,
796
Schalk,
3019, 3027,
Sanzana,
Sahai,
1371
2696,
2749, 2775, 2924, 2934,
Sankhla,
567
3055
Sadykova,
896,
3067
894
K.V.,
M.,
636
195
J.C.,
Sadasivam,
P.S.,
Sankaran, A.N.,
Sabelnikova, V . I . ,
Sabnis,
Sangwan,
194
3100
1822
900
Shah,
1816
192
Ram,
200
Shah
Samin,
Shakhin,
N.,
S.M.,
617
2048
2901
Author
Shalabi,
T.,
Shankhla,
Shanmuga
617
G.S.,
2372
Sundaram,
E.R.B.,
589
Shyam,
Ghan,
Shyam,
R.,
Shyama,
Sial,
Shanthakumari,
P.,
638,
639,
1541
1003,
1004
Singh,
Hardyal,
Singh,
Harcharan,
1197
2445,
R.,
1192
2446,
2447,
2448,
2479,
M.B.,
2878
2481,
2482,
2505,
2513
Siddappa,
G.S.,
3022,
3064
Singh,
Harnek,
Index
2513
829
Siddiq,
Sharaf, A.,
640
Sharma, A.K.,
203,
Sharma,
1410,
B.M.,
Sharma,
C.,
Sharma,
C.B.,
Sharma,
D.,
1181
3100
204
905,
M.,
Singh,
H.B.,
645,
Siddiqi,
M.A.,
2049
Singh,
H.D.,
646,
Siddiqi,
M.R.,
2528
Singh,
H.G.,
2522
Singh,
I.B.,
1053
S i d d i q u e , M. ,
1184
Siddiqui,
719,
1941,
2240
Siddiqui,
Sharma, H.D.,
1540,
1909,
Sieber,
1910
J.P.,
1823
Sharma,
K.P.,
906
Sharma,
R.C.,
1438,
1824,
1825
R.D.,
2803,
851,
2526,
2801,
R.K.,
3107
Sharma,
S.K.,
2486,
Sharma,
S.S.,
2479
Sharma,
T.R.,
2904
Sharma,
V.P.,
1826
Shaw,
F.J.F.,
1355,
2512
Shaw,
P.D.,
L.C.,
2946
Sikka, V.K.,
750,
Sikora,
Shaw,
S.,
1354,
2241
V.D.,
2812
Shehata,
N.A.,
2905,
Sheiker,
N.A.,
874
Shendge,
P.Y.,
1182,
Sheriff,
R.A.,
1966
Sheth,
A.,
Shimada,
Shinh,
C.N.,
Simons,
P.,
Simoons,
642
1123,
1274,
1328,
1364,
J.,
Singh,
206
1210,
418
Singh,
C.,
C.S.,
912
K.P.,
1065,
Laxman,
1278,
M.,
Amarjeet,
2609
Singh,
N.,
1202,
1369,
1203,
1893
1823
Singh, M.P.,
Singh,
1066,
2527
Singh, Meher,
1357
1543
209,
2411
1204
Singh,
A.,
1428,
2607,
2608
Singh,
Narendra,
Singh,
B.,
1185,
1186,
1187
Singh,
N.B.,
1178,
1179
Singh,
B.B.,
1358,
Singh, N.P.,
1350,
1833,
Singh,
B.K.,
2346
Singh,
B.D.,
1542
Singh,
N.T.,
Singh,
B.N.,
643
Singh,
Parmatma,
Singh,
B.P.,
112,
Singh,
Pritam,
Singh,
C.B.,
1188
Singh,
P.P.,
Singh,
D.,
Singh,
Rampal,
2912
1967
1004,
1189,
3093
1192,
2910,
Singh,
Ranbia,
Singh,
R.B.,
2376
Singh,
R.D.,
2050
2911
1002
Singh,
R.G.,
913,
Dharam,
1191
Singh,
R.M.,
1845
Singh,
R.P.,
1543,
1624,
1920,
1921,
G.,
452,
1836,
1438,
2333,
3092
Singh,
2161,
1835
2051
R.S.,
2527
2243,
1829
1334,
1335
Singh,
Gurbaksh,
Singh,
Gurdial,
Singh,
Gurdip,
Singh,
Harbans,
Singh, H.,
748
S.R., 9 0 7 , 2 9 0 7 ,
3062,
3089
943
Daljit,
3085,
1828,
1431
Singh,
Singh,
2374
1925
Singh,
1183
2242,
1003,
1359
S.N.,
1827
874
2373,
1272,
1912
Shrivastava,
D.S.,
1543
Dharampal,
2332
2331,
1906,
833
636
Shukla,
1610
1190,
1611
3061,
208,
1273,
1277,
1201,
205
F.J.,
D.V.,
2909,
207,
1361,
Singh,
L.K.,
D.N.,
A.I.,
1832,
1276,
3065
N.O.,
Simola,
Singh,
Shurpalekar,
1544,
2375
1360,
2334
Singh,
Shulyak,
1834,
1275,
2927
2907
P.,
3108
1410,
1349,
T.,
1830,
B.I.,
S.C.,
911
2441
1831
1200, 1216,
Simeonova,
S.K.,
Shukla,
2410
823,
P.B.L.,
Shukuzulaev,
1088,
Singh, K.B.,
910,
2527
Shrivastava,
N.,
Jit,
A.,
Shrivastava,
Shuja,
Singh,
Simenauer,
Singh,
2906
I.I.,
Jagat,
1235
2740
Sholkovskaya,
Shraibman,
3059
3060
A.S.,
1199
810
457
Scherbukhin,
J.,
Singh,
Singh, K.,
915
R.A.,
Singh,
1833,
Sikka,
Sindermann,
1271,
514,
736,
2801
K.C.,
Sims,
740
1356,
735,
417
Sikka,
Sindhu,
F.H.,
S.H.,
F.W.,
Simmons,
Sharma,
1167,1198
672,
2802,
2804
Shaw,
S.,
909
Sharma,
1099
908
2656
1210
2799, 2800,
Singh, Hukum,
A.M.,
Sharma, H.C.,
Sharma,
1042
Siddiqi,
644
Singh,
1193
2538
2244,
1194,
2245
1196,
1195,
1360
1348,
3063
193
915,
1432,
Singh,
Sardar,
2449
Singh,
Surjit,
914
Singh,
S.N.,
1272,
1349
S.,
2332
1121,
1837,
1253,
Chickpea
Singh,
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2991
Stoikoff,
Singhal,
S.S.,
2801,
2802
F.W.,
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Sinha,
A.B.,
540
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Sinha,
B.C.,
1005
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1839,
Sinha,
1922
R.N.,
Sinha, S.,
2083,
Sinha,
2364,
S.K.,
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1840
2084,
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2247,
2611
210,
505,
555,
622, 638, 639, 650, 829,
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2918
1366,
R.,
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356,
357
2725
Sparrow,
A.H.,
1162
2412,
2413
1942
Sinha,
S.P.,
Sircar,
P.,
2431,
R.,
Sprengel,
2575
2403,
2409,
2432,
2518
Sircar,
S.M.,
651,
Sirkar,
P.,
2250,
A.,
419
K.R.,
916
Sreekantiah,
K.S.,
2253,
Sitaramaiah,
G.,
Sitaramaiah,
K.,
Skotland,
C.B.,
Slinkard,
3062,
M.,
718,
2527
Sreenivasaya,
N.,
722
Srikanthaiah,
S.G.,
Srikantia,
1279
M.I.,
S.G.,
F.L.,
(Jr.),
2862,
2915
P.,
I.M.,
2249
Srinivasan, M.,
Smith,
J.N.,
3146
Srinivasan,
Smith,
K.M.,
2302
2861,
A.A.K.,
2303
774, 844,
Sohonie,
Kamla
919,
V.,
848,
813
689,
2773,
2923,
2924, 2925, 2926,
3019,
3027,
1361,
Z.,
Solimano,
1364
2377
G.,
3029,
3037, 3044,
Srirur,
S.S.,
S.,
2921
1841
S.,
615
2969,
2970
185,
D.,
2335
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885,
1843,
2834,
2925
Subramanian,
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759
907
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981,
9 8 2 , 9 8 3 , 9 8 4 , 985, 986
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P.B.,
975
Subramanyam,
V.,
1842
Srivastava,A.K.,
654,
920,
498
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T.S.,
2689
2256
Sukhatme,
P.V.,
1433
Sundaram,
T.K.,
589
Sundara Raman,
O.P.,
697,
3067,
3071
1844
655,
S.,
2257
Sundara Rao,
W.V.B.,
Sundera R a j ,
D.D.,
1821
584
921
Sunder,
Sohoo, M . S . , 1006, 1066,
1206,
2776,
2823, 2834, 2909,
1281
2774
Solel,
2751, 2752, 2775,
Suhag, L.S.,
Srinivasan,
Srivastav,
Kamala
2750,
Subramanya Raj
918,
1280
2917
Sohonie,
2776
2941
2284,
2696,
2697, 2748, 2749,
Subramanyam,
3049
P.R.,
Srirama Chari,
2916,
2417
Subramaniyam,
2926
211
Snijder, W.C.,
2922
2920
Smith,
Sohonie, K.,
2940
V.,
Srinivasan, K.S.,
Soghaier,
886
2919
Srinivasa Murthy,
Srinivasa Rao,
Smith,
3061,
3063
Sreenivasaya,
3066
C.R.
933,
2301
A.E.,
Smith,
917,
2914
Smirnova-Ikonnikova,
2514,
933,
Subramaniam,
2834, 2909, 2925,
445
2540,
V.,
Subramanian, A.,
1415
R.G.,
2721
2255,
Subrahmanyan, V.,
3070,
2435
S.S.,
Sister,
C.,
3061, 3062, 3063,
Sreekantiah,
Sreenivasan, A.,
Sirur,
2251,2252
2254
652
447
P.V.,
Subrahmanyam,
883
Spirina, T.S.,
Sprague,
0.,
Subba Rao, N . S . ,
653
M.A.,
F.,
420
3079
2597
Spadoni,
Spener,
S.,
Suarez Alvarez,
R.J.S.,
E.,
216
E.T.,
Streicher,
215
1368
Soueges,
2176, 2198, 2246,
2248,
N.A.,
446
35
C.C.,
Singh, Y.D.,
35
G.,
Steele, W.,
1008
2451
W.R.,
Starostin,
1048
Soroa y Plana,
1815
2996
Sondhi,
Soomro,
1838
213
K.,
Srivastava, A . S . ,
2483,2484
Sur,
Srivastava,
B.K.,
2428
Suresh,
Srivastava,
B.P.,
2450,
Srivastava, H.C.,
922
Srivastava, K.C.,
923
2507
Suri,
Shyam
S.C.,
E.R.,
A.K.,
Sussman,
S.,
1911
924
926
Suryanarayana,
Sushtshevsky,
194
2414
1433,
D.,
M.G.,
2999
2258
1282
Author
Suttie,
J.M.,
217
Tendulkar,
Suvora,
A.J.,
1230
Tercero,
Sveshcharova,
M.,
Swaminathan,
2406,
M.,
2417,
2927
907,
2688,
A.V.,
M.,
Terziiski,
933,
2689,
D.,
P.J.,
Tragus,
2733, 2734,
2748,
2749,
2750,
2751,
2752,
2775,
Teufel, E.,
2822,
2823,
2833,
2834,
Tevekelev,
710,
D.,
809
937
V.L.,
Trautvetter,
Trehan,
2052
1838
282
Tramphon,
936
Teterevnikova-Babayan,(D.N.)
2685
E.A.,
K.N.,
422
2415
Tripathi,
B.D.M.,
Tripathi,
B.R.,
1253
1845
2866,
2909,
2923,
2924,
Thakare,
K.K.,
822
Tripathi,
H.P.,
1834
2925,
2926,
2928,
2929,
Thakare,
K.R.,
2519,
2520
Tripathi,
R.D.,
2937
2930, 2934,
2972, 2980,
Thakkar,
R.K.,
2613,
2614
Tripathi, R.S.,
826,
2981,
2982,
2984,
3003,
1970,
2987,
3019,
3027,
3029,
Thapar,
V.K.,
938
3037, 3038,
3061,
3062,
Theophrastus,
280
3063,
3070,
3071
Thippannanavaru,
3067,
Thirumalachar,
Swaminathan,
M.C.,
2996
Swaminathan,
M.S.,
1283,
1284,
Swaraj,
1285,
K.,
Swenson,
Syed
1286,
2931
2612
K.G.,
2304
Hafiz-ul-Haque,
Syepanova,
M.
Szmelcraan,
S.,
Yu.,
1287
2064
Thomas,
K.M.,
2054
P.E.,
773
Thomas,
P.M.,
2453,
Thomas,
P.T.,
1009
Thombre,
M.V.,
Thombre,
P.G.,
1208,
454,
656,
Thurman,
D.,
2969
Thurman,
M.A.,
2970
Tickoo,
J.L.,
Tigani,
El
Taha, M . I . ,
769
Tikar,
W.M.,
Tairbekov,
686,
1011
500,
1010,
1209
M.G.,
687,
Takimoto,
929,
Tisi,
R.T.,
Tanasijevic,
40
834
B.L.,
G.,
804
1414,
C.S.,
Udovenko,
2474
1065
G.V.,
Ullah,
M.R.,
Ullah,
R.,
738
Umov,
660
2932
2738
K.P.,
S.S.,
N.,
1012
B.G.E.,
2936
2938
221
927,
928,
203,
Tiwary,
D.N.,
2186
2452
Tiwary,
N.K.,
Todorov,
Tarafder,
Taskar,
Tomar,
676
1202,
2932
C.R.,
264
Tomar,
2996
I.,
P.K.,
933,
2933,
2935,
3029,
3067,
3068,
3069,
3070,
3071
P.,
421
Tonini,
1181
Urs,
M.,
G.S.,
754,
U.S.
939,
641,
1203,
2680
1128,
1210,
P.S.,
2062
661
3094
J.A.,
941
924
H.,
662,
663,
752,
664
753,
1013
Department
culture, 69,
73,
74,
75,
of
Agri-
70,
76,
71,
72,
77
1369
1895
1070,
2958
G.,
2104,
Tores,
B.M.,
E.V.,
I.,
1393
Vacchani,
M.V.,
1213
Vachhani,
M.V.,
1214
Vagabova,
M.E.,
686
Vaidyanathan,
O.,
2817,
J.P.,
M.,
220
1212
281
Vaishya,
U.K.,
Valanthan,
Valder,
G.,
Vallejos,
2889
279
195
T.,
2615
1847
223,
E.,
862,
2846
940
1211,
Tournefort,
864,
G.S.,
2485
G.B.,
Tovstick,
934
1370
935
M.W.,
Teirlinck,
283
222,
D.C.,
M.K.,
863,
Torres,
2549
H.,
S.,
Th.,
F.S.,
Usciati,
1960
Tonkonozhenko,
Tosun,
Tavakoli,
B.N.,
2369
E.,
Tomar, Y.S.,
2934,
P.,
J.C.
Uppal,
Urban,
2538
Taubert,
Uphof,
1846
2416
2859
A.D.,
Tasker,
R.,
Uprety,
659
J.,
Tolmasquim,
R.I.,
Upadhyay,
665, 666, 667,
932
M.R.,
2970
S.P.,
Urrutia,
R.K.,
R.T.J.,
Tannous,
O.,
Upadhaya,
1128,
1181
Tiwari,
Tobolsky,
R.,
2520
G.,
161
Tannous,
Undurraga,
815
658
2528
D.T.,
S.L.,
Taylor,
V.,
Umapathy,
Tiwari, A.S., 203,
657
931
Tawde,
Turkova,
Tyagi,
2260
656,
1395
930,
Tandon,
454,
688
A.,
Talwalkar,
Tavant,
H.C.,
2999
D.A.,
Tischler,
2747
Muhammad,
Tauro,
Trumble,
688
Tagle,
Tara,
996,
J.A.,3109
J.M.,
B.A.,
Tang,
2454
448
A.,
Tusa,
Thomas,
Tagle,
Tahir,
2053
W.,
1969,
1972
Trotter,
Turner,
Thorp,
686,
184
1971,
2353
3002
S.V.,
M.J.,
H.R.,
Thompson,
Tageeva,
Troll,
M.B.,
Thomas,
1011,
Taj
Tower,
1077
218
Index
224
2970
Chickpea
Bibliography
Vallidevi,
Vallury,
Vanaja,
A.,
2939
S.M.,
K.,
Varadarajan,
S.,
G.,
Varma,
R.,
Varma,
R.M.,
Varshney,
Vasiliu,
2579
3072
Vitkalenko,
Vivanco,
2483
Vivet,
668,
942
2095
943,
2028,
2305
Vartanyan,
S.A.,
548
Vavilov, N . I . , 284,
286, 287,
Vedyseva,
285,
396, 423, 1288,
Ved Parkash,
671,
R.G.,
208,
S.N,,
289
40,
Wildeman,
De.,
E.
762,
2942,
2943
228
P.A.,
C.L.,
Willimott,
Wirth,
3096
229
428
2063
S.G.,
E.,
947
R.R.,
3073
3074
Wishahy,
A.,
Witucki,
L.A.,
Wokes,
673
3095,
F.J.,
Wirjomidjojo,
2269
673
F.,
2951
3138
947
Volk,
J.,
Wolfgang,
B.,
Vora,
A.B.,
674
Wolfgang,
Hosil H.,
Vyas,
A.V.,
674
Wong, E.,
803, 950, 951,
2298
Vyas,
K.,
Vyas,
L.C.,
952,
3049
953,
Woronow,
1014
Wright,
Vyas,
S.C.,
2378
Vyas,
S.R.,
2613,
2614,
2618
2783
2261,
Whyte, R.O.,
Williams,
1216
288,
L.P.,
F.,
E.,
Vlasyuk,
669
Vassilievski, N.I.,
Vasudeva, R.S.,
2264,
2268,
Willdenow,
S.S.,
Vishwakarma,
990
I.P.,
2263,
Vishnu-Mittre, A.,
225
N.,
2150,
Virmani,
3050
T.M.,
S.,
2265, 2266, 2267,
2314
S.C.,
Varghese,
2675
2852
Vandecaveye,
Varela,
Vir,
2674,
Wulff,
948
949
954
G.,
429,
W.A.,
430
197
E.V.,
396
Wylie, A.P.,
964
2336,
2337
Wagle,
Vellando,
E.,
226
Venkatachalam,
C.,
Venkatachalam,
Venkataraman,
Venkatesan,
P.S.,
K.,
P.A.,
Venkateswarlu,
P.,
S.N.,
S.,
2306
760,
Venkateswaran,
Venkat Rao,
2940
Wahi,
A.,
2687
36
P.N.,
A.,
Wallace,
G.B.,
Verma,
G.,
Verma,
G.P.,
1848
Verma,
R.D.,
1973,
Verma,
S.C.,
561,
2782,
2055,
227
Walpers, G.G.,
424,
1290
Wamanan, P.P.,
1849,
2056,
425,
426
1850
Wani,
670,
Warren,
671,
S.D.,
P.V.,
Wankhede,
1974
Yadav,
L.N.,
1217
Yadav,
L.S.,
2487
Yadav,
N.K.,
2618
Yadav,
S.C.,
1894,
1921
Yadav,
T.D.,
2403,
2432,
2435
2689
1215
Warsi,
917
2616
D.B.,
H.L.,
2856
Yadava,
T.P.,
Yannai,
S.,
2948,
2949,
Yashovskii,
I.V.,
673
2952
30
S.A.,
541,
F.J.,
2946
824,
825,
Yoshii,
S.L.,
2754
Warth,
Verma,
V.S.,
1912
Waterhouse,
Vidya,
D.N.,
2418
Watt,
L.,
Vijayalakshmi,
919,
G.,
2262
672
K.R.,
Vijayaraghavan,
2755,
884
P.K.,
Vijayvargiya,
R.,
966
965
476,
Viktorov,
P.J.,
H.,
2713
Villalobos,
Vimmerstedt,
Vioque,
E.,
2659
S.E.,
J.,
944
G.,
2058,
2062,
Zaazou, M.H.,
2488,
2489
2272, 2273,
Zachos, D.G.,
1993,
2043,
2060, 2061,
2213,
2271,
2379,
2380
2275,
Zafar,
727,
S.M.,
J.H.,
Weissmann,
Wendelbo,
Wessling,
V.,
2382
1218,
1219
2950
F.V.
E.,
2876
Whitaker,
T.W.,
945,
946
843
Jr.,
2623,
2947
2700
3016
M.,
3016
Zalkind,
F.L.,
Zalpoor,
N.,
955
2276
2274
Zamfirescu,
39
196
B.K.,
Zain-ul-Abedin,
H.,
Westphal,
P.L.,
Zagami,
Zain,
2952
H.L.,
Westerlund,
1371
427
879
White,
1217,
2381,
A.M.,
290
S.,
P.,
365
1925
2270
2059,
Weimann,
R.,
M.,
38
Watts Padwick,
Wengenmayer,
728
Vilar,
G.M.,
37,
Wavankar,
B.L.,
V i j a y v a r y a , R.,
G.,
Yusuf,
918,
2941
Vijayavorgiya,
1543
2945
2783
Viennot-Bourgin,
2617
230
2804
2057
Verma,
Vignoli,
2576,
E.H.,
1394
2057
Wandrekar,
1171,
2803,
Waithab,
T.J.M.,
Xolocotzi,
Wallace, M.M.,
2417,
1164,
Xandri,
2944
1395
757
I.R.,
Venkatraman,
776
A.,
Wahhab,
1289,
T.R.,
Venkateshan,
1844
D.S.,
Waheed Khan,
Zamith,
N.,
M.A.,
Zaumeyer,
1851
939
W.J.,
2064
2623,
Author
Zawahry,
M.R.,
Zay,
3075
C.,
Zederbauer,
Zhukova,
H.,
431
512
P.,
Zhukovsky,
136
P.M.,
792,
Zimmermann,
2648,
E.,
N.V.,
Zhukovsky,
Zilg,
2951
G.,
2948,
432,
2646,
2949,
Zohary,
3078,
D.,
Zohary, M.,
2647,
2952
Zlataroff, A . S . , 957,
3077,
433
956
3076,
3079
291
434,
435
197
Index
Subject Index
ACANTHOSCELIDES
OBSOLETUS,
2451Bu
from India, 4 2 , 4 4 , 4 5 , 4 8 , 5 2 , 5 3 , 5 4 , 5 5 ,
56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 66, 222,
ADAPTATION,
1165,
1091, 1093, 1097, 1121, 1125,
1180,
1210
227
from Israel,
51
from Pakistan,
AGRICULTURE,
1398Sp
and world
food
planning,
3081
resources,
supply,
3043
of plant breeding,
814
1408,
agronomic
Indian
1244,
World
1426,
1428,
practices,
crop
harvest
1432
72,
73, 74,
75,
76,
1245,
1019,
1259Rs,
1949,
1182,
1222,
1235,
1260
1976Fr,
1977,
1978,
1983, 1984, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1996Sp,
1411
calender,
crop
70, 71,
77
on diseases,
AGRONOMY,
49
from USDA, 69,
1997Sp, 1998, 1999, 2004, 2013, 2014,
1430
2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2023, 2024,
calender,
1433
2027, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034,
2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042,
AGROTIS YPSILON,
2487,
2488,
2489
2043Fr, 2049, 2050, 2054, 2055, 2057,
2 0 5 8 , 2059, 2060, 2 0 6 1 , 2 0 6 2 , 2131
AMINO ACIDS,
816,
817,
818,
2798Sp, 2837, 2846,
2729,
2760,
2875, 2927Bu,
on microbiology,
3005,
2561,
2562,
2557,
2558,
2559,
2560,
2563
3009
Argentina,
Chile,
2678Sp
ARTHEROSCLEROSIS,
2844Sp
composition,
2789Rs,
content
2634,
2659, 2679,
2790, 2855,
in
poultry
2761,
feeds,
2873
effect of
autoclaving on,
784,
effect
of
fungicides
effect
of
inorganic
on
lipid
on,
invitro
Spain,
availability,
and
AMMONIUM
2827
assay,
2093Sp,
2178Fr,
2179Fr,
2260It
ANTISCORBUTIC VALUES,
869
ANTITAYPTIC
895
carbon,
ACTIVITY,
702
ARTIFICIAL
2867
841
POLLINATION,
ASCOCHYTA RABIEI,
2779Sp
tryptophan,
gram on,
ANTHRACNOSE,
910
nitrogen
metabolism,
microbiological
of
2865
865
effect
effect
2915, 2941
1289
78Sp,
2071Fr,
2076,
2077Rs,
2080, 2081, 2089, 2091, 2092, 2097Fr,
2796Sp,
2815
MOLYBDATE,
effect
on yield,
AMMONIUM
SULPHATE,
2099Rs,
2101Sp, 2107,
2144Rs,
2150, 2153, 2162, 2163, 2164Tu,
2166Rs, 2167Rs, 2172,
1758
2108, 2109, 2126,
2176, 2180Rs,
2181, 2182, 2183, 2184, 2185, 2203, 2204,
2211, 2214, 2215, 2229, 2230, 2231, 2232,
2234, 2250, 2251, 2252, 2261Rs, 2263,
2264, 2265, 2266, 2 2 6 7 , 2268, 2269, 2276
effect on yield,
1613,
1722,
1726
ASCORBIC ACID,
AMYLASE,
476
701,
2656,
effect on nodulation,
2886,
556,
2914
558,
559,
2612
ANALYSIS,
of
production, 451,
coffees,
adulterated with
490,
674
chickpeas,
2716Fr
ASCORBIGEN,
737
ANATOMY, 437Sp, 438, 439, 440, 445, 446,
ASPERGILLUS,
447Ge
of
pod
dehiscence,
2223
436Rs
ASSIMILATION,
ANEUPLOIDY,
1011
ANNUAL REPORTS,
of
1783,
from Australia,
from Ethiopia,
from ICRISAT,
47,
50
64,
65
2667
3,4-benzpyrene,
AUCHENORHYNCHA,
764Rs,
765Rs
2391Rs
67
AULACOPHORA
FOVEICOELIS,
Lucas
2434
560,
Chickpea
Bibliography
BACTERIAL DISEASES,
2065Tu,
2066,
2067,
CALCIUM,
2068
content of chana,
BACTEROIDS,
2609
metabolic
relation
value of
studies,
with
nitrogen
2573,
859,
2816
leaves,
2910
2574
leghaemoglobin
content,
green
and
CALLOSOBRUCHUS Sp.,
2540
2413Rs,
2419,
2427,
2428,
2429, 2430, 2431, 2432, 2437, 2439, 2441,
2443,
2444, 2453, 2454
BIBLIOGRAPHY,
on pulse
crops,
BIOCHANINS,
CALORIFIC
541
of
influence
735
biochanin
of
influence of
isolation
730,
of
metabolism,
B,
732
736
biochanin C,
light,
pretensol,
838
705Ge
biochanin
B,
6-benzylaminopurine,
effect
of
fungicides
effect
of
germination
legumes,
CATCH
on
germination,
1738,
of natural compounds,
1740,
2951,
2955,
1589
OF DIVERSITY,
CHICKPEA PRODUCTION,
proteins,
2832
190Rs,
2745
220Rs,
in Algeria,
DATA
2848
BOOK,
in Brazil,
28,
4
204,
300Fr
271Ge,
37,
1401Sp
32, 33,
34, 90, 92, 146, 161,
219
in USSR,
123, 269Ge, 270La,
221Rs,
30,
162Sp,
176Sp
in Mexico,
BOTANICAL GARDEN,
BOTANY, 12, 113,
17, 18, 21,
81Fr
in India, 31,
BIOLOGY
256
38, 8 0 , 124, 132Sp, 139, 147Bu,
chickpea,
of
and
3072
VALUE,
legumes,
growth
1742
717
CENTRE
of bitter
2661
CROP,
gram a s ,
of
on,
2836
957Ge
BIOGENESIS,
BIOLOGICAL
752Fr
910
CATALYSTS,
yield,
BIOLOGICAL MILK,
on,
824
712Ge
835Rs,
2920
of
effect
gram,
2871,
effect
of
BIOCHEMISTRY,
of
2645
digestibility of,
biochanin A and
identity of
VALUE,
CARBOHYDRATES,
constitution,
identity
24
86Sp,
89Sp
160Rs,
CHLOROPHYLL,
175Rs
639
293
botanical
hand book,
415Ge
CHLOROPLASTS,
atpase
BOTRYTIS
Sp.,
activity,
effects
2161
of
688Rs
plant water
properties of,
454Rs,
regime,
686Rs
687Rs
BREEDING, 8, 1168, 1220Rs, 1223, 1224, 1225,
1226, 1228Rs, 1229Sp, 1230Rs, 1232, 1233,
CHOLESTEROL,
1236, 1239Rs, 1240Rs, 1241Rs, 1242Rs,
effect
of
amino
1243Rs, 1246, 1247, 1248, 1249, 1251Rs,
effect
of
fats
1252, 1255, 1261, 1262Rs, 1263, 1265,
effect
of
gram on,
1268, 1269, 1270, 1271, 1276, 1279, 1280,
hypocholesterolemic
1281, 1282Rs, 1283, 1284,
component breeding,
1273,
for protein improvement,
for r e s i s t a n c e ,
1272,
through hybridization,
1287, 1288,1290
acids,
and
2968
proteins
on,
2804
2802
effect
of
gram,
2800,
2801
1274
1285,
CHROMOSOME,
1286
number, 968Sp,
1278
1250,
1253,
of chickpea,
1254,
977,
963,
993, 997Ge,
1012Ge
964
1266
through introductions,
through mutation,
179,
1227,
CICER,
1234,1257
through selections,
1238Rs,
311Rs,La,
356La,
1231
Cicev
1256Rs
324Fr,
372Rs,
339Ge,
373Rs,La,
326La,
avietinum,
341Rs,La,
394Rs,E,La,
338,
389Fr,
3073In
BULBIFORMIN,
943
200
Cicev
bijugurrij
405La
Cicev
minutum,
399Rs
Cicev
soongavicum
Cicev
spp.,
29
Stephan,
296
395Rs
418,
Subject
CICERISM,
762Sp
from India,
1291,
1292,
1294,
1295,
Index
1296,
1297, 1302, 1303, 1308, 1309, 1313, 1315,
CLASSIFICATION,
of
plants,
420La
1316, 1326, 1328, 1331, 1332, 1337, 1338,
351
1339, 1343, 1344, 1345, 1348, 1349, 1350,
1351, 1352, 1354, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1358,
COLEOPTERA,
2438,
2423, 2425,
2426,
2435, 2436,
1359, 1360, 1361, 1362, 1363, 1364, 1371
2452Hu
from M e x i c o ,
1342Sp,
COLLETOTRICHUM TRIFOLII,
COMBINING ABILITY,
2171Ge,
1072,
1081,
2219,
2220
1304Sp,
from Pakistan,
1091
713,
719,
729,
733, 825, 909,
1366Sp,
from U.K.,
1310
from USSR,
940Sp, 2625, 2652, 2694, 2741, 2778,
2783, 2813, 2828Sp, 2831Rs,
2909,
2913,
affected by vitavax,
chemical,
of wild legumes,
of
manures
and
variations
2899, 2901,
trial,
750
fertilizers,
in,
1809
79Sp,
CORRELATION,
1424
2975
119Sp,
197,
1405Sp,
on
120Fr,
145Sp,
223,
168
in Chile,
108Sp,
in Ethiopia,
22,
in India, 2,
5,
Indonesia,
Israel,
in
Italy,
1179, 1181, 1189,
1159, 1162Po, 1178,
1191,
1203, 1211Tu,
1219
sucrose,
thiamine
and
in Peru,
COUMESTANES,
in
956
CROP,
1545Sp
India,
1550,
1611
105Sp,
231Rs
of
1610
110,
1335Rs,
1336Rs,
adaptation,
album and
156,
1237
CYCLIC AMP,
chemical
of,
827,
1333Rs,
1340Fr,
182Sp,
214Sp,
117Sp,
193,
226Sp
1422
205Ge
211
158Rs,
gram as
136Fr
163Rs,
1427Rs
84
a vegetable,
585,
1407
692
metabolism and
function
1334Rs,
1346Rs,
1370It
CYCLOPAEDIA,
9
1353
fuscum,
biochemical
bruchid
128Hu,
83,
1,
occurrence,
CULTIVAR,
CYSTINE
852Sp
evaluation,
resistant,
and
nutritive
from Bulgaria,
METHIONINE,
2695
CYTOKININS,
value
antagonism with
8 9 6 , ,906
from Algeria,
AND
contents,
925
2442
composition
1311Fr,
1319Bu,
114Sp,
27
135Sp,
in Venezuela,
1107,
102Sp,
216Sp
in Turkey,
in USSR,
1609
CROSSING TECHNIQUE,
101Sp,
181
in U.A.R.,
in U S A ,
1605,
95Sp,
111Fr,
in Tanzania,
cropping,
36,
19Du
South Africa,
in Spain,
double
194
7, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17,
94Sp,
in Pakistan,
CROPPING SYSTEMS,
215Sp
85Du,
109It
in Morocco,
811Fr
upon wheat,
192Sp
224
230Sp
524Fr
between
1616Po
152Fr
149He
in Mexico,
522Fr,
soil,
198, 199, 207, 208, 209, 2 1 2 , 213
in
COVER
1429,
41, 68, 98, 138, 178, 184, 185, 188, 195,
1151Fr, 1153,
gram,
1414Rm,
122Fr,
228Fr,
3
in Burma,
1053, 1063, 1073, 1074,
1156,
of
121Fr,
in Argentina,
in
in
1413Sp,
structure
1109, 1110, 1126, 1127, 1128, 1129, 1140,
auxin,
1330Bu
118Po,
in Australia,
1085, 1087, 1089, 1090, 1092, 1094, 1106,
interactions
1298Rs,
174Po,
effect
155Fr
1048,
inhibitory,
1325Rs,
82Fr,
in B a n g l a d e s h ,
3060
1324Rs,
126He, 165Sp, 166Sp,
1404Sp,
2712
gram,
1323Rs,
1365
1396Fr
868,
Ethnobotany,
cooked
1317,
1368Sp
133Tu, 1293,
CULTIVATION,
872
2715
books,
1301,
1329Rs
CONTRIBUTION,
COOKING,
1300,
1367Sp,
1318
1320Rs,
in Algeria,
to
1327Sp,
3057
chemical,
Tanganyika,
1299,
from Peru,
from U.S.A.,
COMPOSITION,
1305Sp,
1347Sp
transport,
1312Fr
1321Bu,
activity
1322Bu,
1341Bu
201
phosphon-D,
metabolism and
of,
509
525Fr
biological
of,
691
Chickpea
Bibliography
CYTOLOGY, 968, 969, 972Fr, 974, 984, 991Cz,
996,
DOMESTICATION,
243,
257Ge,
258,
291
1000, 1009, 1013
modifications,
of
chickpea,
of
cotyledons,
753Fr,
754Fr
DORMANCY,
958
of
seeds,
584
962Fr
DRY FARMING,
India,
1420Rs,
1421Rs
1415
DIADZEIN,
degradation,
706
ECOLOGY,
DIALLEL ANALYSIS,
1049,
1081,
1118,
506
1120,
1218
ECONOMICS,
of cultivation,
DICOTYLEDON,
DIGESTION,
186,
2649,
325Ge
3092, 3093,
3050Sp
2455,
2460Tu,
2352Rs,
of
2338,
2357,
fungicidal,
anthracnose,
of blight,
2347,
2349,
ENZYMES,
2374,
2378
2354,
643,
763Rm,
2355Tu,
2356,
2359Rs,
carboxylases,
cyanase activity,
2377,
2381Fr
foot
of
powdery mildew,
of
root
rot,
2364
effect
of
stem rot,
2342
enzymic
of wilt,
2341
2339,
of,
determination
2367
2340,
of
distribution
2343,
2344,
2345,
of
847It,
of
chemicals
on,
processing,
916
flavonol-converting,
in germinating seed,
acid
inhibition
2308,
2309,
2311Rs,
2310,
2331
2312Rs,
2314,
oxidation
of
sodium
2336Rs,
phospholipase-D,
to root
to wilt,
2313, 2320, 2321,
2322,
1982,
1985Sp,
1986Sp,
genase,
1992, 1993Gr, 1980Ge, 2000, 2001, 2002,
2003,
2005,
2006, 2008Fr,
2009Sp,
2044,
2045Rm,
2046Rm,
2047,
and
801
756
succinate
dehydro-
858
tryptophanoxygenase,
2010,
2011, 2012, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2025, 2028,
2036,
and
867Rm
722
3-nucleotidase
dehydrogenase,
succinoxidase
1989It,
944Sp
930
phosphomonoesterase,
succinic
1979,
linoleate by,
activity,
ribonuclease,
2325,
2334, 2335
905
779
ribonuclease
2319Sp
2326, 2327, 2328, 2329, 2332,
DISEASES,
2773
474
pyrophosphate-phosphohydrolase,
2333
diseases,
473,
-galactosidases,
peroxidase,
2337
809Ge
908
2315, 2316, 2317, 2318, 2323, 2324, 2330,
foot b l i g h t ,
544Rs
decarboxylase,
of
lipoxidase,
phosphatase,879Sp
nicotineamide,deamydase,589
2373
2307,
844
893It
alkaline
glutamic
to blight,
857
689,
803
2346, 2348, 2358Rs, 2368, 2370, 2372,
DISEASE RESISTANCE,
945, 946
829
comparison
rot,
892,
triphosphatase,
2371,
2376,
936Bu
amino acid decarboxylase,
of
to
studies,
2360Rs, 2361, 2362, 2363, 2365Rs, 2369He,
2375,
3139
874
adenosine
2382Fr
2353,
3090,
3138,
2350Rs,
2380
2366,
3088,
2462
ENDOGONE,
DISEASE CONTROL,
3086,
EMBRYO,
histochemical
DIPTERA,
3085,
3095, 3100, 3104,
903,
tryptophan synthetase,
904, 920
862,
863,
864,
2817
2048,
2052, 2053, 2057, 2063, 2064, 2070Sp,
ESTERASE,
476
2128, 2129, 2130, 2156, 2165, 2168, 2186,
2205Sp,
calender,
2247,
2256
ESTIMATION,
2035
caused by
deficiency,
diagnosis
of,
1999,
2175Ge
2026
losses caused by,
1981,
2110,
2112,
2113,
2114
problems,
1988,
2062,
of
arginine,
of
iodine,
of
methionine by
of
nicotinic
of
protein,
2379
matter,
of
D
N
base
composition of,
725
202
acid
colorlmetry,
in bread
ascorbic
acid
749
stuffs,
941Sp
and mineral
747
proteins
values,
A,
782It
783Rm
from
2808
their
'albuminoid
ammonia'
Subject
of
tryptophan,
of
vital
colorimetrically,
capacity
of
seed,
FLORA,
2859
481Rs
279Du,
412Sp,
313La,Ge,
effect
of Afghanistan,
of
5-fluorodeoxyuridine,523Fr,
metabolism and
transport
6-benzylaminopurine,
526Fr
406La,Ge,
of
of
794Fr,
795Fr,
796Fr
See
381Ge,
also
344Sp
of
408Ge,
384La,
France,
of
FARM
MANURE,
YARD
residual
391Ge
400Sp,
on,
283,
of
Kuram valley,
of
FATTY
in
different
long
chain
pattern,
pulses,
fatty
acids,
of USSR,
780
FERTILITY,
640,
1619Fr
1397Fr,
1425,
1612Sp,
of
Nitrogen,
Potassium,
effect
of
1728,
Phosphorus
1731,
nitrogen
with
and
phosphorus
1829, 1831,
effect
1834,
on yields,
1724,
1725,
effect
of
petroleum,
proper schedule for,
response
in black cotton
response of
1785,
1753,
chickpea
1832,
statistics,
FLAVONOIDS,
soils,
1803
others,
807Ge,
878Ge,
954
616,
711Ge,
787,
2905,
of,
of
light,
food
based
and
on,
2957
of,
2756
539
608
developments,
second
flowering,
3045,
742
931
2903
flower
503
536Rs
3075It
2637,
2638
2869,
2922,
2926,
2972, 2973, 2983,
3065,
Algeria,
3012,
of,
Bulgaria,
514
choline
949
clinical
708Ge
203
of,
2878
2956
2793
3078Ge
cattle feeds,
709Ge
3077Ge
tests
2791Fr
analysis
808,
3022
carbohydrates
502,
434
435
843
lecithin,
2724Sp,
3064,
950
transformation,
432, 433Rs,
411La,Fr,
steam treatment,
acceptability
810
degradation of,
3008,
analysis,
Afghanistan,
catabolism,
exchange,
2690,
431Ge,
407Ge,
368Rs,
2969,
2990Rs,
2997Ge,
3013, 3016,
3021, 3035, 3048, 3049, 3051, 3052,
2863
biosynthesis
enzymatic
430Rs,
2998Rs, 3001, 3002,
788,
FLAVONOLS,
of
401Fr,
2970Sp,
926, 951, 9 5 2 , 953
effect
396Rs,
FOODS AND FEEDS,
877Ge
biosynthesis of,
natural,
383Rs,La,
393La,Fr,
FOLIC ACID,
1813
336Fr
359Rs,La,
388Rs,
FODDERS,
1782,
1833
704,
biogenesis,
and
1766
346Rs,
385La,
FLOWERING,
1786Rs
1754,
343Ge,
378Fr
333Ge,
379Rs,
biology of,
on yield,
352Ge,
328,
367Rs,
FLUORINE,
1850
327,
374La,
starches
1802, 1806, 1807, 1812, 1827, 1830,
397
302,
366Rs,
protein
1762
FERTILIZERS, 1615Rs, 1620, 1624, 1780, 1784,
1849,
332Rs,La
361Rs,
effect
1617
residual effect,
386Fr
371Rs,La,
production of
1835, 1846
315Ge,
345La
335La,
323Fr,
318La,
chemical
chickpea, 1704, 1729, 1730, 1793, 1828,
348,
369Rs,
FLOUR,
on
330,
319Sp
of Western Asia,
1744
421Ge
292
334La,
409Ge,La,
1836,
1841
304,
314La,Ge,
299Rm,
360Rs,La,
FERTILIZATION,
effect
Spain,
of Turkey,
883
410La,
272Ge
of Tropical Africa,
2676
380Ge,
417Ge
316Ge,
303,
331Rs,La,
of Syria,
ACIDS,
402Fr,
297Ge,
312La,Ge,
Israel,
of Rumania,
1714
387La
349La,
273Ge
of
of Pamir,
effect
375Rs,
427
of Iran,
390Ge,
353La
342Ge,
of India, 20, 278,
FABACEAE,
365,
322Fr
Greece,
398,
364,
423Rs,E
337La,
329Ge,
of Germany,
Domestication
403La,
310La
363,
Balkan Peninsula,
of Europe,
of matter,
309La,
362,
of Central Asia,
EVOLUTION,
382,
413
Flora Orientalis,
ETIOLATION,
317Ge,
Index
2986,
content,
3056
678
trials with,
2919
Chickpea
Bibliography
composition of,
composition
Cyprus,
deep
2737,
tables,
2744
2959
fat
FUSARIUM WILT,
frying,
2912
of
fermented,
flouride
food
phytin,
foods,
manganese
mineral
2118, 2119,'
2785
2136, 2137, 2177, 2188, 2199, 2207,
2810
2213,
2222,
2246
2818
GENERA PLANTARUM,
of,
2847Sp
2882,
340La,
2885
307La,
308La,
428La
1015,
1017,
1018,
1029,
1 1 0 4 , 1 1 0 5 , 1119, 1 1 3 0 , 1 1 3 3 , 1 1 3 7 , 1157
2883
of,
of
2850
contents,
content
of,
feed
for
chicks,
protein
feed
for
swine,
2733,
genotype
and
environmental
interactions,
2754
protein
2988, 2996,
305La,
392La,
1030, 1052, 1058, 1079, 1080, 1084, 1103,
content,
protein foods,
249La,
358La,
GENETICAL STUDIES,
2770
acid
355,
2903
2985
content
oxalic
2116, 2117,
898
of,
content,
oxalate
2115,
693
iodine content,
maize-based,
niacin
on,
2966Fr
identification
malt
2174
2877
content
additives,
France,
2784,
preservatives
extraction of
2148,
2120, 2121, 2122, 2123, 2124, 2125,
digestibility trials,
effect
FUSARIUM SOLANI,
2992
of
2911
3046
1196,
2978Rs
3006, 3010,
genes,
of new mutants,
2792Rs,
2734,
lethal
1066,
1197,
of protein,
2870,
2925,
3019, 3037, 3038,
of
1065,
1198,
1096,
of qualitative
1123
1145
1083,
1176,
1192,
1177
characters,
quantitative
1164,
1199, 1213
1024,
characters,
1027
1055
3039, 3055, 3058, 3061, 3062, 3063, 3067,
3068,
3069,
research,
sodium
3070,
3071
and
potassium
supplementary value,
2924,
2984,
value of
GENETIC RESOURCES,
376,
contents
2750,
of,
2775,
2746
GERMINATION, 459,
2777,
612It,
2987
proteins,
2748
646,
596, 597, 598,
669Fr, 697,
2989Rs
betak-indolylbutyric
action of
talc,
anomaly
changes
degradation,
identity
of,
influence of
isolation,
706
736
705Ge
547Rs,
FROST INJURY,
712Ge,
203,
731
645
FRUIT,
effect
keto
of
acid
890
acids
seed,
and
479,
545Rs,
of
insecticidal
effect
of
minor
effect
of
1-napthaleneacetic
effect
of
salts
on,
effect
of
toxic
substances,
effect
on
on,
593
haemagglutinating
activity,
813
2636
phosphorus value,
changes
587
effect
on
tocopherol
2142,
2143Sp,
2145,
effecting
stress,
fermentative
2173Bu, 2195, 2198, 2228Fr, 2249,
inhibition
fungi,
FUSARIUM Spp.,
2079Bu,
2096,
2236,
FUSARIUM ORTHOCERAS,
acid,
2187
2240,
2271,
2272
2216
2087Ge,
2149,
492
of
embryonic
501
of
unripe
growth,
seed,
nicotinic
659
and
changes,
respiratory
2259RS
role
of
of
histological
peculia-
535Rm
2191, 2192, 2194, 2206Rs, 2225, 2227,
613Rs
activity,
478
indole-3-acetic
utilization of
204
600Sp
niacin biosynthesis,
protein
2152,
489
moisture
654
biosynthesis
physiological
2134,
soil
496
rities,
FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM,
content,
under
activity,
in,
mechanism of
2254
853
513
2146, 2147, 2151, 2154, 2160, 2170,
2253,
acid
469
on
2100,
2393It
493
effect
FUNGAL DISEASES,
798
546Ar,
preparations,
elements,
648
setting,
nucleases,
802
548Ar
effect
factors
parasitic
2819
Potassium Permanganate,
during
592
540
effect of ethanolamine,
light,
900
metabolism,
757,
changes,
in nucleic
composition of
840
acid o n ,
475It
in behaviour,
biochemical
FORMONONETIN,
599, 611It,
703Rs,
action of
amino acid changes,
FORAGE,
377
3044
reserves,
acid,
672Fr
839
Subject
GIBBERELLIC ACID,
574Fr,
575Fr
483,
572Fr,
651,
mode of action,
519Fr,
573Fr
effect of,
HERITABILITY,
1035,
Index
1114, 1163, 1175, 1190
661
HETEROSIS, 1072, 1095, 1139, 1200, 1264,
1274,
1277
GIBBERELLINS,
effect
of
estrone,
836
HISTORY,
of plants,
GLUTAMIC
245,
251La,
252La,
280La,
281La
ACID,
HORMONES,
transamination,of,
505
effect
on
growth,
vigour
and
grain yield,
527
GRAM STRAINING,
714
HYBRIDIZATION,
GROWTH, 634Ge
effect of a c i d s, 579
effect of indole-3-acetic
indolebutyric
effect
of
acid,
newtron
effect of
salts,
influence
of
on
acid
578
saponin,
668
663,
665Fr,
450,
on,
of
REGIM-A,
effect
of
TIBA,
effect
on yield,
factor,
452,
influence of
response
of
1142,
652,
of
655, 662,
667Fr
colour,
650
453
458
chickpea
1068,
of
double podded
of
fasciculifolia
of
filicoid
of
flower,
1416
HARVEST
INDEX,
chickpea,
plant
of pod,
1714
of
pod
leaf,
1078,
2474Rm,
2479,
2483,
2469,
1205
1069
1108, 1111,
1113,
1067,
1025,
1077,
1134
1146
of
resistance
to blight,
resistance
to drought,
of
resistance
to w i l t ,
of
2472,
1016,
1098
1217
1086
1039
1195,
1050,
1044,
1036,
yield,
1185,
1099,
seed coat c o l o u r ,
seed
1057,
1115
disposition,
of seed s i z e ,
2466,
1152
1187,
1020
1034,
height,
of seed c o l o u r ,
2482
2465,
1028,
1155
of
of
HELIOTHIS ARMIGERA,
1021,
form leaf,
of seed characters,
1216
HELICOVERPA ARMIGERA,
1144
character,
of leaf character,
on
1071,
1146
of
effect
1214
1.173
1040
of flower color,
to,
GYPSUM,
residual
1041,
of cotyledon colour,
658
morphactin,
1143, 1154,
of branching h a b i t ,
543
G-130
990
606
INHERITANCE,
641,
666Fr,
effect
989,
and
of bronze leaf,
GROWTH REGULATORS,
988,
923
treatments
469,
987,
1045,
1062,
1204
1051
1046,
1136,
1060,1135
1148,
1158
1116
2484
INHIBITORS,
HELIOTHIS
OBSOLETA,
2486
occurrence of
of
HELIOTHIS VIRESCENS,
HERBICIDES,
1956Bu,
as hormones,
chlorazine
Docotex,
of
and
EPTC,
and
germination
INOCULATION,
and
on weeds
and
other
of
2916,
seed
effect
on root
inhibition,
on
723,
812Fr
928,
2654,
2917
growth,
yield
of seed,
2593,
2603Sp,
diffusates on,
exudates,
2531,
2545,
2538,
2604,
2541,
2605
2542
2546
2539,
2567,
2599
inoculant
s-triazine
of
2585Rs,
effect
2568,
strains,
1628,
2537
1645,
2588,
2616,
2617Sp
1944
INSECT CONTROL,
1948
1946
1949
triazine,
effect
effect on yield,
evaluation on pulses,
MCPB,
1953
1945
quality,
2566
reciprocal
2666,
774
1947Rs
554
nitralin
of
microbial,
2655,
prometryn,
on
inhibitor,
748Rs
tripsin and chemotripsin,
1964
of
crops,
effect
1962
1963
2,4-D
growth,
effect
2485Sp
Fernoxone, Weeder-64,
effect of,
effect
2468,
tripsin
proteinases,
residual effect,
1959Bu
205
2411,
2426,
2490
biological control,
2517,
2520
of
Heliothis
of
Aphis
armigera,
craccivora
2515,
Koch.,
2516,
2518
2519
Chickpea
Bibliography
chemical control, 2414,
2420,
2492,
LEAF,
2494,
2496, 2500, 2501, 2505, 2506, 2508,
2511,
of
sp.,
Agrotis
of
2498
Callosobruchus
of
Heliothis
maculatus,
2507
in,
564Fr
LEGUMINOSAE,
10,
167Sp
2399,
2499,
armigera,
memoirs
2512,
2514
of
Heliothis
of
leaf miner
of
phyllotaxy
2513
fly,
Tanymecus
404La
pterocarpanoid
formation,
carbaryl
systemic,
vitavax,
2503
LEPIDOPTERA,
dimethoate,
2464,
2470,
2477Rs,
2478,
due
656
2471Tu,
2480,
2473,
2481,
2475,
2504Rs
LIGHT,
2405Rs
2450
changes
2509
effect
2410
of
INSECT PESTS,
to,
twilight,
657
electron microscopic
varietal
2383,
2384, 2386,
2389,
reaction
effect of,
2416, 2418,
effect
incidence and
damage,
losses
by,
caused
2394,
2510
from 2403,
on,
633Ge
618Rs
LIME,
2406, 2407, 2408, 2409, 2412, 2415,
2456, 2502,
study
to,
2390,
2396, 2397, 2398, 2400, 2401, 2402,
problems,
806
250
2495
and
malathion,
legumes,
2493Rs
indicus,
2476,
INSECTICIDES,
320Fr
Papilionaceae,
story of
2491Sp
virescens,
on,
of
1638,
1692
placement
on yield,
1637
2417
LINKAGE,
2440
1054,
1112,
1149
2395
LIPIDS, 6 9 8 , 9 1 4 , 9 2 4 , 9 2 8 , 2938
INSECT RESISTANCE,
2387,
2404
classes,
effect
INTERCROPPING,
effects
for
1434,
1537Rs
on yields,
1535Rs
advances
protein
in
effect of
hepatic
biological
resources,
with sugarcane,
780
of
nitrogen
and
chickpea on,
pulses
on,
lipogenesis,
isolation,
2799
2895
837
821
1546
1480,
1481,
1503,
1513
LIRIOMYZA CICERINA,
2457Sp,
2458Tu,
2459Tu,
2461It
IRRIGATION,
effect
1937,
1938Rs
on yield,
frequencies
and
management,
for
chickpea,
optimum requirement,
mortality
response of,
sewage
water
as
effect
1930,
1928,
1934,
LYSINE,
1929
of
storage
2629Sp,
2918Sp,
1931
influenced by,
1933,
irrigation,
time o f ,
1925
conditions,
2646,
2702,
2757Sp, 2856,
2936Sp
1417
1941
1923
1932
requirements,
MANAGEMENT,
1924
in
ISOFLAVONES,
791Ge,
biogenesis of,
conversion
exchange,
of,
rain-fed
areas,
1402
878Ge
789Ge,
biosynthesis of,
MANGANESE,
790Ge
707Ge,
777,
778,
distribution
792Ge
effect
948Ge
of
in animal
maturity
feeds,
and
2897
irrigation
on,
2898
708Ge
influence of
light,
metabolism of,
705Ge,
MANURES AND MANURING,
709Ge
efficiency
712Ge
manures,
ISOFLAVONOIDS,
biosynthesis
of,
767
of
1721,
organic
and
1789,
1794
inorganic
1699
effect
of
farm yard
manure
effect
of
inorganic
manures
in rotation,
1791,
manurial schedules,
on yield,
on yield,
1613
1760
1811
1644,
1663,
1665,
1666,
1667, 1668, 1669, 1670, 1671, 1672, 1673,
KARYOTYPE,
of Cicer,
961Rs,
1708,
1014
on
KINETIN,
mode of
512Rs
1939
optimum number
plant
LONGEVITY,
1927
timings,
1709,
chernozem
Pakistan,
action,
519Fr
206
1720
soils,
1623
1805Bu
Subject
phosphate manuring,
1804,
1798,
1800,
1801,
with jowar,
dry
1463
effect on yields,
residual effect of,
under
1799,
1818
farming
1660,
1705,
conditions,
1707
to
1848
with
find
out
OF
export,
GRAIN,
linseed,
3098,
3101,
Mexican market,
indigenous,
1498,
3109
2947
3097,
3103,
3107,
linseed
mustard,
effect
relation
sodium chloride,
to
composition
468,
of
469
seeds,
860
MEDICINAL VALUE,
media
229,
242La,
for
mycin,
264,
as
the
production
of
3036
chickpea
for d i a b e t e s ,
chickpea
for h e a r t
for
snake
of
1455
1495
1504,
1505,
1510,
1511, 1512
an
1443,
1445, 1446,
1506,
1453,
1527, 1528, 1539, 1541,
insurance
of
against
rust,
direction of
1439
sowing,
1520,
1462,
1542
1516
1523,
1524,
1526
of
treatment
castor,
effect of fertilizers,
strepto-
1492,
1437,
effect
of
remedy
244Du,
1486,
1436Rs
with wheat,
354Du
1485,
1507, 1508, 1509,
1478,
266,
and
with sugarcane,
of
1483,
on yield,
with peas,
MATURITY,
1467
1517
with
effect
1473
crop mixture,
1543
with
3108
1472,
suitable
effect on yield,
MARKETING
Index
2763,
disease,
bite,
2764
2803,
effect
2962
effect
3034
Kwashiorkor,
of
nitrogen,
potassium,
phosphorus
1501,
and
1502
on growth and yield,
1451,
1469,
1470, 1474, 1476, 1477, 1482, 1484,
2923,2940,2976
1487, 1489, 1490, 1491, 1493, 1497,
MELTING
POINT,
fraction
METABOLISM,
energy
1499, 1514, 1515, 1518, 1519, 1521,
from chana,
710Ge
value,
566
nitrogen,
calcium
protein
of
seedling,
of
sugar,
of
ureides,
and
effect
1449,
to
nucleic
acid,
470
to
find
formulate
dule
under
leucine
on jowar,
1466,
1471,
1447,
1448,
for,
suitable
1454,
1457,
1531
suitable manurial
dose,
1454
fertilizer
sche-
1500
irrigated
and
rainfed
methionine,
threonine,
with wheat
and
lentil,
isoleucine,
901Sp
with wheat
and
linseed,
transformation
1452
1468
conditions,
1441
2601
and
1494
cotton,
find suitable crop m i x t u r e ,
to
938
evaluation of
on
1460
1459, 1461,
716
571Fr
MICROBIOLOGY,
1544
residual
phosphorus
2751
and
1530,
requirements,
to compare sowing methods,
amitrole,
of
in humans,
1529,
manurial
residual effect
699
of
of
1525,
2945
of
cortexolone,
1534,
1538
1533
to find suitable crop m i x t u r e ,
887
1456,
1458,
1532
MICRONUTRIENTS,
with wheat
deficiency,
effect
494
effect
of
boron
and m a n g a n e s e ,
effect
on
chickpea,
effect on yield,
foliar
India,
level
and
soil
regimes,
1790
applications,
yield,
1496
1926
1656
MOLYBDENUM,
trace elements,
localization
role o f ,
and
MOISTURE,
1779,
1808
of
mustard,
growth
1691
1712
1653,
and
on
in
plants,
477It,
of
507Rs
fodders
and
concentrates,
2840
1816lt
MONOGRAPH,
576
on
Cicer,
29
MICROORGANISMS,
effect
of
hormones
substances
produced
on,
by
MORPHOLOGY,
2550
MULTIPLE
MIXED CROPPING,
India,
1435,
1438,
1440,
1442,
for
1444
effect
1540
on yield,
with barley
with grass,
448Ge
CROPPING,
advances
protein
1536
with barley,
441Rs, 442Rs, 443, 444,
745It
1522
and mustard,
1488
1475
207
in
biological
resources,
1546
nitrogen
and
Chickpea
Bibliography
MUTATION, 1022,
1188,
1047,
nitrogen,
of
586
NUTRITION,
1167
radiation induced mutants,
500,
1031,
leaf
1100Rs,
role of
through colchicine,
1132,
by
swine,
1258
2944,
2527,
of
2632,
microbiological
NITROGEN,
in
chickpea,
metabolism
storage
of
retention
1651,
718,
of,
2939
2900
in humans,
water-extractable,
effect
requirement
residual
fermentation,
germination
effect
of heat
folic
913
NITROGEN-FIXATION,
acid
2965
of
1658
effect
of
lindane
of,
2556,
on,
1826
2598,
chickpea
of
fodder,
of
fodder
2575,
2578,
2908,
for
poultry
swine,
2683Sp,
2946
2942Sp,
2753Fr,
morphology
of,
2529
Peru,
of
2906Sp
chickpea and
2701,
2703Rs,
2688,
strains,
2630,
2824,
3027,
2833,
2834,
3028
2689, 2709,
2710, 2842,
2980,
3029
2699
2700Sp
2738,
value
2742,
tocopherol
turkeys,
1419RS
cereal,
2731
2822,
2933, 2935,
thiamin content,
819Fr
2823,
2620
chickpea,
supplement
2586
2807,
2943Sp
2874, 2889, 2948, 2949,
of
NURSE CROPS,
2788
and
2624,
straw,
of proteins,
567
2597
799,
2740,
2814
2735
of protein foods,
2607,2613
2579
of,
NUCLEIC ACIDS,
2653Fr,
2657
of mixture
2602
2530
formation,
2794,
2868,
of
inhibition
nodule
2781,
acid,
chickpea husk,
2696,
histology
content,
chickpea
2830,
2572,
effect of nitrogen on,
2811
2684Sp
1759
NODULES AND NODULATION,
2811,
2852
on,
treatments on,
of chickpea seed,
2547,
2739,
2628
L-glutamic
2858
of,
2654,
of
iron, 2681,
1657,
2686
2732
of
India,
for barley-chickpea m i x ,
effect
2722Sp,
2811
FERTILIZATION,
on yield,
2662,
effect
of
NITROGEN
2633,
2851
2621,
effect
1652
3003
to,
2674,
2759, 2771,
2932
2774
chickpea
2673,
3054Sp
2664,
effect of autoclaving,
on,
2766Rs
in humans,
non-protein,
response
2872
and
3025Rs
effect on chickpea,
forms
2642,
determination
3024Rs,
3041,
choline content,
processing
2672,
2736, 2749,
2950It,
copper,
effect
2643,
2691,
carotine content,
2528
NICOTINIC ACID,
2705
2805, 2829, 2835, 2860, 2861, 2862, 2907,
NEMATODES, 2521, 2522, 2523, 2524, 2525,
2526,
2619
2704,
3033Rs
2682Sp,
POLLINATION,
2931
2755
2623
NUTRITIVE VALUE,
CROSS
3011Du
2849
breeding,
in,
legumes,
survey of,
1206
2891Sc,
2843
proteins
Pakistan,
1101Rs,
1207
2635,
legumes,
2626,
improvement
1131,
1209
through chemical mutagens,
NATURAL
potassium require-
2888
evaluation of
human,
1183
1102Rs,
1814,
composition,
mutants, 1032, 1033, 1141, 1147, 1169,
1208,
and
1122Rs
radiation,
leaf mutation,
1170,
phosphorus
ments, 1648, 1650, 1703, 1711, 1713
chlorophyll,
effect
1082, 1150Bu, 1186,
1215
of
chickpea,
2622,
2660,
2743,
2999
content,
2825
2853
2725It,
2730,
2979Sp
NUTRIENTS,
assimilation
distribution,
distribution
effect
of
by
chickpea,
in
seed,
nitrogen,
ssium on chickpea,
effect
and
1822
915
of nitrogen,
OIL,
2782
phosphorus
1638,
oestrogenic
pota-
activity
of,
734
1655
phosphorus,
calcium on yield,
and
potassium
OPERCULELLA PADWICKII,
1752
2244,
208
2245
2086,
2158,
2169,
Subject
ORIGIN,
placement,
of cultivated chickpeas,
267,
288,
248Rs,
265,
238Fr, 239,
232,
234La,
235Gr,
1649,
1661,
1680, 1681, 1682, 1683, 1684, 1686,
1626,
1627,
1687,
1688, 1689, 1694, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1698,
240, 253, 259, 260Gr, 261,
285Rs,
1639
residual effect of,
289
of cultivated plants,
284Rs,
247Rs,
1710,
287
1755
response of chickpea,
1629,
1768,
1769,
1770, 1771, 1772, 1776, 1787, 1788,
OVULE,
trials, 1632,
distribution of
mortality of,
polysaccharides
603,
in,
PHOTOPERIODISM,
effect of,
583
461,
PHOTOSYNTHESIS,
2446,
2447,
2448
rate,
555,
content,
ACID,
595
551Rs,
563Rs
639
translocation
PANTOTHENIC
594,
565
productivity,
2445,
1847
1633, 1 6 3 4 , 1635, 1636
604
610
PACHYMERUS CHINENSIS,
of
photosynthates,
638
2640
2627
PHYSIOLOGY,
of
seed,
455,
515,
588
560
PHENOLOGY,
of
chickpea,
125
PHYTOPHTHORA Sp.,
2140Sp,
PHENOLS,
PLANTS,
1823
2135Ge,
2258,
2270
2139Sp,
1641,
1717,
1756,
1761,
1844
placement of,
residual
1824,
effect
response of,
1825
of,
913,
1716, 1718,
263
amide synthesis
effect on yield,
1614
1643,
1733,
1646,
1674,
betaine
and phosphatides
interaction of,
features
of water
history,
1734, 1735, 1736, 1737,
phosphatides,
incorporation,
PHOSPHATIDES,
properties
of,
929
seed,
859,
871Rs,
927
PLANT TYPE,
605,
1138,
PLEIOTROPY,
1023
1267
and
2780,
chemistry
2839,
and
composition,
of
placement
on
phosphorus uptake,
of
seed
growth,
1839,
treatment
foliar
applications,
of
of
1652,
temperature
absorption,
yield
on uptake
1651,
soil
setting,
and
1700,
on
of,
1888
mycology
of,
3079Ge
on,
642
539
effects
of
viability
1656
amino acids
of,
503
phosphorus
POLLINATION,
legumes,
3076Ge
POLLEN,
1843
1701,1702
1851Rm
pulse
of,
1840
effect on seed,
and
shape
POD,
1797
3018
1038,
1088
1810
POLYCARPY,
PHOSPHORUS
549Rs
2816
distribution in cattle feeds,
response
conditions,
912
357La
optimum size
2693
in
influence
911Fr
766Rs
2720
deficiency,
effect
768Rs
823Fr,
PLOTS,
of,
effect
in,
1796
PHOSPHORUS,
content
760
in,
301Fr
1778
and
759,
amines
chemical
hemagglutinins,
1715,
758,
and volatile
oriental,
uptake
in,
ammonia
1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1767, 1777,
assay
2094,
2157,
2876
PHOSPHATES,
1205
FERTILIZATION,
effect on chickpea,
1664,
1675,
1676,
POLYEMBRYONY,
1677,
1005
1678, 1679, 1693, 1723, 1732, 1741, 1763,
1773,
1774,
POLYPLOIDY, 959, 965, 966, 967, 992, 1008,
1838
effect on yield,
1658,
1757,
1764,
induction of, 495,
1765,
in rotation,
legumes,
726,
727, 728, 978,
979Sp, 980, 9 9 8 , 1002, 1006
1775
of
1819,
1842
POTASH,
1821
performance of
varieties,
Index
effect on yield,
1654
209
1640,
1820
Chickpea
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POWDERY MILDEW,
of India, 87, 88, 93, 100, 106, 141, 142,
2202
144, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 189, 200,
PRICE,
3102,
3106Sp,
202,
3107
210,
1112
of Middle East,
PROCESSING,
of
498
Tunisia,
of USSR,
PROTEINS, 698, 770,
164
137Fr
148Rs
793, 822, 830Rs, 831Rs,
832Rs, 833Rs, 834, 866, 881Rs, 888Rs,
889Rs, 932, 933, 2631Rs, 2675, 2714,
QUALITY,
2747, 2766Rs, 2776, 2797Sp, 2821, 2890,
2921, 2937, 2993, 2994,
argine
content
of,
sodium and
cell-free
changes
2639,
2644,
synthesizing
comparison with
576
2806Rs,
coefficient
of,
of,
and
isolation,
cotyledons,
effect
of
gamma
on,
radiation
of
heat
of
variety
effect
on
lipid metabolism,
ratio
from seeds,
hydrolysis
influence
ment,
of
on,
in
738,
RHIZOCTONIA
RHIZOBIUM,
strain
and
environ-
phase
and
solvents
quality,
2711,
2958
2772Rs,
of,
2786Rs,
content,
separation of,
2934,
synthesis,
2857,
of
35,
677
toxicants
of
fungi
influence
of
metabolic
studies
fertilizer
of,
of,
on,
on,
2549
2591
2551
2565
serological
studies
on,
strains of,
2570Rs,
2577,
specificity of,
on
isolation,
97Ge,
131,
159Sp,
RIBOFLAVIN,
2422
134Fr,
2610,
2543
2615,
2544,
2618
2587
2611
chickpea
Rhizobium,
2533,
2534,
2532
741Sp,
2872
biosynthesis of,
694,
effect
140Rs,
of
150
861
processing and
estimation of,
225
storage
2930
ROOTS,
activity of chromatin, 538Fr
effect of root secretions, 510Rs
growth of, 615
phytase activity of, 899
187Fr
107Sp
39,
2552
DNA,
2535
157Sp,
requirements,
of
effect
effect
96,
2576Sp,
2606Rs
soil,
2564
RHIZOSPHERE,
2866,
870
154Fr,
of Argentina,
2752,
QUADRIMACULATUS,
PULSE CROPS, 40,
2555,
786Rs
2787
PSEUDOPACHYMERUS
2241
2554,
classification,
varietal
2981
850,
of Ethiopia,
3004
2718Ge
785Rs,
factors,
of Africa,
2967
malnutrition,
636Rs
2189Sp,
2553,
2600Ge,
morphology
supplementary value of,
153Fr,
2892
2727Rs,
digestion
protein-calorie
2928,
SOLANI,
2548,
aggregation
3032Rs
raw,protein
617Rs,
2580, 2581, 2582Rs, 2589Rs, 2590, 2592,
819Fr
2717Rs,
pancreatic
565,
781
characterization
2658,
2995It,
its
776,
684Rs
ripening
to
metabolism,
3031Fr
511Rs
RESPIRATION,
935
2769Rs
of seed,
salt,
2596,
relation
toxic
to
702
721
genetic
of
of pulse,
chickpea,
553
771
influence
3015
2982
study,
683Rs,
3014,
673Rs
location,
isolation of,
of,
of
2685
2865
of,
2954,
RESISTANCE,
effect
effect
and
3053
2953,
REHABILITATION,
2952
784,
on,
3047,
2991
autoclaving on,
extraction and
2809
of dairy cows,
of
electrophoretic
chickpea,
for c h i c k s ,
2929
2864
effect
efficiency
of
3066Rs
RATIONS,
digestibility
in
2728
RADIOSENSITIVITY,
protein,
digestibility
distribution
protein,
828
715
dispensibility
2904
800
2768Rs
fish
chickpea,
685Rs
composition and variation,
degradation,
of
2663
glycoproteins,
of,
in
2697
2881
system of,
during maturation,
extraction
characters
culinary,
potassium,
characterization of
column
3030,3059
2677
biological value of,
bound
3017Rs,
206
210
on,
2939
Subject
ROTATION,
1569,
for k o d o
1606,
crop,
with cotton,
1607,
1608
carbohydrates
1556
1547, 1551,
1559,
1560,
1568,
1837
with cotton,
guar,
1581,
1582
chemical
variability
guar and berseem,
r-galactan
1583,
1584,
1585
groundnut,
with jowar,
with
analysis,
determination of
with cotton and
with
wheat
1464,
and
1465,
jowar,chinamung,
wheat,
safflower,
1579
groundnut
and
cotton,
with jowar
and
groundnut,
linseed
and
with jowar and w h e a t ,
with peas,
clover,
lentil,
1578,
globulins,
682Rs
longevity,
449Rs
phytase
1572,
safflower,
1570,
1571,
lathyrus
1576
1575
and L u b a n
1586
1590,
1591,
1592,
1604
1548,
with sugarcane,
with
substances,
457,
with wheat,
from,
and
in,
635
of
cyclic
3',5'-adenosine
695
and
1513,
paddy,
1552,
SEEDLINGS,
1573
1553,
622
anthocyanin pigments,
1587
1554,
601
biosynthesis of choline,
1557,
effect of electricity,
1567
effect
pea
and
sugarcane,
1588
with wheat/rice
and
sugarcane,
1574
of,
of
soil
2078,
2133Po, 2141Sp,
2082,
2083,
2200, 2210,
2084,
homoserine
niacin
2127,
2226, 2248,
2262Fr
679,
647,
temperature
680,
681
649
on
emergence
1431
induction
2007Fr,
690Fr
955Rs
1558, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1564, 1565, 1566,
RUST,
815
675Rs
1549
1450,
with wheat,
legumin,
content,
854Rs
phosphate,
1479,
sugarcane
751
755Fr
release of
synthesis
1603
pigeonpea,
in,
623
inhibitor
1601,
880Sp
671
of,
of vicilin
starch
with rice,
670,
proteinase
setting,
947
compounds
properties
1594, 1595, 1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600,
547Rs
in,
937Bu
selenium content
with peas and sugarcane,
1602,
from,
in,
activity
production,
1577
in,
cyanide
carbons
phospholipids
1580
743Sp
744lt
physiology of,
and
in,
826
ninhydrin positive
1569
with jowar,
in,
medicinal
1555
with jowar
with
and hemicelluloses
chemical
in,
of
842
tryptophanoxygenase,
content
in,
590,
stimulation
RNA
SEED RATE,
of
1854,
696
2671
riboflavin in,
591
synthesis
in,
921
1859Rs, 1860, 1861,
1862,
1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868,
1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875,
SALT TOLERANCE,
456, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466,
1876,
4 6 7 , 4 7 1 , 4 7 2 , 660Rs
of varieties,
physiological
1877,
1879,
effect on yield,
550
1897,
studies on,
626,
627,
724,
factors
1892,
1896,
631
2433Tu
942
SODIUM
as
1885,
1905
SITONA CRINITUS,
SAPONIN,
1891Rs
1884,
of
resistance,
2385
SULPHATE,
effect
on
catalase
influence of,
SCLEROTINIA Sp.,
2088,
2090,
2100,
624,
activity,
897
625,
630
629,
2190
SOILS,
SCLEROTIUM BATATICOLA,
SCHEROTIUM ROLFSII,
2238,
2224
2196,
alkalinity,
2197,
2198,
2218,
2239
1379
boron,
1377,
cation
exchange
1383
conservation,
SCREENING,
of
effect
plants
for
biological
activity,
497
of
902Ge
of acids,
581,
moisture
619,
620,
salinity,
1853
amino
acid
content,
arabino-gluco-glycan
soil
676
in,
removal
and
211
plant,
from,
1389,
1372
1373
potassium
1375Rs,
factors,
1391
1380
1395
soil moisture,
769
growth,
relations with
phosphorus
SEED,
on
1390
nutrients
621
1376
1378
compaction
Ethiopia,
fertility,
SECRETION,
capacity,
in,
1382Rs
1392,
1394
1381
1384Rs,
1385,
1386,
Index
1388,
Chickpea
Bibliography
Spain,
of
1374
trace elements
vanadium
in,
in,
1387
production
1393Rs
of
yield,
SAG,
SOMATIC
HYBRIDIZATION,
in Peru,
of world production,
3140Sp
3110,
3133,
3134
3145
3127Sp,
3135Sp
973
STEMPHYLIUM SARCINAEFORME,
2237,
2275Fr
SOWING,
chickpea
plantings,
effect
of
normal
and
planting
deferred
late
sowing,
geometry,
premature
2964Rs
in
2074,
2075
1908
1910
STERILITY, 975, 1003, 1004, 1037, 1043,
1076
1906
and mature
pre-sowing
STEM ROT,
sowing,
sowings,
chemicals,
1887
STOMATA,
637
1890
STORAGE,
SOWING DATES,
1852Sp,
1856Rs,
1881, 1882, 1886, 1902,
and
adaptation,
effect
on
1857Gr,
1860,
changes
1900Po
growth
and
SUGAR,
yield
components,
849Fr,
effect
1855
on,
effect on yield,
1858,
in protein,
2647,
2648
1909, 1911
1880,
1883,
1889Rs,
1892, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897,
in
of
873
heat
treatment
and
storage
2812Rs
legumes,
2826
1903,
1905
SULPHUR,
deficiency,
SOWING METHODS,
1859Rs,
broadcasting versus
1621,
1781
1904Sp
line
sowing,
1907
SUPERAMINE,
a weapon
to
beat
hunger,
2963Fr
SPACINGS,
effect
on production,
effect on yield,
1858,
1884,
1899
1893,
SUPERPHOSPHATE,
1903,
1905,
effect on seed,
1912
effect
for c h i c k p e a ,
1861,
1862,
1863,
1864,
1865,
placement
of,
residual effect
1879,
response
response of,
1904Sp,
1902,
1929
of
for
of
115
chickpea,
food
922,
amylose
2719,
and
brabender
properties
specific
amylopectin
swelling
of,
2583,
2584,
2594
2536,
2569
46,
127,
legumes,
183
6
3074Ge
SYSTEMATIC
2841
BOTANICAL ANNALS,
424La,
425La,
426La
2961
2845
of,
876
891
power
varieties,
in,
939
from chickpea,
of,
rotation
structure
1659
1817
2896
viscosity,
manufacture
1647,
3084
SYRIA,
STARCH,
1792
1307
SYMPOSIUM,
STANDARDS,
of,
chickpea,
response on chickpea,
NAME,
chickpea,
1727,
1906
SYMBIOSIS,
STANDARDIZED
of
1719,
1726
1631
1869, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878,
1901Rm,
1662,
on yields,
and
solubility,
TANDEM SATELLITES,
2680
981,
982,
983
2762
TANYMECUS WEEVIL,
2449
STATISTICS,
of area in India,
3119,
3120,
of Argentina,
3115,
3121,
3116,
3122,
3117,
3123,
TAXONOMY,
3118,
3124,
3126
3146
of production in India,
3082,
3083,
3089,
chemotaxonomy
of
See also
20,
19,
Leguminosae,
29,
391,
804
292 to 435
3091, 3111, 3112, 3114, 3115, 3116, 3117,
TETRAPL0IDY, 995, 998,
3118, 3119, 3120, 3121, 3122, 3123, 3124,
3128, 3129,
3130,
3131,
of production in Mexico,
of
production
3137, 3142,
3094,
in Morocco,
of production in Pakistan,
3143
3113Sp
TETRAS0MATY,
3136Fr
3087,
3125,
3141
212
986,
1010
1001,
1007,
1172
Subject
VERTICILLIUM WILT,
THREONINE, 918, 919, 2706, 2707, 2723Sp,
2887,
2138
2894Sp
VICIEAE,
THYMIDINE,
antagonistic
effect,
294Ge,
295Ge,
AND
CULTIVATION,
effect on yield,
2279,
1914,
1915,
1916,
1917,
2301,
and
2302,
harrowings,
1913
broadbean mosaic,
curly top,
resistance of
plants,
504Rs
virus,
530,
499,
531,
533,
534,
582
2277,
761,
neurotoxic
of
boron
toxic
TRACE
components,
in chickpea,
VITAMINS,
1760,
India,
chickpea,
TRADE,
1743,
1745,
1746,
TRIPLOIDY,
concentrates,
crops
3099,
TRANSPIRATION,
720,
vitamin B,
2820,
B1
2708,
2879Po,
and
B12,
to,
2721Sp,
B2,
2838
1625
491
740, 917, 2651,
2884,
vitamin E,
2665,
vitamin
2641
K,
2795
3105Sp
994
WATER,
GRANARIUM,
552Rs
2421
1940
requirements
of
crops,
1936
sorption of water vapour,
status
of
legume
waterlogging,
water
1184,
hereditary,
VEGETABLES,
1202
1160Rs,
in chickpeas,
induction,
pigments
of,
chickpea
as
a vegetable,
gummotic
processes
nutritive value
presence
of
proteins,
in,
of,
1965,
1966,
allantoin,
2668,
of
of
875It
of weeds,
grass,
Panicum
by
netragon
1952
pohli weed
of
1974
1972
1943
isachme
1951,
interaction of
weed-flora
773Fr
by
2,4-D,
1973
1970
chickpea
chickpea,
and w e e d s ,
1971
1969
2698
WILT DISEASE,
anatomical
studies,
effect of,
594,
2072,
2073,
2098Ge,
2102Sp,
2104, 2105, 2106, 2111, 2112, 2132,
2159, 2193, 2196, 2201, 2217, 2221,
482
2233, 2235, 2242, 2243, 2255, 2273,
595
effect of chemicals,
growth,
nut
of
ecology of weeds,
VERNALIZATION, 5 4 2 , 5 8 0 , 6 0 2 , 607
on
ability
2,4-D,
control
2758
1968
1958Bu, 1960Rs, 1961,
and
2977
1967,
1957Bu,
control
894
1950,
1955,
control
775
1942
1954,
competitive
from,
797
1935Rs
632
efficiency,
chemical control,
3000
bioflavonoids
use
plants,
WEEDS AND WEED CONTROL,
1161Rs
1064
1124
carotenoid
2687,
2902
565
985,
VARIABILITY,
2893
2893
2880
2765,
management,
TROGODERMA
855,
vitamin C, 460, 480,
and
3096,
848
vitamin A,
vitamin
1795Rs
fodders
2306
856
vitamins
1739
1642,
1618
response of
2305,
2295
2284
biosynthesis,
846
effect on yield,
in
884
1845
ELEMENTS,
on
2291
2692
factors,
effect
2286,
2292,
witches-broom,
yellowing,
TOXICITY,
2300
2278
2296
phyllody,
1412
2294Bu
2293Fa,
leaf roll virus,
mosaic,
2290
2283Po
2285,
identification,
TOPPING,
effect on yield,
2282,
2304
cucumber mosaic
practice of,
2281,
bean yellow mosaic virus,
TISSUE,
electrical
2280,
2287, 2288, 2289, 2297, 2298Ge, 2299,
1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922
optimum ploughings
347, 416Ge, 422Rs
526Fr
VIRAL DISEASES,
TILLAGE
Index
484,
486,
2274
746
485
213
Chickpea
X
Bibliography
RAYS,
effect
YIELD,
on oxygen uptake,
1159,
1400, 1409,
components of
agronomic
effect
ascorbic
on,
of
sowing
1166
factors,
acid,
effect of nipping,
effect
1630
variance of,
effect of
of
508
528,
dates
1406,
1418
644
529
and
seed
rates
1423
effect
of
India,
1399,
topping,
532
1403
physiological basis
yield
potentials,
yield
trials,
for,
609
1410
1898
ZINC,
deficiency,
of
ZINC
fodders
1815
and
concentrates,
2840
SULPHATE,
effect on yield,
1685,
1690,
1706
214
Geographic Index
AFGHANISTAN,
diseases
disease control,
BANGLADESH,
&
2048,
general,
2349
utilization,
biochemistry,
678, 679, 681,
3
nutritional
2956
quality,
2676,
2691, 2762, 2793, 2795
AFRICA,
breeding,
general,
nutritional
BELGIUM,
quality,
2832
(Cont'd)
2796Sp,
2828Sp,
2844Sp,
2894Sp,
2936Sp
statistics,
general,
agronomic
tices,
1396Fr,
breeding,
cultivar,
general,
prac-
origin
& history,
279Du
BRAZIL,
agronomic
CUBA,
general,
CYPRUS,
1236Fr,
1255Fr
biochemistry,
1311Fr,
1312Fr
general,
81Fr,
121Fr,
134Fr,
152Fr,
153Fr,
177Fr,
191Fr,
939
and
taxonomy,
tices,
utilization,
agronomic
prac-
1956Bu,
1958Bu,
biochemistry,
cultivars,
1321Bu,
880Sp
cytology,
diseases
967Sp,
&
control,
2140Sp,
general,
145Sp,
968Sp
2102Sp,
2160Sp,
107Sp,
2139Sp,
2187Sp
119Sp,
nutritional
2678Sp,
quality,
statistics,
control,
2079Bu,
2294Bu,
general,
insect
2451Bu,
2452Hu
3077Ge,
ASIA,
economics
tics,
3095,
and
SOUTH
diseases
EAST
&
&
BURMA,
PACIFIC,
breeding,
1226,
223,
general,
&
disease
2042,
breeding,
diseases
insects
2536,
2537
1378
biochemistry,
nutritional
origin &
taxonomy,
quality,
&
history,
326La,
339Ge, 403La,
272Ge
329Ge,
404La,
405La,
406La,Ge,
408Ge,
431Ge
407Ge,
387La
agronomic
general,
insects
1,
ETHIOPIA,
diseases
general, 22,
insects
and
206
insect
control,
origin
& history,
soils,
1390
233,256
biochemistry,
690Fr,
755Fr,
773Fr,
794Fr,
insect
control,
795Fr,
796Fr,
811Fr,
812Fr,
819Fr,
820Fr,
823Fr,
849Fr,
882Fr,
911Fr,
934Fr
2890
cultivars,
2991
biochemistry,
trol,
disease
39, 50, 85Du,
194,
cytology,
general,
&
1983
753Fr,
601
741Sp,
disease
con-
215Sp
1340Fr
1013
disease
1976Fr,
con-
2007Fr,
2178Fr,
2179Fr,
2262Fr
general,
2205Sp
754Fr,
962Fr,
&
2008Fr,
1231
108Sp,
diseases
trol,
940Sp
&
2489
583
752Fr,
physiology,
diseases
insect
2488,
physiology,
FRANCE,
quality,
breeding,
91Du
and
control,
and
901Sp,
practices,
1945
disease
nutritional
CHILE,
history,
1279
973
772
2747
&
2456
2199
168
utilization,
AUSTRIA,
3079Ge
2506
224
microbiology,
taxonomy,
control,
3076Ge,
2204
1227
general, 26, 47, 67, 80,
soils,
quality,2927Bu
diseases
CANADA,
1998
origin
155Fr,
cytology,
127,
control,
disease
control,
AUSTRALIA,
2172Bu,
2330Bu
3078Ge,
control,
ASIA
DENMARK,
1926,
statis-
3096
392La
control,
&
utilization,
3146
1320Bu,
147Bu
nutritional
2847Sp
991Cz
taxonomy,
EGYPT,
disease
2173,
cytology,
1330Bu,
&
insects
192Sp
1319Bu,
1322Bu,
134lBu
diseases
disease
biochemis-
834
258
957Ge
ARGENTINA,
2959
1959Bu
biochemistry, 936Bu, 937Bu,
2963Fr
disease
2142
3139
CZECHOSLOVAKIA,
1805Bu,
1957Bu,
378Fr
&
2029,
quality,
2879Po
BULGARIA,
insect
2424Fr
diseases
control,
try,
control,
162Sp
utilization,
228Fr
insects
2970Sp
412Sp
statistics,
176Po
H62Po
nutritional
2680,
891,
118Po,
genetics,
120Fr,
2969,
practices,
1900Po
1397Fr
3135Sp
229Fr
taxonomy,
ALGERIA,
quality,
2757Sp,
utilization,
1221Fr
187Fr
CHILE
nutritional
751
genetics,
122Fr,
154Fr
1150Fr,
1151Fr
Chickpea
FRANCE
Bibliography
(Cont'd)
insects
and
GERMANY
insect
control,
quality,
2653Fr,
2712,
2753Fr,
2791Fr
&
239,
physiology,
509,
GREECE,
2716Fr,
236La,
281La
487Fr,
516Fr,
agronomic
1607,
trol,
&
488Fr,
517Fr,
3138
521Fr,
522Fr,
523Fr,
origin
524Fr,
525Fr,
526Fr,
254,
&
564Fr,
568Fr,
570Fr,
571Fr,
taxonomy,
385La
574Fr,
662,
664Fr,
665Fr,
666Fr,
667Fr,
672Fr
HUNGARY,
320Fr,
trol,
326Fr,
356La,
357La,
taxonomy,
358La,
370Fr,
389Fr,
411La,Fr
INDIA,
logy,
2966Fr,
447Ge,
704,
morpho-
448Ge
biochemistry,
&
349La,
128Hu
insect
con-
history,
246Ge
325Ge
agronomy-cropping
systems
3031Fr
&
273Ge,
2452Hu
origin
anatomy
324Fr,
and
323Fr,
GERMANY,
260Gr,
general,
322Fr,
3020Fr,
235Gr,
663,
321La,
utilization,
statistics,
277
insects
301Fr,
&
255,
538Fr,
573Fr,
2381Fr,
history,
569Fr,
653Fr,
2043Fr,
2275Fr,
economics
520Fr,
572Fr,
con-
2382Fr
519Fr,
575Fr,
practices,
disease
1993Gr,
2228Fr,
518Fr,
taxonomy,
and
1857Gr
diseases
history,
238Fr,
INDIA,
2997Ge
2467Fr
nutritional
origin
(Cont'd)
utilization,
and
rotation,1546,
agronomy-fertilizers
manures
(Cont'd)
1696,
1697, 1698,
1699,
1700,
1701,
1702,
1703,
1704, 1705, 1706,
1707,
1708, 1709,
1710,
1711,
1712,
1713,
1714,
1715,
1716,
1717,
1718,
1719,
1720,
1721, 1722,
1723,
1724, 1725,
1726,
1727,
1728,
1729,
1730,
1731,
1732,
1733,
1734,
1735,
1736,
1737,
1738,
1739,
1740, 1741, 1742,
1743,
1744, 1745,
1746,
1747,
1748,
1749,
1750,
1751,
1752,
1753, 1754,
1755,
1756,
1757, 1758,
1760, 1761,
1759,
1762,
1763,
1764, 1765, 1766,
1767,
1768, 1769,
1770,
1771,
1772, 1773,
1774,
1775,
1776,
1777, 1778,
1779,
1780,
1781,
1782,
1783,
1784,
1785,
1787,
1788,
1791,
1792,
1547,
1548,
1549,
1551,
1789,
1790,
1552,
1553,
1554,
1555,
1793,
1794, 1796,
1556,
1557,
1558,
1559,
1798, 1799,
1800,
1797,
1801,
1560, 1561,
1562,
1563,
1802, 1803,
1804,
1806,
691,
692,
1564, 1565,
1566,
1567,
1807, 1808, 1809,
1810,
706,
707Ge,
705Ge,
1568, 1569,
1570,
1571,
1811, 1812, 1813,
1814,
708Ge,
709Ge,
710Ge,
1572,
1573,
1574,
1575,
1815, 1817,
1818,
1819,
711Ge,
712Ge,
723,
1576,
1577, 1578,
1579,
1820, 1821,
1822,
1823,
1580, 1581, 1582,
1583,
1824,
1825,
1826,
1827,
1831,
787,
788,
789Ge,
791Ge,
792Ge,
807Ge,
808,
877Ge,
878Ge,
803,
945,
946,
953,
956
trol,
97Ge,
201Ge,
205Ge
microbiology,
&
con-
2087Ge,
2175Ge,
general,
origin
1012Ge
disease
1980Ge,
2171Ge,
948Ge,
997Ge,
&
810,
883,902Ge,
949,
diseases
790Ge,
809Ge,
926,
cytology,
767,
2298Ge
131Ge,
1586,
1587,
1828,
1829,
1830,
1589,
1590,
1591,
1832,
1833,
1834,
1835,
1592,
1593,
1594,
1595,
1836,
1837, 1838,
1839,
1596,
1597, 1598,
1599,
1840,
1841,
1842,
1843,
1600, 1601, 1602,
1603,
1844,
1845,
1846,
1847,
1604, 1605,
1606,
1608,
1848,
1849,
1850
1609,
1611
237Ge,
1610,
agronomy-fertilizers
manures,
1614,
agronomy-general,
and
1617,
1416,
1417, 1418,
1423,
1424,
1628,
1428,
1429,
1629,
1630,
1631,
1425,
1632, 1633,
1634,
1635,
1430, 1431,
1642,
1643,
1644, 1645,
1646,
1648, 1649,
1650,
1652,
1653,
1654,
1656,
taxonomy,
296Ge,
585,
63,
294Ge,
297Ge,
313La,Ge,
295Ge,
312La,Ge,
314La,Ge,
1410,
1411, 1412, 1415,
1640, 1641,
514,
1406,
1407, 1408, 1409,
1623,
1636,
642
1399,
1403,
1627,
271Ge,282Ge,290La
633Ge,
1402,
1620, 1621,
249La,251La,257Ge,269Ge,
physiology,
1400,
1624, 1625, 1626,
1618,
2532
history,
1584, 1585,
1588,
1637, 1638,
1639,
1426,
1432
agronomy-irrigation,
1923,
1924,
1925, 1928,
1929,
1647,
1930,
1931,
1932,
1933,
1651,
1934, 1936,
1937,
1939,
1655,
1940, 1941,
1942
agronomy-mixed
cropping,
1657, 1658,
1659,
1660, 1661, 1662,
1663,
1434, 1435, 1437,
1438,
1667,
1439,
1440,
1442,
1441,
315Ge,
316Ge,
317Ge,
1664,
334La,
335La,
340La,
1668, 1669,
1670,
1671,
1443,
1444, 1445,
1446,
342Ge,
345La,
352Ge,
1672, 1673,
1674,
1675,
1447,
1448, 1449,
1450,
380Ge,
38lGe,
384La,
1676,
1677, 1678,
1679,
1451, 1452, 1453,
1454,
390Ge,
391Ge,
410La,
1680, 1681, 1682,
1683,
1455,
1456,
1457,
1458,
415Ge,
417Ge,
419La,
1684, 1685, 1686,
1687,
1459,
1460, 1461,
1462,
420La,
421Ge,
424La,
1688, 1689,
1690,
1691,
1463, 1464, 1465,
1466,
425La,
426La,
428La
1692, 1693,
1694,
1695,
1467, 1468, 1469,
1470,
1665, 1666,
216
Geographic
INDIA,
ping
agronomy- mixed
crop-
(Cont'd)
1471,
INDIA-biochemistry
(Cont'd),
INDIA-dlseases
839,
840,
841,
844,
848,
control,
1474,
851,
85
,
855,
856,
857,
2080,
&
Index
disease
(Cont'd),
2078,
1472,
1473,
1475,
1476,
1477,
1478,
858,
859,
860,
861,
862,
2084,
1479,
1480,
1481,
1482,
863,
864,
865,
866,
868,
2089,
1483,
1484,
1485,
1486,
869,
870,
872,
873,
876,
2100,
2103,
1487,
1488,
1489,
1490,
884,
885,
886,
887,
892,
2106,
2107,
2108,
2109,
1491,
1492,
1493,
1494,
894,
895,
896,
897,
898,
2110,
2111,
2112,
2113,
1495,
1496,
1497,
1498,
899,
900,
906,
907,
909,
2114,
2115,
2116,
2117,
1499,
1500,
1501,
1502,
910,
912,
913,
914,
915,
2118Hi,
2081,
2082,
2083,
2085,
2086,
2088,
2090,
2091,
2092,
2104,
2105,
2119,
2120,
1503,
1504,
1505,
1506,
917,
918,
919,
920,
921,
2121,
2122,
2123,
2124,
1507,
1508,
1509,
1510,
922,
923,
924,
925,
927,
2125,
2127,
2128,
2129,
1511,
1512,
1513,
1514,
928,
929,
930,
931,
933,
2130,
2131,
2132,
2145,
1515,
1516,
1517,
1518,
935,
938,
942,
943
2146,
2147,
2148,
2149,
1519,
1520,
1521,
1522,
1223,
2150,
2151,
2152,
2158,
1523,
1524,
1525,
1526,
1224,
1225,
1232,
1233,
2159,
2161,
2169,
2176,
1527,
1528,
1529,
1530,
1234,
1235,
1237,
1244,
2177,
2181,
2182,
2183,
1531,
1532,
1533,
1534,
1245,
1247,
1248,
1250,
2184,
2185,
2186,
2187,
1536,
1538,
1539,
1540,
1252,
1253,
1257,
1260,
2191,
2192,
2193,
2194,
1541,
1542,
1543,
1544
1261,
1263,
1264,
1265,
2195,
2196,
2197,
2198,
1267,
1268,
1269,
1270,
2200,
2201,
2203,
2207,
rate),
1271,
1272,
1273,
1274,
2208,
2209,
2210,
2211,
1861,
1275,
1276,
1277,
1278,
2212,
2213,
2216,
2217,
1285,
2221,
agronomy-sowing
methods
1853,
and
(dates,
seed
1854,
1860,
breeding,
1222,
1862,
1863,
1864,
1865,
1281,
1283,
1284,
1866,
1867,
1868,
1869,
1286,
1289,
1290
1870,
1871,
1872,
1873,
cultivars,
1291,
1292,
2218,
2219,
2220,
2222,
2223,
2225,
2226,
2227,
2229,
2230,
2231,
1874,
1875,
1876,
1877,
1293,
1294,
1295,
1296,
2235,
2236Hi,
1878,
1879,
1880,
1881,
1297,
1302,
1303,
1307,
2238,
2239,
2240,
2241,
1882,
1883,
1884,
1885,
1308,
1309Hi,
2242,
2243,
2244,
2245,
1886,
1887,
1888,
1890,
1316,
1326,
1328,
1331,
2246,
2247,
2248,
2253,
1892,
1893,
1894,
1895,
1332,
1337,
1338,
1339,
2254,
2255,
2256,
2257,
2265,
1313,1315,
2237,
1896,
1897,
1899,
1902,
1343,
1344,
1345,
1348,
2258,
2263,
2264,
1903,
1905,
1906,
1907,
1349,
1350,
1351,
1352,
2266,
2267,
2268,
2269,
1908,
1909,
1910,
1911,
1353,
1354,
1355,
1356,
2271,
2272,
2273,
2282,
2299,
1912
agronomy-tillage
cultivation,
and
1913,1914,
1915,
1916,
1917,
1918,
1919,
1920,
1921,
1922
agronomy-weeds
control,
and
1943,
weed
1944,
1357,
1358,
1359,
1360,
2290,
2292,
2297,
1361,
1362,
1363,
1364,
2305,
2306,
2308,
2309,
1369,
1371
2310,
2313,
2314,
2320,
cytology, 960, 965, 966,
969,
970,
975,
976,
978,
2321,
2322,
2324,
2325,
2326,
2327,
2328,
2329,
980,
981,
982,
983,
984,
2331,
2332,
2333,
2334,
985,
986,
987,
988,
989,
2335,
2339,
2340,
2341,
995,
2342,
2343,
2344,
2345,
2346,
2347,
2348,
2357,
1948,
1949,
1951,
1952,
990,
992,
993,
994,
1953,
1961,
1962,
1963,
996,
998,
999,
1000,
1964,
1965,
1966,
1967,
1001,
1002,
1003,
1004,
2361,
2362,
2363,
2364,
1968,
1969,
1970,
1971,
1005,
1006,
1007,
1008,
2366,
2368,
2370,
2372,
1972,
1973,
1974
1010,
1011,
1014
2373,
2374,
2375,
2376,
2378,
2379,
2380
anatomy
438,
&
morphology,
439,
diseases
444
biochemistry, 677, 679,
&
disease
con-
trol,
1978,
1979,
1981,
economics
1982,
1984,
1988,
1991,
3080,
3081,
&
statistics,
3082,
3083,
681,
689,
694,
695,
696,
1992,
1994,
1995,
1999,
3085,
3086,
3088,
3089,
697,
699,
701,
702,
713,
2000,
2004,
2010,
2011,
3090,
3091,
3092,
3093,
714,
718,
719,
720,
721,
2012,
2013,
2014,
2015,
3097,
3100,
3102,
3103,
722,
724,
725,
726,
727,
2016,
2017,
2018,
2019,
3104,
3107,
3108,
3111,
728,
729,
730,
731,
732,
2020,
2021,
2022,
2023,
3112,
3114,
3115,
3116,
733,
734,
735,
736,
737,
2024,
2026,
2027,
2028,
3117,
3118,
3119,
3120,
746,
747,
749,
750,
756,
2030,
2032,
2034,
2035,
3121,
3122,
3123,
3124,
757,
758,
759,
760,
761,
2036,
2037,
2038,
2039,
3126,
3128,
3129,
3130,
770,
771,
774,
775,
776,
2040,
2041,
2047,
2050,
3131,
3132,
3137,
3142,
3143,
3144,
3145
779,
781,
797,
798,
799,
2051,
2053,
2054,
2058,
800,
801,
805,
813,
814,
2059,
2060,
2061,
2062,
816,
817,
821,
822,
826,
2063,
2067,
2068,
2069,
827,
828,
829,
837,
838,
2072,
2073,
2074,
2075,
217
Chickpea
INDIA
Bibliography
(Cont'd)
general,
15,
INDIA
2, 5,
16, 17,
7, 13, 14,
21,
23,
INDIA,
(Cont'd)
insects
and
insect
24,
trol,
2383,
2384,
con2386,
31,
32,
33,
36,
37,
38,
2387,
2388,
2389,
2390,
41,
42,
43,
44, 45,
48,
2394,
2395,
2396,
2397,
52,
53, 54,
55,
56,
57,
2399,
2400,
2401,
2403,
58,
59,
60,
61,
62,
63,
2404,
2406,
2407,
2409,
64,
65,
66,
68,
87,
88,
2410,
2411,
2414,
2415,
90,
92,
93,
98,
100,
2416,
2417,
2418,
2419,
106,
112,
113,
138,
139,
2420,
2421,
2422,
2423,
141,
142,
144,
146,
150,
2425,
2426,
2427,
2428,
161,
169,
170,
171,
172,
2429,
2430,
2431,
2432,
173,
178,
179,
180,
183,
2434,
2435,
2436,
2437,
184,
185,
188,
189,
195,
2438,
2439,
2441,
2442,
198,
199,
200,
202,
203,
2445,
2446,
2447,
2448,
204,
207,
208,
209,
210,
2449,
2450,
2453,
2454,
212,
213,
219,
222,
225,
227
genetics, 1015, 1017,
1019,
2462,
2464,
2465,
2466,
2469,
2470,
2472,
2473,
2475,
2476,
2478,
2479,
2480,
2481,
2482,
2483,
1020,
1021,
1022,
1023,
1024,
1025,
1026,
1027,
2484,
2486,
2487,
2490,
1028,
1029,
1030,
1031,
2494,
2495,
2496,
2497,
1032,
1033,
1034,
1035,
2498,
2499,
2500,
2501,
1036,
1037,
1038,
1039,
2502,
2503,
2505,
2507,
1044,
2509,
2510,
2511,
2512,
2514,
2515,
2516,
1040,
1041,
1043,
1045,
1046,
1047,
1049,
2513,
1050,
1051,
1052,
1053,
2517, 2518, 2519, 2520
1054,
1056,
1057,
1058,
1059,
1060,
1063,
1064,
1065,
1066,
1069, 1070,
1067,
1071,
1068,
1072,
microbiology,
2531,
2533,
nutritional quality
(Cont'd),
2706,
2707,
2708,2709,2710,2711,2720,2728
2731,
2732,
2733,
2737,
2739,
2742,
2734,
2743,
2746,
2748,
2749,
2750,
2751,
2752,
2754,
2755,
2763,
2764,
2765,
2770,
2771,
2773,
2774,
2775,
2776,
2777,
2780,
2781,
2782,
2783,
2784,
2785,
2787,
2799,
2800,
2801,
2802,
2803,
2804,
2805,
2808,
2810,
2811,
2814,
2815,
2816,
2817,
2818,
2819,
2820,
2821,
2822,
2826,
2823,
2824,
2825,
2827,
2829,
2830,
2833,
2834,
2835,
2836,
2837,
2838,
2839,
2840,
2841,
2843,
2846,
2849,
2850,
2851,
2852,
2854,
2855,
2856,
2857,
2858,
2859,
2860,
2861,
2862,
2863,
2864,
2865,
2866,
2868,
2869,
2870,
2871,
2872,
2873,
2874,
2875,
2881,
2529,
2530,
2882,
2883,
2884,
2885,
2534,
2535,
2886,
2887,
2888,
2895,
2538,
2539,
2540,
2541,
2896,
2897,
2898,
2899,
2542,
2543,
2544,
2545,
2900,
2901,
2903,
2904,
1074,
1075,
1076,
1077,
2546,
2549,
2550,
2551,
1078,
1079,
1080,
1081,
2907,
2908,
2909,
2910,
2552,
2553,
2554,
2555,
1082,
1083,
1084,
1085,
2911,
2912,
2913,
2914,
2556,
2557,
2558,
2559,
2916,
2917,
2919,
2920,
2923,
2924,
1086,
1087,
1088,
1089,
2560,
2561,
2562,
2563,
1090,
1091,
1092,
1093,
2921,
2922,
2565,
2566,
2567,
2568,
1094,
1095,
1096,
1097,
2925,
2926,
2928,
2929,
2571,
2572,
2573,
2574,
1099,
1103,
1104,
1105,
2930,
2931,
2933,
2934,
2575,
2577,
2578,
2580,
1106,
1107,
1108,
1109,
2935,
2937,
2939,
2940,
2581,
2586,
2587,
2588,
1111,
1116,
1117,
1118,
2941,
2946,
2949
2590,
2591,
2592,
2593,
1119,
1120,
1121,
1123,
2594,
2595,
2596,
2597,
1124,
1125,
1126,
1129,
264,
2598,
2601,
2604,
2605,
289
1130,
1132,
1133,
1137,
2607,
2608,
2609,
2610,
1138,
1139,
1140,
1141,
2611,
2612,
2613,
2614,
1142,
1143,
1144,
1145,
2615,
2616,
2618
1146,
1147,
1148,
1149,
nematodes,
1152,
1153,
1154,
1155,
2525,
2522,
2526,
2523,
2527
origin & history,
265,
266,
240,
278,
288,
physiology, 450, 455, 458,
459,
460,
461,
462,
463,
464,
465,
466,
467,
468,
469,
470,
471,
472,
473,
474,
476,
482,
483,
484,
491,
11*56,
1157,
1159,
1163,
1164,
1165,
1166,
1167,
485,
486,
489,
490,
2624,
2625,
2633,
2634,
1168,
1169,
1170,
1171,
492,
493,
494,
495,
496,
2635,
2636,
2637,
2638,
1172,
1173,
1174,
1175,
497,
498,
499,
500,
501,
2639,
2640,
2641,
2642,
1178,
1179,
1180,
1181,
505,
508,
515,
527,
528,
2643,
2644,
2645,
2649,
1182,
1183,
1185,
1186,
529,
530,
531,
532,
533,
2650,
2651,
2652,
2656,
534,
539,
540,
542,
543,
2657,
2658,
2659,
2660,
553,
554,
555,
556,
557,
nutritional
quality,
2620,
1187,
1188,
1189,
1190,
1191,
1192,
1193,
1194,
2661,
2662,
2663,
2664,
1195,
1196,
1197,
1198,
558,
559,
560,
561,
567,
2665,
2666,
2667,
2668,
1199,
1200,
1201,
1202,
577,
578,
579,
580,
582,
2669,
2670,
2671,
2672,
1203,
1204,
1205,
1206,
584,
587,
588,
589,
590,
2673,
2674,
2675,
2685,
1207,
1209,
1210,
1213,
591,
592,
593,
594,
595,
2686,
2687,
2688,
2689,
1214,
1215,
1216,
1217
596,
597,
598,
599,
602,
2690,
2692,
2693,
2694,
603,
604,
605,
606,
607,
2695,
2696,
2697,
2698,
608,
609,
610,
615,
619,
2699,
2701,
2704,
2705,
218
Geographic
INDIA,
physiology
(Cont'd),
620, 621, 622,
625,
626,
623, 624,
ISRAEL
(Cont'd),
general,
51,
627,
628,
629,
630, 631, 632,
635,
637,
genetics,
638,
639,
641,
643,
644,
1136,
645,
646,
647,
648,
649,
insects
650,
651,
652, 654,
655,
trol,
658,
659,
661,
670,
671,
674
soils,
1373,
668Fr,
126Ee,
1376,
1377,
1383,
origin
1387,
1388,
1389,
1391,
267,
1392
insect
330,
292,
348,
293,
398,
utilization,
304,
413,
2961,
416
2962,
soils,
con-
2584
2948,
history,
2646,
502,
1385,
503,
434,
utilization,
MEXICO,
435
2972,
2977,
2980,
2981,
2982,
2983,
2984,
2985,
2986,
2987,
2996,
3001,
3003,
3007,
744lt,
745It,
780,
3008,
3012,
3018,
3019,
782It,
847It,
875It,
3022,
3027,
3028,
3029,
3034,
3035,
3036,
3037,
cultivars,
1370It
3038,
3039,
3041,
3043,
diseases
disease
3044,
3045,
3049,
3051,
3052,
3053,
3056,
3057,
21901t,
3058,
3059,
3060,
3061,
economics
3067,
3071,
3072
1433,
1816lt
utilization,
19Du
3073In
trol,
agronomic
1898,
trol,
practices,
3110,
&
2135Ge,
2893,
disease
con-
2003,
2162,
2025,
2163,
114Sp,
2683Sp,
2684Sp,
2721Sp,
2722Sp,
2723Sp,
2724Sp,
2797Sp,
2798Sp,
2906Sp,
2918Sp,
2947
utilization,
2979Sp
234La,
practices,
1619Fr
diseases,
2071Fr,
&
475It,
562It,
taxonomy,
2287,
2288,
2289,
2291,
utilization,
2994,
477It,
611It,
612It
3136Fr
general,
82Fr,
136Fr,
191Fr
318La
2992,
2995It,
2993,
3075It
2097Fr
statistics,
genetics,
111Fr,
1061Fr,
utilization,
1062Fr
2971Fr
46
genetics,
1114,
and
control,
1115
insect
2398,
JAPAN,
biochemistry,
cytology,
2443,
diseases
trol,
2444
nematodes,
taxonomy,
&
3055
908
con-
diseases
trol,
6
taxonomy,
364,
biochemistry,
NETHERLANDS,
cytology,
disease
657
338,
insects
362,
363,
365
&
2988
29,
practices,
1950
breeding,
diseases
&
2369He,
general,
origin
1258,
&
197,
&
history,
253
39
insect
history,
physiology,
217
con-
con244Du
565
29,
354Du,
376,
377
utilization,
3011Du
1266
disease
2153,
KENYA,
1246
2408
taxonomy,
agronomic
disease
and
trol,
origin
utilization,
breeding,
972Fr
2278
general,
physiology,
2958,
916
977
2295
general,
2524
386Fr
utilization,
trol,
quality,
2629Sp,
economics
2286,
1855,
157Sp,
280La
506,
86Sp,
101Sp,
230Sp
252La,
2285,
ISRAEL,
95Sp,
276La,
physiology,
3127Sp
79Sp,
242La,
2281,
IRAQ,
78Sp,
275La,
2280,
insects
3101,
3113Sp,
24lLa,
2276Fa,
general,
2319Sp
statistics,
MOROCCO, agronomic
history,
2234,
2353
2619,
1997Sp,
2725It,
2950It
&
2188,
2293Fa,
con-
2461It
quality,
2682Sp,
&
nutritional
109It,
insect
2393It,
con-
94Sp,
159Sp,
and
disease
3098,
89Sp,
130
trol,
1327Sp,
2141,
102,
3134
1304Sp,
2009,
general,
2033It,
40,
&
economics
statistics,
35,
1904Sp
739Sp
1996Sp,
3105Sp,
con-
practices,
1852Sp,
trol,
2260It
3133,
general,
origin
2002,
743Sp,
&
nutritional
1927
diseases
&
1989It,
2677,
IRAN,
diseases
742,
disease-
1347Sp
3094,
insects
general,
practices,
893It
129,
INDONESIA,
agronomic
cultivars,
biochemistry,
&
2049
biochemistry,
2976,
3064,
diseases
1401Sp,
3002
agronomic
1280
2006
513
1386
2968,
3070,
breeding,
control,
2975,
3063,
2681,
2932
397
diseases,
MALAWI,
291
2967,
3069,
2794,
2952
261,
2973,
3062,
taxonomy,
LIBYA,
quality,
2648,
&
taxonomy,
ITALY,
quality,
2778,
2385
2965,
3068,
1287
nutritional
2736,
and
physiology,
taxonomy,
1135,
1158
2647,
1381,
agronomic practices,
1858
breeding,
1113,
microbiology,
1380,
125,
149He
nutritional
1379,
LEBANON,
99He,
Index
con-
NEW
2224,
ZEALAND,
950
2377
219
biochemistry,
Chickpea
Bibliography
NICARAGUA,
general,
166Sp
POLAND,
biochemistry,
physiology,
NORWAY,
physiology,
taxonomy,
ces,
1613,
PORTUGAL,
practi-
1955
biochemistry,
agronomic
680,
698, 740, 802, 824, 825,
874
&
2133Po,
general,
1301,
1317,
cytology,
diseases
con-
nutritional
344Sp,
3050Sp,
2974Sp,
3054Sp
2283Po
SRI LANKA,
174Po
disease
quality,
SUDAN,
PUERTO
1365
958,
&
1300,
RICO,
diseases
control,
&
2031
quality,
con-
ROMANIA,
1414Rm,
1851Rm,
2233, 2307, 2315, 2316,
biochemistry,
2317, 2318, 2338, 2356,
2371
&
783Rm,
3087,
3099,
3125,
34, 49,
3141
181
1110,
1112, 1127, 1131, 1134,
1184,
and
&
trol,
2440,
con-
2492,
2508
quality,
2621,
2622, 2623, 2738, 2741,
2758, 2759,
2878, 2902,
2944, 2945
physiology, 451, 452,
453,
456, 457, 479, 480, 541,
668Fr
1395
2953,
2954,
2957,
3006, 3013,
3015,
3016
trol,
307La,
con-
308La,
309La,
310La,
2046Rm,
337La,
350La
insect
con-
SYRIA,
3014,
history,
261
physiology,
taxonomy,
535Rm,
669Fr
TANZANIA,
tices,
299Rm
SOUTH AFRICA,
biochemistry,
879Sp,
941Sp
1306Sp,
1366Sp,
1368Sp
&
117Sp,
insects
statistics,
trol,
105Sp,
110Sp,
216Sp
and
insect
con-
2468, 2485Sp,
nutritional
2999
SPAIN,
agronomic
1398Sp,
1612Sp,
anatomy
practices,
1413Sp,
1545Sp,
83,
con-
2055, 2056,
116,
193
quality,
quality,
2715
TURKEY,
852Sp,
890,
breeding,
diseases
762Sp,
784,
economics
1305Sp,
1342Sp
&
disease
1975Sp,
con-
1985Sp,
insects
2101Sp,
2126Sp,
2143Sp,
trol,
2355Tu
statistics,
124Tu,
1211Tu,
and
1212Tu
insect
2433Tu,
2459Tu,
con-
2458Tu,
2460Tu,
nutritional
2471Tu
quality,
2718Ge
3106Sp
general,
104Sp,
132Sp,
origin &
135Sp,
165Sp,
167Sp,
taxonomy,
182Sp,
214Sp,
218Sp,
U.A.R.,
226Sp
and
insect
con-
2576Sp,
259
401Fr,
402Fr
microbiology,
2602
quality,
2702,
2951
utilization,
3005,
2617Sp
history,
nutritional
2719,
2457Sp
2955,
3004,
3010
quality,
2942Sp,
physiology,
2744,
2354,
&
231Rs
genetics,
2093Sp,
statistics,
disease
2098Ge,
115Tu,
133Tu,
2070Sp,
&
&
2065Tu,
3084
general,
979Sp
1986Sp,
trol,
137Fr,
3026Fr
diseases
control,
2164Tu,
944Sp
1254
nutritional
nutritional
general,
191Fr
morphology,
biochemistry,
2779Sp,
2679,
TUNISIA,
utilization,
1622Sp
&
microbiology,
2700Sp
quality,
prac-
disease
utilization,
2603Sp,
PHILIPPINES,
&
trol, 1987,
general,
insects
2491Sp
nutritional
agronomic
2057
793
economics
3l40Sp
general,
biochemistry,
2214Sp
1229Sp
economics
3074Ge
1422
general, 18, 27
trol,
1367Sp,
utilization,
2474Rm
cultivars,
origin &
cultivars,
taxonomy,
306La,
disease
and
cytology,
breeding,
374La
300Fr,
437Sp
1372, 1394,
PALESTINE,
taxonomy,
2760, 2761,
2790, 2809, 2845, 2877,
utilization,
2528
SWITZERLAND,
763Rm,
2045Rm,
SWEDEN,
diseases
insect
nutritional
2367
446
1218, 1219
insects
con-
2215Rm
insects
g e n e t i c s , 1 0 1 6 , 1 0 4 2 , 1048,
1055, 1073, 1098,
trol,
1901Rm
morphology,
867Rm
diseases
statistics,
769
disease
agronomic practices,
anatomy
general,
&
nematodes,
disease
&
trol,
2630
959
trol, 2005, 2044, 2076,
economics
biochemistry,
diseases
nutritional
2154, 2156, 2168, 2232,
PERU,
319Sp,
400Sp
utilization,
disease
1249
cultivars, 1299,
586,
1374
2713Po
breeding,
soils,
practi-
1616Po
diseases
trol,
676,
(Cont'd),
taxonomy,
427
agronomic
SPAIN
soils,
566
ces,
PAKISTAN,
836
616
478,
614Sp
2788
220
2943Sp
600Sp,
UGANDA,
diseases
control,
2249
&
disease
Geographic
U.K.,
agronomic
practices,
1954
U.S.A.
anatomy
&
morphology,
440,
443
268,
& history,
715,
716,
717,
738,
804,
806,
842,
947,
951,
952
cultivars,
cytology,
taxonomy,
815,
508,
550,
576
351
utilization,
3021,
3046,
3047
quality,
2631Rs,
2703Rs,
2717Rs,
2726Rs,
2727Rs,
2766Rs,
2767Rs,
2768Rs,
2769Rs,
2772Rs,
2786Rs,
2789Rs,
2792Rs,
2806Rs,
2812Rs,
2831Rs
964,
974,
1009
U.S.S.R.,
ces,
&
(Cont'd)
nutritional
1310
963,
diseases
250,
283
physiology,
biochemistry,
U.S.S.R.
(Cont'd),
origin
disease
con-
agronomic
1419RS,
practi-
1420Rs,
origin
&
history,
248Rs,
284Rs,
287
1421Rs,
1427Rs,
1436Rs,
286Ge,
trol,
1977,
1990,
2066,
1535Rs,
1537Rs,
1615Rs,
physiology,
2096,
2157,
2270,
2302
1786Rs,
1795Rs,
1856Rs,
481Rs,
1859Rs,
1889Rs,
1891Rs,
1935Rs,
1938Rs,
1947Rs,
general,
28,
9,
164,
11,
12,
186,
196
microbiology,
20,
2547,
2564,
2583
2521
nutritional
origin
&
243,
quality,
544Rs,
545Rs,
546Ar,
547Rs,
548Ar,
549Rs,
551Rs,
552Rs,
563Rs,
613Rs,
617Rs,
618Rs,
636Rs,
685Rs,
686Rs,
687Rs,
soils,
688Rs,
703Rs,
748Rs,
1384Rs,
764Rs,
765Rs,
766Rs,
taxonomy,
768Rs,
785Rs,
786Rs,
La,
302,
414La,
303,
347,
418
2960,
3048,
agronomic
1404Sp,
305La,
355,
2956,
3030,
3065
practi-
1405Sp
agronomic
practices,
1946
&
512Rs,
270La
382,
anatomy
511RS,
537Rs,
581
utilization,
U.S.A.,
675Rs,
510Rs,
656,
232,
morphology,
biochemistry,
693,
445
660Rs,
673Rs
1375Rs,
1382Rs,
1393Rs
311Rs,La,
332Rs,La,
331Rs,
333Ge,
830Rs,
831Rs,
832Rs,
341Rs,La,
343Ge,
833Rs,
835Rs,
845Rs,
359Rs,La,
360Rs,La,
854Rs,
871Rs,
881Rs,
361Rs,
888Rs,
889Rs,
955Rs
368Rs,La,
369Rs,
372Rs,
366Rs,
breeding,
1220Rs,
1228Rs,
371Rs,La,
1230Rs,
1238Rs,
1239Rs,
La,
375Rs,
1340Rs,
1241Rs,
1242Rs,
383Rs,La,
1243Rs,
1251Rs,
1256Rs,
Fr,
1259Rs,
1262Rs,
1282Rs,
1288
cultivars,
777,
454Rs,
536Rs,
684Rs,
328,
URUGUAY,
biochemistry,
442Rs
449Rs,
507Rs,
683Rs,
327,
3009,
2714
morphology,
441Rs,
247Rs,
285Rs,
504Rs,
682Rs,
245,
taxonomy,
&
436Rs,
history,
physiology,
ces,
1960Rs
anatomy
nematodes,
Index
1298Rs,1314Rs,
346Rs,
367Rs,
373Rs,
379Rs,
388Rs,
394Rs,E,La,
396Rs,
399Rs,
422La,
423Rs,E,
430Rs,
432,
393La,
395Rs,
409Ge,La,
429Rs,
433Rs
778,
818,
843,
846,
850,
1323Rs,
1324Rs,
1325Rs,
903,
904,
905,
932,
954
1329Rs,
1333Rs,
1334Rs,
2978Rs,
2989Rs,
2990Rs,
1335Rs,
1336Rs,
1346Rs
2998Rs,
3017Rs,
3024Rs,
971Rs,Fr
3025Rs,
3032Rs,
3033Rs,
cultivars,
1318
diseases
disease
&
cytology,
con2134,
diseases
961Rs,
&
disease
control,
utilization,
3066Rs
trol,
2064,
2094,
2136,
2137,
2138,
2165,
2052Rs,
2077Rs,
2174,
2250,
2251,
2252,
2099Rs,
2144Rs,
2166Rs,
2274,
2277,
2279,
2284,
2167Rs,
2180Rs,
2206Rs,
2296,
2300,
2301,
2303,
2269Rs,
226lRs,
2311Rs,
2312Rs,
2323Rs,
2336Rs,
2337Rs,
2350Rs,
235lRs,
insect
2352Rs,
2358Rs,
2359Rs,
nutritional
2360Rs,
2365Rs
2304
economics
&
statistics,
3109
general,
4,
8,
10,
70, 71, 72,
73,
76,
123,
77,
genetics,
insects
trol,
96,
1176,
and
2402,
69,
74, 75,
156
1177
insect
microbiology,
nutritional
30,
con-
2455
2548,
quality,
2579
2626,
2095Rs,
140Rs,
148Rs,
151Rs,
158Rs,
160Rs,
163Rs,
175Rs,
190Rs,
220Rs,
221Rs
genetics,
1100Rs,
1101Rs,
1102Rs,
1122Rs,
1160Rs,
1161Rs
2627,
2628,
2632,
2654,
insects
2655,
2735,
2740,
2756,
trol,
2391RS,
insect
2405Rs,
2807,
2813,
2842,
2867,
2412,
2413Rs,
2477Rs,
2876,
2880,
2889,
2892,
2493Rs,
con-
2905,
2915,
2938
2504Rs
microbiology,
2569Rs,
2570RS,
2582Rs,
2585Rs,
2589RS,
2606Rs
2599Rs,
2600Ge,
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VENEZUELA,
general,
nutritional
YUGOSLAVIA,
84
quality,
insects
control,
2891Sc
general,
and
2964Rs,
2745
and
2452Hu
quality,
Language Abbreviations
(Use with Subject and Geographic Indexes)
The following language abbreviations have been used with the numbers in the Subject and Geographic indexes and show the language of the original text of the references. English abbreviation
has been avoided to save space.
Ar
Armenian
Bu
Bulgarian
Cz
Czech
Du
Dutch
E
English
Fa
Farsi
Fr
French
Ge
German
Gr
Greek
He
Hebrew
Hi
Hindi
Hu
Hungarian
In
Indonesian
It
Italian
La
Latin
Po
Portuguese
Rm
Rumanian
Rs
Russian
Sc
Serbo-Croatian
Sp
Spanish
Tu
Turkish
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