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Studies on physiological amelioration of deleterious effects of drought on Sorghum bicolor (l) Moench Studies on physiological amelioration of deleterious effects of drought on Sorghum bicolor (l) Moench – Direct Research Journal of Agriculture and Food Science
Original Research Article

Studies on physiological amelioration of deleterious effects of drought on Sorghum bicolor (l) Moench

M.Kadir
Article Number: DRJA17087871
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ISSN: 2354-4147

Vol.2(3):25-27, March 2014

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Abstract

The present study was carried out to evaluate physiological treatments of stressed compounds and soil Mycorrhiza that will minimize the negative effects of drought on sorghum. Results indicated that drought affected sorghum plants had least height, crude  fibre and starch contents, amylase and proteinase, and as well as yields. Drought amelioration was best recorded with Mycorrhizal drought amelioration, followed by 15% trehalose drought amelioration.

Key word:Sorghum bicolor, Mycorrhiza, amelioration, Vegetative growth, proximate.
 Received: February 5, 2014  Accepted: March 17, 2014  Published: March 30, 2014



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