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    <title>Nitrogen mineralization in lowland rice soils: the role of organic matter quantity and quality</title>
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    <description>Title: Nitrogen mineralization in lowland rice soils: the role of organic matter quantity and quality
Authors: Sahrawat, K.L.
Abstract: Ammonium production in wetland soils and sediments is the key process that&#xD;
impacts nitrogen (N) availability, wetland productivity and environmental&#xD;
quality. Significant relationships between organic matter content and mineralizable&#xD;
N have been reported for diverse groups of wetland rice soils. However,&#xD;
recent research also showed that in soils under intensified wetland rice production&#xD;
systems, the relationships between organic matter and mineralizable N are poor&#xD;
or not significant. The review of recent research suggests that both organic matter&#xD;
quantity and quality are influenced by prolonged submergence, which in turn&#xD;
affects mineralization and N supply in wetland soils. While organic matter&#xD;
quantity increases following prolonged submergence of soil; submergence also&#xD;
changes the chemistry and quality of soil organic matter, which influences N&#xD;
mineralization. The increase in N mineralization as a result of increase in organic&#xD;
matter quantity is countered by the change in the chemistry and quality of organic&#xD;
matter. The changes in chemical composition of soil organic matter and their&#xD;
influence on N mineralization in submerged soils are discussed with examples&#xD;
from recent research.</description>
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    <title>Inheritance studies in castor, Ricinus communis L.</title>
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    <description>Title: Inheritance studies in castor, Ricinus communis L.
Authors: Kumar, A.A. (A. Ashok Kumar); Janila, P.; Sujatha, M.; Hemalatha, V.
Abstract: In castor, Ricinus communis L. inheritance of anthocyanin pigment on stem (APS), bloom, capsule spinyness and cup shape of leaves is monogenic. Capsule spinyness is a co-dominant character and bloom is controlled by multiple alleles. Inheritance of papaya leaf lacination is digenic and shows dominant epistasis. Co-segregation studies revealed absence of linkage between the characters bloom, leaf shape, and APS</description>
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    <title>Effect of global recession on Indian agriculture</title>
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    <description>Title: Effect of global recession on Indian agriculture
Authors: Chand, R.; Raju, S.S.; Pandey, L.M.
Abstract: This paper asssesses the impact of the global economic slowdown and financial crisis on India's agricultural sector</description>
    <dc:date>2009-12-31T18:30:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Unlocking the potential of agriculture in north-eastern hill region of India</title>
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    <description>Title: Unlocking the potential of agriculture in north-eastern hill region of India
Authors: Birthal, P.S.</description>
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