Agricultural and Biological Sciences
4 years ago

Late sowing of Indian mustard leads to lower yield and quality.

International Journal of Chemical Studies
Response of Indian mustard to different sowing environments and varieties in semi arid of Haryana
Divesh Choudhary, Raj Singh, CS Dagar, Anil Kumar, Rajeev Rajeev, Keerthi Pattam

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