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The Indian Journal of Agricultural Science December 1933

1933

Study of the annual recurrence of rusts on wheat and barley in the plains of India was started by the writer in the year 1923 and the relative importance of the various factors concerned has been discussed in previous publications [ Mehta 1929 1931]. [...] During the period under report work on the rusts of wheat and barley was extended in the following difections :— (i) For the study of incidence of rusts in relation to their dissemination a large number of stations in different parts of the country were visited * The previous article on the Annual outbreaks of rusts of wheat and barley in the plaits of India” was published in this Journal—Vol. [...] (iii) A preliminary study of the physiologic forms of brown and black rusts of wheat was started in 1930-31 in order to see if samples of rusts from different parts of the country showed indications of the occurrence of a large number of forms as has been found to be the case in America. [...] By the time they 'break out at comparatively high altitudes in the hills where the suspected species of Berberis and Thaliotrum occur normally these rusts are in an epidemic stage on the plains as a whole On the strength of the study of incidence of rusts made in other parts of the country during the last three years it may safely be stated tha(i) In Siwalik range as well as Murree hills the [...] RUSTS OF WHEAT AND BARLEY IN INDIA 945 In the light of the information that has been collected with regard to these two rusts the writer hopes that further work would soon lead to the location of places of earliest outbreak in each of the important areas wherefrom they may be disseminating to different parts of the country.
agriculture environment
Pages
230
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120213
Segment Pages Author Actions
Rusts of Wheat and Barley in India
939-962 K.C. Mehta view
The Relative Growth Rate the Carbohydrate Contents and the Yield of the Rich Plant (Oryza Sativa L.) Under Different Treatments
963-1012 R.H. Dastur, A.R. Pirzada view
A Comparative Study of the Forms Grown at the Imperial Sugarcane Breeding Station Coimbatore
1013-1044 Rama Panje view
Studies in Indian Pulses No. 6. The Root Systems of Green and Blacs Grams
1045-1056 R.D. Bose, R.G. Joglekar view
Photo-Nitrification of Some Compounds
1057-1063 Ram Sarkaria, Fazal Ud-Din view
Further Experiments on the Root-Gall Nematode Heterodera Marioni (Cornu) Goodey in South India
1064-1071 P.N. Ayyar view
Inheritance of Characters in Ragi Eleusine Cora.- Cana (Gaertn.) the Finger Millet. Part VII.—Fist-Like Earheads
1072-1079 G.N. Ayyangar, U. Wariar view
Inheritance of Characters in Ragi Eleusine Coracana (Gaertn.)—the Finger Millet. Part VIII.—Earhead Colour Factors
1080-1084 G.N. Ayyangar, U. Wariar, G. Ramabhadran view
A Simple Method for the Forecast of Emergence of Lac Larvae and a Description of the Myology of the Adult Female Lac Insect Laccifer Lacca Kerr. (Coccidae)
1085-1097 P.S. Negi view
Studies in the Development of the Female Game Tophyte in Some Leguminous Crop Plants of India
1098-1107 Basudev Roy view
Statis1Ical Notes foe Agricultural Workers
1108-1115 P.C. Mahalanobis view
Inheritance of Pollen Colour in Asiatic Cottons
1116-1123 V. Ayyar, R. Balasubrarmanyan view
The Inheritance Of Lintless in Asiatic Cottons
1124-1132 Mohammad Afzal, J.B. Hutohinson view
The Present Position and Future Prospects in Relation to the Biological Control of Prickly Pear
1133-1139 Alan Dodd view
Abstracts
1140-1141 unknown view
Note
1142-1142 unknown view
Notice of Book
1143-1145 unknown view
Publications of the Imperial Department of Agriculture in India
1-4 unknown view

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