Gibberellic acid and urease inhibitor optimize nitrogen uptake and yield of maize at varying nitrogen levels under changing climate
Ikram Ullah(International Islamic University, Islamabad), Muhammad Arif(The University of Agriculture, Peshawar), Haroon Ilahi(University of Swabi), Aman Ullah(University of Alberta), Muhammad Adnan(Shandong University of Technology), Muhammad Sharif(The University of Agriculture, Peshawar), Taufiq Nawaz(South Dakota State University), Muhammad Tariq(The University of Agriculture, Peshawar), Khadim Dawar(The University of Agriculture, Peshawar), Mukhtar Alam(Shahjalal University of Science and Technology), Shah Fahad(Guilford Technical Community College)
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