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Heterosis and Combining ability in Brassica Using Diallel Crosses - Crosses, combining ability, heterosis, heritability, yield traits, oil content, glucosinolate, erucic acid, protein

English, German · Paperback / Softback

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The book in hand provide baseline information on rapeseed as important edible oil crop in Pakistan. Edible oil is very important for the development and maintenance of human body. Due to rapid rise in population and living standard of people, Pakistan is facing huge shortage of edible oil for a long time, because the domestic production of edible oil can not meet the requirement of residents. Currently a gigantic amount of about Rs. 224 billion is spent on its import to fulfill the domestic need of the nations. The book can be an asset for the edible oil researchers, policy makers, agriculture students and allied stalk holders. It should in each and every library around the country.

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Author completed his Ph.D in PBG from Agri. Uni. Peshawar 2012, published 20 res. papers & now Asstt.Prof. at Hazara Uni. Agri.Deptt.Haripur Campus. Prof.Dr.Farhatullah Agri.Uni.published more than 80 res.papers & supervised many res.projects. Dr. Ayub Khan Asstt. Prof., published 60 res. papers, 44 monograp/books & approved 9 crop varieties.

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Authors Ayub Khan, Naushad Al Turi, Naushad Ali Turi, Raz Uddin, Razi Uddin
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 13.08.2012
 
EAN 9783659187230
ISBN 978-3-659-18723-0
No. of pages 96
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Biology > Genetics, genetic engineering

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