Double zero-tillage and foliar-P nutrition coupled with bio-inoculants enhance physiological photosynthetic characteristics and resilience to nutritional and environmental stresses in maize–wheat rotation
M. N. Harish(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), Tshering Lhamu Bhutia(Indian Council of Agricultural Research), E. Lamalakshmi Devi(Indian Council of Agricultural Research), Ingudam Bhupenchandra(Central Agricultural University), Parkash Verma(National Dairy Research Institute), Ram Swaroop Bana(Indian Agricultural Research Institute), Sunil Kumar Chongtham(Central Agricultural University), G. A. Rajanna(Directorate of Groundnut Research), Anchal Dass(Indian Council of Agricultural Research), Anil K. Choudhary(Central Potato Research Institute), Sushil Kumar(Indian Council of Agricultural Research), Saju George(Indian Institute of Horticultural Research), M. Bhavya(University of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences), T. Varatharajan(Indian Agricultural Research Institute), G. T. Kashinath(Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth), Soibam Helena Devi(Assam Agricultural University), Vinod Kumar Singh(University of Lucknow)
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