Transplanting time and seedling age affect water productivity, rice yield and quality in north-west India
Authors:
- S.K. BrarSBS.K. Brar
- S.S. MahalSMS.S. Mahal
- A.S. BrarABA.S. Brar
- K.K. VashistKVK.K. Vashist
- Neerja SharmaNSNeerja Sharma
- G.S. ButtarGBG.S. Buttar
- 1 December 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Agricultural Water Management
- Vol. 115, 217-222
Abstract
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