Assessment of Drought Tolerance of Two Cultivars of Indian Mustard (Brassica juncea) Using Morphological and Physiological Parameters
Preeti Rani,
Jyoti Rani,
Alisha Mittal
et al.
Abstract:Aims: Drought stress may affect the Morphology, biochemistry, growth, and physiology of Brassica juncea (Indian mustard), a low-cost, oil-yielding, and economically significant plant. In this paper assessing various growth, morphological, and physiological parameters under different irrigation regimes could offer some significant information for the selection of a suitable and appropriate genotype for breeding.
Study Design: Two commonly grown cultivars (RH-725 and RH-749) of mustard in Haryana under four irr… Show more
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