Do genotypes ameliorate herbivory stress through silicon amendments differently? A case study of wheat
M. A. Malik(University of Kashmir), Tariq Ahmad(University of Kashmir), Iqra Gulzar(University of Kashmir), Inayatullah Tahir(University of Kashmir), Irfan Rashid(University of Kashmir), Farhana Shameen(University of Kashmir), Abid Hussain Wani(University of Kashmir), Reyazul Rouf Mir(Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir)
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