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Vol. 38(5) December, 2006 (Special Issue) |
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31. Genetic linkage studies
of drought tolerant and agronomic traits in cotton Tanwir Ahmad Malik, Sana-Ullah, and Samina Malik Pages: 1613-1619 Abstract | PDF |
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32. Influence of
exogenously applied brassinosteroids on the mineral nutrient status
of two wheat cultivars grown under saline conditions Qasim Ali, Habib-ur-Rehman Athar and Muhammad Ashraf Pages: 1621-1632 Abstract | PDF |
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33. Comparative
performance of some wheat genotypes growing under saline water M. A. Khan, M.U. Shirazi, Mukhtiar Ali, S. Mumtaz, A. Sherin, and M. Y. Ashraf Pages: 1633-1639 Abstract | PDF |
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Does seed treatment with glycinebetaine improve germination rate and
seedling growth of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) under
osmotic stress Naeem Iqbal and Muhammad Yasin Ashraf Pages: 1641-1648 Abstract | PDF |
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35. Physiological enhancements for
alleviation of salt stress in wheat Irfan Afzal, Shahzad Maqsood Ahmad Basra, Amjad Hameed and Muhammad Farooq Pages: 1649-1659 Abstract | PDF |
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36. Ion uptake and
distribution in Panicum antidotale Retz. under salt stress Muhammad Saeed Akram, Qasim Ali, Habib-ur-Rehman Athar and Ahmed Saeed Bhatti Pages: 1661-1669 Abstract | PDF |
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37. Genetic variability of
different wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) genotypes/cultivars
under induced water stress Sulman Shafeeq, Mehboob-ur-Rahman and Yusuf Zafar Pages: 1671-1678 Abstract | PDF |
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Genotypic variation for drought tolerance in cotton (Gossypium
hirsutum L.): seed cotton yield responses Ihsan Ullah, Mehboob-ur-Rahman and Yusuf Zafar Pages: 1679-1687 Abstract | PDF |
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39. Exploiting
genotypic variation among fifteen maize genotypes of Pakistan for
potassium uptake and use efficiency in solution culture Ismat Nawaz, Zia-Ul-Hassan, Atta Muhammad Ranjha and Muhammad Arshad Pages: 1689-1696 Abstract | PDF |
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40. Physio-morphic response of wheat genotypes under rainfed
conditions Munir Ahmad, Zahid Akram, Muhammad Munir and Muhammad Rauf Pages: 1697-1702 Abstract | PDF |
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