Bulletin Of Environment, PHarmacology and Life Sciences
[A Monthly Peer Reviewed International Journal of Life Sciences]
[Published By: Academy for Environment and Life Sciences, INDIA]
E-ISSN 2277-1808
Volume (2) SPECIAL Issue 2017
Table of Contents
1. TO STUDY FIELD EMERGENCE AND LABORATORY EVALUATION WITH RESPECT TO PHYSIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF
SOYBEAN GENOTYPE (GLYCINE MAX (L) MERRIL)
P. G. Totewad, B. G. Kamble and V. S. Pawar
2. FERTILIZER RATES VERIFICATION AND PRESCRIPTION BASED ON SOIL TEST CROP RESPONSE FOR SOYBEAN GROWN IN MID HILLS OF MEGHALAYA.
L. Somendro Singh, Brajendra and Patiram
3. SEEDLING PARAMETERS OF SOYBEAN CULTIVARS AS INFLUENCED WITH SEED STORAGE PERIODS.
Totewad.P.G., Kamble.B.G. and D.B Deosarkar.
4. EFFECT OF STORAGE ON GERMINATION AND VIABILITY OF SOYBEAN SEED IN GENOTYPE (GLYCINE MAX ( L. ) MERRIL )
Totewad. P.G, B. G Kamble and D.B Deosarkar
5. THE OPTIMIZE CONGENIAL CLIMATIC CONDITION TO HARVEST THE OPTIMUM YIELDS OF CHICKPEA UNDER
PREVAILING WEATHER CONDITION.
Ajit Singh, Ashok Kumar, And Smita Gupta
6. IMPACT OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN/ DISCOMFORT OF TAILORING ACTIVITIES PERFORMED BY THE TAILORS
Alisha Aftab, Poonam Singh, Abha Singh and Pragya Ojha
7. ASSESSMENT OF EXERTION OR STRESS AMONG MALE AND FEMALE TAILORS: AN ERGONOMIC STUDY
Alisha Aftab, Poonam Singh, Abha Singh and Pragya Ojha
8. CREATING A SKILLED WOMEN AGRICULTURAL WORK FORCE FOR ACHIEVING FOOD SECURITY: A CASE OF NALGONDA
DISTRICT OF TELANGANA STATE
Amtul Waris
9. ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF GREEN GRAM IN RAIGARH DISTRICT OF CHHATTISGARH STATE.
Anil Divya and Hulas Pathak
10. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE KNOWLEDGE LEVEL OF THE TOMATO GROWERS ON RECOMMENDED CULTIVATION
PRACTICES
K.Madhuri, Dr. V.Sailaja, P.V.Sathya Gopal and D. Subramanyam
11. EFFECT OF LEVELS OF MALTODEXTRIN ON SPRAY DRIED JAMUN JUICE POWDER ON ITS RECOVERY AND SENSORY
QUALITY
A.R.Kamtekar, K.H. Pujari, M. S. Masal, P.H.Kambekar
12. EFFECT OF MALTODEXTRIN AND TRICALCIUM PHOSPHATE ON QUALITY ATTRIBUTES OF JAMUN JUICE POWDER
A.R.Kamtekar, K.H. Pujari, M. S. Masal, P.H.Kambekar
13. SULPHUR RETENTION AND RELEASE IN ALFISOLS AND ULTISOLS OF JHARKHAND
Brajandra, L. M. Shukla, N. Sailaja , MBB Prasad Babu and Sumanth Kumar, VV
14. WEB BASED DSS FOR LIME RECOMMENDATION IN ACIDIC SOILS
Brajendra ,A.K.Vishwakarma N. Sailaja , MBB Prasad Babu and Sumanth Kumar, VV
15. BIO-EFFICACY, PERSISTENCE AND RESIDUAL TOXICITY OF DIFFERENT INSECTICIDES AGAINST HEAD BORER (Helicoverpa armigera (Hubner)) OF SUNFLOWER
R. B. Dake, V. K. Bhamare And S. H. Mhaske
16. EFFECT OF DIFFERENTIAL NUTRIENT DOSES AND SCHEDULING ON GROWTH, YIELD ATTRIBUTES, YIELD AND
NUTRIENT EFFICIENCY IN HYBRID RICE (ORYZA SATIVA L.).
N.K.Tiwari, S.F.A Zaidi, Mohinder Singh and Ashok Kumar Dhenwal
17. EFFECT OF BIO-RATIONAL INSECTICIDES ON LADY BIRD BEETLES OF SUNFLOWER ECOSYSTEM
R.B. DAKE, V.K. BHAMARE and R. B. KAPARE
18. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF POTASSIUM AND GREEN MANURE ON GRAIN YIELD AND SOIL PROPERTIES OF RICE (Oryza sativa.L)
D.V. Sujatha, P. Kavitha, M.V.S. Naidu and P. Uma Maheswari
19. RESPONSE OF NITROGEN LEVELS AND ITS TIME OF APPLICATION ON YIELD AND ECONOMICS ON WHEAT (TRITICUM
AESTIVUM L.) IN EASTERN U.P.
Yashwant Yadav B.N. Singh
20. GENETIC DIVERGENCE IN SOYBEAN (GLYCINE MAX L. MERRILL)
G. Neelima, S P Mehtre and G W Narkhede
21. PERFORMANCE OF SOYBEAN [GLYCINE MAX (L.) AS INFLUENCED BY DIFFERENT LEVELS AND METHOD OF NITROGEN
APPLICATION UNDER RAINFED CONDITIONS.
Mansingh Baghel, A. K. Vishwakarma, M.D. Vyas and P.S.Parmar
22. ORGANIC GROUNDNUT PRODUCTION UNDER RAINFED CONDITIONS FOR SUSTAINED PRODUCTIVITY
G.D. Umadevi, N. Sunitha, Y. Reddi Ramu and M.V.S. Naidu
23. SPATIAL PRICE INTEGRATION AND PRICE TRANSMISSION AMONG MAJOR CHICKPEA MARKETS IN INDIA
Gummagolmath K,C., Vanusha Baregal and Nirmala Bandumula
24. MANAGEMENT OF WEB BLIGHT OF MUNGBEAN USING CHEMICALS, BIO-AGENTS, SOIL AMENDMENTS ALONE AND IN COMBINATION
H.C. Lal, Kanak Lata, Savita Ekka, Niraj Kumar and Binay Kumar
25. GENETIC VARIABILITY STUDIES FOR YIELD AND ITS ATTRIBUTES IN SUNFLOWER (Helianthus annuus L.)
K. Madhavi Latha, A.V.S. Durga Prasad, S. Neelima, P. Uma Maheswari
26. BIOPHYSICAL MECHANISMS OF RESISTANCE TO BRINJAL SHOOT AND FRUIT BORER,LEUCINODES ORBONALIS GUENEE
IN BRINJAL
K.G. Ambhure, V.K. Dubey, S.V. Agale and D.K. Rana
27. READY REKONER OF STCR BASED FERTILIZER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MAIZE GROWN IN MID HILLS OF MEGHALAYA
L. Somendro Singh, Brajendra And Patiram
28. NATIONAL AGRICULTURE MARKET: GAME CHANGER POLICY FOR AGRICULTURE INDIAN MARKETING
Leelesh Kumar Sahu, Mohamed Arshad Ayub and Divya Chandrakar
29. EFFECT OF NEWER NEONICOTINOIDES ON HONEY BEE VISITS IN BRINJAL ECOSYSTEM
M.S. Masal, D.R. Kadam and S. R. Surwase
30. COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF DIFFERENT INCUBATION METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF SEED BORNE MYCOFLORA
OF MUNGBEAN (VIGNA RADIATAL.)
B.D. Devamani, M. Saifulla and Jayappa
31. EFFECT OF INTEGRATED NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT UNDER LATE SOWN CONDITION
Ram Pratap Singh, Vipin Patel, A.K. Singh, A.N. Mishra, Raj Kumar and R.S. Singh
32. FORAGING BEHAVIOUR OF SPECIES OF HONEY BEES IN SAFFLOWER Carthamus tinctorius L.
Matre Y. B., Latpate C. B., Tukaram. A. Nikam, Shinde S. V
33. BIOLOGY AND HOST RANGE OF SPIRALLING WHITEFLY, ALEURODICUS DISPERSES RUSSELL
S. S. Morde, S. K. Godase and M. S. Masal
34. SEASONAL INCIDENCE OF SPIRALLING WHITEFLY, A. DISPERSES IN KONKAN REGION
S. S. Morde, S. K. Godase, M. S. Masal
35. STUDY ON RELATIVE PREFERENCES OF FOLIAR NEMATODE, APHELENCHOIDES BESSEYI CHRISTIE BETWEEN RICE AND
TUBEROSE ON SILICON ANALYSIS.
Nagulapalli Sneha latha, Nagamandla Ramya Sri and Mrunalini chowdhary
36. EFFECT OF ORGANIC MANURING ON GROWTH OF INDIAN MAJOR CARPS
Nishat Akhtar, J.D. Verma, and Mithilesh Kumar Pandey
37. EFFECT OF LIQUID AND CARRIER BASED RHIZOBIUM AND PSB ON GROWTH, YIELD AND ECONOMICS OF GREEN GRAM
[VIGNA RADIATA (L.) WILCZEK].
P.V.MULEY AND V. S. SHINDE
38. EFFECT OF SEQUENTIAL APPLICATION OF HERBICIDES ON WEED FLORA AND GRAIN YIELD IN DIRECT SEEDED RICE
(ORYZA SATIVA L.)
Ram Pratap Singh, Manoj Kumar, R.S. Singh, Raj Kumar, A.K. Singh and A.N. Mishra
39. QUINOA (CHENOPODIUM QUINOA WILLD.) GROWTH AND YIELD ATTRIBUTES AND YIELD AS INFLUENCED BY DRIP AND
SURFACE METHOD OF IRRIGATION
Praveen V, Kadam,K. B. Suneetha Devi,S. A. Hussain And Uma Devi, M.
40. GENETIC VARIABILITY STUDIES IN CHICKPEA (CICER ARIETINUM L.) FOR YIELD AND YIELD RELATED TRAITS
Takkuri Raju, Raghunath Sadhukhan, Vangaru Sathish
41. CONCENTRATION AND UPTAKE OF POTASSIUM BY MAIZE (ZEA MAYS L.) IN SOILS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT OF A.P
I.Rajeevana, P.Kavitha, M .Sreenivasa Chari and M.Sreenivasa Reddy
42. BIOLOGY OF WHITEFLY ON TOMATO PLANTS
Nagamandla Ramya sri, Nagulapally Sneha latha, Shantanu Jha,
43. WEED MANAGEMENT IN BLACK GRAM
Ravi Shanker Singh, Raj Kumar, Manoj Kumar and Ram Pratap Singh
44. DIVERSITY AND ABUNDANCE OF INSECT VISITORS/POLLINATORS ON ONION (Allium cepa L.)
Ravi Biradar, Utpal Das, Kariyanna B. and Poonam Srivastava
45. EVALUATION OF CMS LINES AND ITS MAINTAINERS IN PIGEONPEA (Cajanus cajan L. Millsp.)
Niraj Kumar, Laxmi Kumari ,H.C.Lal Uttam Chand and Binay Kumar
46. PREFERENCE OF HOST STAGES AND PARASITIC EFFICIENCY OF AENASIUS BAMBAWALEI HAYAT ON MEALY BUG,
PHENACOCCUS SOLENOPSIS TINSLEY
Savde V.G., Bokan S.C. and Sanjekar M.B.
47. SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE DYNAMICS FOR NUTRIENT STRESS ASSAY- A BRIEF REVIEW
Shashi Bhushan Kumar, N. Sailaja, MBB Prasad Babu , Brajendra, Sumanth Kumar, VV and A K Vishwakarma
48. EVALUATION OF TRICYCLAZOLE 18% + MANCOZEB 62% WP AGAINST LEAF AND FRUIT SPOT COMPLEX IN
POMEGRANATE
Gowdar, S. B., Deepa, H.,AnushaHugar, A., Zaheer Ahamed, B and Sujay Hurali
49. BIOEFFICACY OF NEWER INSECTICIDES AGAINST SUCKING PEST COMPLEX OF TRANSGENIC COTTON
S.R.Surwase, P.R.Zanwar and M.S.Masal
50. SEASONAL ACTIVITY OF SUCKING PEST COMPLEX ON TRANSGENIC COTTON
S.R.Surwase, P.R.Zanwar and M.S. Masal
51. EFFECT OF INFECTION TYPES OF SELECTED WHEAT CULTIVARS AND DIFFERENTIALS, SET A AND B AGAINST SIX
PATHOTYPES OF PUCCINIA STRIIFORMIS UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Seethiya Mahajan, Raj Kumar, Deepak Mahajan, Shazia Paswal and Varsha Bharti
52. PERFORMANCE OF MULTIVOLTINE SILKWORM RACES ONM-5 VARIETY OF MULBERRY (BOMBYX MORI L.)
Sharad A. Shendage., Vrunda S. Thakare, Pooja G.Chandrawanshi
53. GENETIC VARIABILITY STUDIES ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND YIELD RELATED TRAITS IN MUNGBEAN (VIGNA RADIATA (L.)
WILCZEK)
Sofia, D. M. Reddy, M. Shanti Priya and P. Latha
54. COMBINING ABILITY ANALYSIS OF PARENTS AND HYBRIDS FOR GREEN FODDER YIELD AND ITS ATTRIBUTING TRAITS
IN SWEET SORGHUM [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench]
T. Soujanya, T. Shashikala And A. V. Umakanth
55. STRATEGY TO ENHANCE THE ICT UTILIZATION BY THE AGRICULTURAL OFFICERS
T. Sri Chandana, P.V.Sathya Gopal, Dr. V. Sailaja and A.V. Nagavani
56. WHITE SORGHUM PRODUCTIVITY, N-USE EFFICIENCIES IN RELATION TO IRRIGATIONS AND NITROGEN LEVELS IN
VERTISOLS
T. Swami Chaitanya, P. Munirathnam And M. Srinivasa Reddy
57. EFFICACY OF CONVENTIONAL AND NEWER INSECTICIDES AGAINST Bt COTTON LEAFHOPPER, Amarasca biguttula
biguttula (ISHADA) UNDER HIGH DENSITY PLANTING SYSTEM
Tukaram A. Nikam, C. B. Latpate, Ramesh K. B., Vrunda S. Thakare
58. CORRELATION AND PATH ANALYSIS STUDIES IN MUTANT 296B GENOTYPE OF SORGHUM (SORGHUM BICOLOR L.)
V. S. Pawar, J. D. Deshmukh and D. B. Deosarkar
59. VARIABILITY STUDIES IN MUTANT 296B GENOTYPE OF SORGHUM (SORGHUM BICOLOR L.)
V. S. Pawar, J. D. Deshmukh and H. V. Kalpande
60. GERMPLASM FOR HIGH YIELD AND SUCROSE CONTENT UNDER INDIAN AGRO-CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
Varucha Misra, Upagya Sah, A.K. Mall*, Ram Kishor and A.D. Pathak
61. EFFECT OF NITROGEN LEVELS AND ITS TIME OF APPLICATION ON GROWTH, AND YIELD ON WHEAT (TRITICUM
AESTIVUM L.) IN EASTERN U.P.
Yashwant Yadav, B.N. Singh and R.C. Tiwari
62. TO STUDY THE LEARNING STYLES OF AGRICULTURAL STUDENTS OF DR.B.S.K.K.V, DAPOLI
Urhe D. A., Y.J. Waghmode And Radha Jadhav
63. EXISTING CULTIVATION PRACTICES FOLLOWED BY THE TURMERIC (CURCUMA LONGA L.) GROWERS
G. S. Waghmare, Dr. Y.J. Waghmodeand Radhika Bhongale
64. LABORATORY SCREENING OF SOYBEAN VARIETIES/GENOTYPES AGAINST SPODOPTERA LITURA (FABRICIUS)
Aftarika Azmi, Abhishek Shukla, Kailash Chaukikar
65. THE OPTIMIZE CONGENIAL CLIMATIC CONDITION TO HARVEST THE OPTIMUM YIELDS OF CHICKPEA UNDER
PREVAILING WEATHER CONDITION.
Ajit Singh, Ashok Kumar, And Smita Gupta
66. SHELFLIFE AND QUALITY OF GREEN GRAM SPROUTS TREATED WITH DIFFERENT FORMS OF GINGER.
G.Bharamappa., Harish.K., Bandeppa., Prasad. H.J., Basavaraj. M Kolur and Suvarna, V. C.
67. MICROBIAL INOCULANTS EFFECT AN INDIVIDUAL AND COMBINED ON GROWTH AND PLANT HEIGHT OF SOYBEAN
Basavaraj. M. Kolur, G. Bharamappa, Bandeppa, Harish. K and Srikantaiah M
68. INTEGRATING DATE OF SOWING AND GROWING CONDITION FOR EARLY HARVEST OF BOTTLE GOURD (LAGENARIA
SICERARIA): IMPLICATION ON GROWTH AND YIELD.
Satish Kumar, Sardar Sunil Singh, Alok Kumar and Sangeeta Kumari
69. ASSOCIATION AND RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF HONEYBEE AND OTHER INSECT POLLINATORS IN NIGER (GUIZOTIA
ABYSSINICA CASS.) UNDER THE AGRO CLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF RANCHI, JHARKHAND
Binay Kumar , Deepti Khamhari, M.K.Chakravarty, H. C. Lal And Niraj Kumar
70. EVALUATION OF SITE SPECIFIC NUTRIENTS MANAGEMENT CONCEPT FOR TARGETED YIELD IN RABI MAIZE
Ch.Ramulu and P.Raghu Rami Reddy
71. RESPONSE OF POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L.) CULTIVAR KUFRI HIMSONA OF NITROGEN AND ZINC ON GROWTH
AND YIELD.
Pradeep Mishra, Vikash Kumar, Nikhil Raghuvanshi, Sonali Rana
72. EFFECT OF DIFFFERENT HERBICIDES ON WEED GROWTH AND GRAIN YIELD OF DIRECT SEEDED RICE UNDER
RAINFED CONDITION
NARENDAR JANNU, M. SRINIVASA RAJU, K.B. SUNITHA DEVI, G. JAYA SREE and A. Srinivas
73. ISOLATION, IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF NATIVE ANTAGONISTS MICRO FLORA FROM STEM ROT INFECTED
RICE PLANTS AGAINST SCLEROTIUM ORYZAE.
K Gopika, R Jagadeeshwar, V Krishna Rao and K Vijayalakshmi
74. A REVIEW OF WORKS DONE REGARDING PRECISION FARMING IN BANANA
Utpal Das, R.K.Bhattacharyya, PurnimaPathak
75. SYSTEM OF RICE INTENSIFICATION: A PARTIAL BUDGET ANALYSIS
Nirmala Bandumula, R.Mahender Kumar, Amtul waris and P.Muthuraman
76. DISTRIBUTION STUDIES OF MICRONUTRIENTS IN SOIL OF LEFT SIDE OF THE GANGA CANAL FLOWING THROUGH
MUZAFFARNAGAR, MEERUT AND GHAZIABAD DISTRICTS, UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA
Pramod Kumar, Ashok Kumar, Sumit Raizada, B.P. Dhyani, U.P Shahi, Vivek, and R.S.Senger
77. CORRELATION COEFFICIENT OF YIELD TRAITS IN ADVANCED BREEDING LINES UNDER DROUGHT STRESS
Rahul K.Verma, P. C. Dey, S. K. Chetia, M. K. Modi
78. IN-SITU MOISTURE CONSERVATION PRACTICES ON GROWTH CHARACTERS OF RAINFED GROUNDNUT
G. Rajitha, G. Prabhakara Reddy, A. Muneendra Bbau and P. Sudhakar
79. EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON YIELD OF GROUNDNUT (ARACHISHY POGAEA L.)
Shwetha ,Sreenivasa A. G, Ashoka J, Sushila Nadagoud and P. H. Kuchnoor
80. PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY OF TURMERIC (CURCUMA LONGA L) UNDER DIFFERENT NUTRITIONAL LEVEL
SUPPLEMENTED THROUGH ORGANIC AND INORGANIC SOURCES.
Sumit Raizada, Ashok Kumar, Pramod Kumar, R.R.Singh, B.P.Dhyani, R.S.Senger and U.P.Shahi
81. EFFECTS OF ANTI-BROWNING AGENTS ON QUALITY CHARACTERS OF AGARICUS BITORQUIS (QUEL.) SACC.
Varsha Bharti, Rehana mohi-ud-din, Seethiya Mahajan and Shazia Paswal
82. CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECTING ANIMAL HEALTH AND PRODUCTION : A REVIEW
Vibha Yadav, Shivendra Pratap and RajPal Diwakar
83. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT COMBINATION OF FYM AND UREA ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT (TRITICUM AESTIVUM L.)Vikash Kumar, Nikhil Raghuvanshi, Dr. R.A. Singh
84. CODEX ALIMENTARY- A REVIEW
Kariyanna B., Utpal Das, Ravi Biradar, AnushaHugar A. and Panchaal Battacharjee
85. EFFECT OF SOWING ENVIRONMENT AND GENOTYPES ON MEDIUM DURATION RICE UNDER SOUTH ALLUVIAL ZONES
OF BIHAR
Birendra Kumar, Niru Kumari, Shashank Tyagi and Amarendra Kumar
86. FERTILITY STATUS OF PADDY GROWING SOILS UNDER SUPAUL DISTRICT OF BIHAR (INDIA)
Kumar Jay Prakash, Rajkishore Kumar, Santosh Kumar, Ramjeet Yadav, B.K. Vimal, Y. K. Singh, Sunil Kumar, Rakesh Kumar
87. IN-VITRO EVALUATION OF BIOAGENTS AND CHEMICAL FUNGICIDES AGAINST DRY ROOT ROT OF CHICKPEA CAUSED
BY MACROPHOMINA PHASEOLINA IN SOUTHERN PARTS OF KARNATAKA
Jyothi, V. and Muhammad Saifulla
88. MANAGEMENT OF SUGARCANE SMUT CAUSED BY SPORISORIUM SCITAMINEUM: A REVIEW
Shailbala, S.K.Sharma and Amarendra Kumar
89. ENZYMATIC EFFECT OF DIFFERENT HOST DEFENSE INDUCTION AGAINST ALTERNARIA TENUISSIMA (KUNZE EX PERS.)
WILTSHIRE CAUSING DIEBACK DISEASE OF CHILLI
C.S. Azad, A. Kumar, G. Chand and R.D. Ranjan
90. ESTIMATION OF DROUGHT TOLERANCE IN GROUNDNUT BASED ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND YIELD TRAITS
Anusha Hugar, A, and D. L. Savithramma
91. EVALUATION OF UNIVARIATE TIME SERIES MODELS FOR FORECASTING OF COFFEE EXPORT IN INDIA
Naveena K, Subedar Singh and Abhishek Singh
92. DIVERSITY OF CULTURABLE AND UNCULTURABLE GUT BACTERIA ASSOCIATED WITH FIELD POPULATION
OF SPODOPTERA LITURA (FAB.)
Sanjay Yalashetti, Mahesh Shankarappa Yandigeri, Onkarappa Rudrappa, Mohan Muthugounder, Sivakumar Gopalasamy
93. DOCUMENTATION OF PARASITOID COMPLEX ON BRINJAL SHOOT AND FRUIT BORER, LEUCINODES ORBONALIS GUENEE
Murali, S., Jalali, S. K., Kariyanna, B., Shylesha, A. N., Shivalinga Swamy, T. M. and Gandhi Gracy, R
94. IMPACT OF FRONT LINE DEMONSTRATION ON FOLIAR APPLICATION OF ARKA CITRUS SPECIAL IN SWEET ORANGE
M. Adinarayana, T.Mahesh Babu, I.Rajesh Reddy, G.Prasad babu,V.Thimmappa and M.John Sudheer
95. EFFECTS OF LONG TERM APPLICATION OF INORGANIC AND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON PHYSICAL AND PHYSICO-
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL IN RICE-RICE CROPPING SYSTEM
S. Bhavani, K. Chandra Shaker, G. Jayasree, B. Padmaja and G. Kiran Reddy
96. EFFECTS OF LONG TERM APPLICATION OF INORGANIC AND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON SOIL FERTILITY STATUS AND
YIELD OF RICE
S. Bhavani, K. Chandra Shaker, G. Jayasree, B. Padmaja and G. Kiran Reddy
97. RESPONSE OF TOMATO CROP TO DIFFERENT IRRIGATION LEVELS AND DRIPPER DISCHARGE RATES
G. Prasanna, G. Manoj Kumar, M. Srinivasulu And S.D. Hussian
98. VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS OF CASHEW PROCESSING
S.Manikandan, Shruthi Gadhe and Anees Ajmal3
99. DIVERSITY OF SHORTHORNED GRASSHOPPER IN FIVE DIFFERENT ECOSYSTEMS
Raghavender. B and Vastrad A. S
100. GYPSUM BLOCK SOIL MOISTURE SENSOR FOR REAL TIME MONITORING USING GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE
(GSM) MODULE USING MPLAB SOFTWARE FOR HORTICULTURE CROPS
Jatoth Veeranna, Balachandra P.Y, Gouthami K, V. R Mallikarjuna, A.K. Mishra Neelam Patel, and Cini Vergish
101. GENETIC VARIABILITY OF NALKACHU GENOTYPES
Ramesh. M, Alam.S, Akashi Sarma, P.Kalita
102. MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SOME NALKACHU GENOTYPES
Ramesh.M, Alam.S, Akashi sarma, and P.Kalita