Selections in segregating breeding materials in target ecologies for enhancing drought and heat tolerance
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SK Gupta, Om Parkash Yadav. (11/12/2018). Selections in segregating breeding materials in target ecologies for enhancing drought and heat tolerance.
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Brief on Selections in segregating breeding materials in target ecologies (western Rajasthan for drought during rainy season; Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh for heat stress during summer season) for enhancing drought and heat tolerance, and advance selected materials at ICRISAT; advance breeding materials improved for drought tolerance through forward breeding.
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