Usharani G , Neeraja C N , Nagesh P , Ramya R , Hemanth K R M , Madhubabu P , Rao D S , Babu V R , Bharathi M , Rani CH V D
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INTRODUCTION Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is a means of subsistence as a food crop across Asia where half of the world’s poorest people reside. The crop is unique because it can be cultivated in wet conditions which may not be possible for other crops…
Introduction Common bean is one of the most important pulse crops, especially in Brazil, China, the Indian sub-continent, and Sub-Saharan Africa, with about half of bean production, occurring in Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America followed by South and South-East Asia…
Introduction Rice is the most extensively studied crop among cereals because of its global significance as a food crop being the main staple food for more than half of the world’s population. In Asia, 60% of the earth’s people live…
. Introduction Maize is an important grain crop for human and animal consumption. It is called the “Queen of Cereals” for its tremendous production potential. Maize is nutrient-responsive and adaptable to varied soil and climate conditions. About 66% of maize…
Introduction Improvements in dairy cow productivity, reproduction, and functionality are ongoing challenges for researchers to satisfy the future dairy needs of a growing population. However, continuous focus on increasing milk production might result in the loss of merits of some…
INTRODUCTION Salinity is the major abiotic stress after drought in rice-growing areas of the world and nearly 6.73 million hectares of land in India are saline-affected soils [10]. The area under salinization is increasing due to low precipitation, high surface…