Mulberry cultivation & physiology / by L. Rajanna et. al.
By: Rajanna, L.
Contributor(s): Das, P.K [Author] | Ravindran, S [Author] | Bhogesha, K [Author] | Mishra, R.K [Author] | Singhvi, N.R [Author] | Katiyar, R. S [Author] | Jayram, H [Author].
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TextPublisher: Bangalore : Central silk board, 2005.Description: 367 p.Subject(s): SILK | MULBERRY CULTIVATION | TEXTILE SCIENCEDDC classification: 677.39
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Contents: Part I- Mulberry Cultivation 1. Mulberry production management 2. Recycling of sericultural farm wastes as biogas, compost and vermicompost 3. Role of biofertilizers in mulberry. 4. Concept of integrated plant nutrient management system. 5. Water management 6. Weed management 7. Soil & water conservation Part-II Mulberry physiology 1. Water 2. Absorption of water 3. Transport of water and minerals in plants 4. Transpiration 5. Photosynthesis 6. Cellular respiration 7. Plant growth, differentiation and development 8. Plant hormones and growth regulatory substances. 9. Abiotic and biotic stress 10. Reference
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