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EFFECT OF DIFFERENT RHIZOBIUM STRAINS ON THE GROWTH ATTRIBUTES OF BLACK GRAM
By: S. K. Nitu, M. M. Ud-Deen, S. A. Haider
Key Words: Growth attributes, black gram, Vigna mungo, Rhizobium strains
JLES-Vol-3-4-No-P-7-11, December 2008-9
AbstractEffects of three different Rhizobium strains on the growth attributes of two black gram varieties (Vigna mungo L. Hepper) revealed differential varietal response due to inoculation with two types of Rhizobium strains. Treatment T5 showed higher values compared to the rest of the treatments. Different growth parameters such as RGR, LAR, RLGR, LAD, LAI, SLA and LWR indicated better results with the inoculation of nodule organism.
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S. K. Nitu, M. M. Ud-Deen, S. A. Haider
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT RHIZOBIUM STRAINS ON THE GROWTH ATTRIBUTES OF BLACK GRAM
JLES-Vol-3-4-No-P-7-11, December 2008-9
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