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Pollination Studies in Crotalaria Juncea L.

D. P. Abrol, R. P. Kapil

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The reproductive success of cross-pollinated plants depends heavily on the abundance of specifically associated pollinators and their morphological and behavioral adaptations necessary for pollination. The present study was conducted during September, 1984 in sub-tropical Hisar located in North-Western plains....

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The reproductive success of cross-pollinated plants depends heavily on the abundance of specifically associated pollinators and their morphological and behavioral adaptations necessary for pollination. The present study was conducted during September, 1984 in sub-tropical Hisar located in North-Western plains....

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The reproductive success of cross-pollinated plants depends heavily on the abundance of specifically associated pollinators and their morphological and behavioral adaptations necessary for pollination. The present study was conducted during September, 1984 in sub-tropical Hisar located in North-Western plains....

Key concepts: Crotalaria juncea, Pollination, Crotalaria, Biology, Botany, Agronomy, Pollen, Green manure

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