Osmotolerant Cytokinin Producing Microbes Enhance Tomato Growth in Deficit Irrigation Conditions
G. Selvakumar, Maryada Sharma(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), Martin Paul A(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), R. M. Bhatt(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), A. D. Asha(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), K. K. Upreti(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), Gurupadam Hema Bindu(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), Shweta Kademani(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research)
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences India Section B Biological Sciences
July 29, 2016
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