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Effect of irrigation and nitrogen levels on HCN content and forage yield of sorghum

K. D. Taneja, Y. P. Luthra, G. P. Lodhi

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Forage sorghum is highly responsive to applicationof nitrogen and irrigation. However, the information on the effect of theae two factors on the HCN which is a major toxic constituent in sorghum lacking, particularly during summer. Accordingly, this investigetion was undertaken to study the role of irrigation and nitrogen on hydrocyanic acid contro1 and forage yield in sorghum

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Key concepts: Sorghum, Forage, Agronomy, Irrigation, Nitrogen, Yield (engineering), Environmental science, Chemistry