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Vol. 5 No. 2 (2014)
Vol. 5 No. 2 (2014)
Published:
2026-04-13
Articles
Challenge of edible oils: Can Brassicas deliver
Arvind Kumar (Author)
83-86
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Quality characteristics in rapeseed-mustard and role of some anti-nutritional factors in plant defense: future strategies
Sandeep Kumar, Dhiraj Singh, M Dutta (Author)
87-95
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41
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Orobanche weed management in mustard : Opportunities, possibilities and limitations
Parvender Sheoran, SS Punia, Samunder Singh, Dhiraj Singh (Author)
96-101
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Inter and intra-specific diversity in Alternaria species infecting oilseed Brassicas in India
JK Aneja, A Agarwal, A Agnihotri (Author)
102-117
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Cytogenetic stability and genome size variations in newly developed derived Brassica juncea allopolyploid lines
Mehak Gupta, Chhaya Atri, SS Banga (Author)
118-127
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Soil-site suitability evaluation for mustard in calcareous soils of Girnar toposequence in Southern Saurashtra region of Gujarat
Gopal Gandhi, S G Savalia (Author)
128-133
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Heterobeltiosis and standard heterosis for seed yield and important traits in Brassica juncea
HS Meena, Bhagirath Ram, Arun Kumar, BK Singh, PD Meena, VV Singh, Dhiraj Singh (Author)
134-140
133 /
34
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Development and evaluation of Alternaria blight tolerant lines in Indian mustard (Brassica juncea)
Praval Pratap, PD Meena, BK Singh, HS Meena, SS Meena, Pankaj Sharma, Rita Majumdar, Dhiraj Singh (Author)
141-148
207 /
44
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High temperature stress tolerance in Indian mustard (Brassica juncea) germplasm as evaluated by membrane stability index and excised-leaf water loss techniques
Bhagirath Ram, HS Meena, VV Singh, BK Singh, J Nanjundan, Arun Kumar, SP Singh, NS Bhogal, Dhiraj Singh (Author)
149-157
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54
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Effect of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum culture filtrate on seed germination and seedling vigour of Indian mustard (Brassica juncea cv. Rohini)
Pankaj Sharma, PD Meena, Dhiraj Singh (Author)
158-161
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Multivariate analysis of some important quantitative traits in rapeseed (Brassica napus) advanced lines
V Rameeh (Author)
162-169
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35
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A protocol for flow cytometric determination of expected chromosome number of Brassica juncea L. introgression lines
Chhaya Atri, S.S. Banga (Author)
170-174
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Study of combining ability for yield and yield attributing traits in Brassica rapa ssp. Brown Sarson
Asif M Iqbal, GA Parray, Asif B Shikari, Najeeb R Sofi, Ashaq Hussain, ZA Dar (Author)
175-179
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Genetic enhancement of mustard for seed yield & its sustainability
Dhiraj Singh (Author)
180-191
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109
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