2003•Proceedings of the National Symposium on arid legumes, for food nutrition security and promotion of trade, Hisar, India, 15-16 May 2002.Requires access

Relative incidence of black weevil Cyrtozemia cognata in early- and normal-maturing varieties of cluster bean and mung bean.

S. K. Verma, Amelia Henry, Deepak Kumar, N. B. Singh

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Key concepts: Mung bean, Biology, Cluster (spacecraft), Agronomy, Mathematics, Horticulture, Computer science, Programming language

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