Occurrence of chickpea foot rot disease in Rajasthan, India

    Singh, Onkar and Haware, M P (1990) Occurrence of chickpea foot rot disease in Rajasthan, India. International Chickpea Newsletter, 22. pp. 38-39.

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    Abstract

    While Iravcling in Rajaslhan during the Isi week of March 1989, a will-like disease was observed in chickpea (rial and multiplication plots at Agricultural Research substation (Rajasthan Agricultural University). Diggi. located about 70 km south of Jaipur in Tonk district. The farm has sandy soils and grows several winter crops, including chickpea, under totally rainfed (408 mm in July-September; 27 mm during cropping season) conditions. During die 1988/89 postrainy season, the farm had around 3-4 ha under chickpea, which included All India Coordinated Trials, Stale Regional Trials, and multiplication plots of local varieties. The crop sown In the first half of October 1988 was ncaring maturity.

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    Subjects: Mandate crops > Chickpea
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    Date Deposited: 10 Oct 2011 12:57
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