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Genetic diversity for yield and contributing components in mustard
Piyush Kumar Singh
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Neeraj Singh
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Vishva Deepak Chaturvedi
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LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
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Genetic diversity for yield and contributing components in mustard - Chaturvedi, Vishva Deepak ; Singh, Piyush Kumar ; Singh, Neeraj
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Synopsis "Genetic diversity for yield and contributing components in mustard"
Indian mustard (Brassica juncea L. Czern & Coss.), which is cultivated throughout the world belongs to the family cruciferae (Brassicaeae) under the genus Brassica. This is the major Rabi season oilseed crop of North India containing 38-42% oil and 20-24% protein. India is the third largest rapeseed-mustard producer in the world after China and Canada with 19.80 per cent of world's total production (2016-17). In India, it is grown in the area of 5.79 mha with the major production of 6.31 mt and productivity of 1089 kg/ha (Statistical year book, 2016). Rape seed mustard cultivated in 26 states of the northern and eastern plains of the country, about 6.8 mha is occupied under these crops (2015-16).
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