volume 28 issue 4 (december 2008) : 268 - 270
SCREENING OF SOME IMPROVED CASTOR GENOTYPES FOR QUALITY PARAMETERS IN GANGETIC ALLUVIAL SOIL OF WEST BENGAL
1Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute,
Berhampore - 742 101, India
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volume 28 issue 4 (december 2008) : 268 - 270
SCREENING OF SOME IMPROVED CASTOR GENOTYPES FOR QUALITY PARAMETERS IN GANGETIC ALLUVIAL SOIL OF WEST BENGAL
1Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute,
Berhampore - 742 101, India
ABSTRACT
Castor (Ricinus communis) genotypes of nine improved varieties along with one check (Agia local) were subjected for screening for nutritive quality in the tropical humid soil of the Gangetic plain of West Bengal and both qualitative parameters and water status revealed that NBR-1 and Damalgiri Red were most nutritively superior varieties as compared to others and could be exploited for future commercial exploitation in Eastern India.
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