Soil Hydro-thermal Regimes as Affected by Different Tillage and Cropping Systems in a Rainfed Vertisol
J. Somasundaram(Indian Institute of Soil Science), A. K. Patra(Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya), Ram C. Dalal(The University of Queensland), Arvind Kumar Shukla(Invertis University), A.K. Biswas(Indian Institute of Science Bangalore), Manoranjan Mohanty(Geological Survey of India), R. S. Chaudhary(Indian Institute of Soil Science), Raj Singh(Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute), K. M. Hati(ICAR-National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning), Nishant K. Sinha(Indian Institute of Soil Science)
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