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Cyanobacteria. A Potential Biofertilizer For Rice
Cyanobacteria. A Potential Biofertilizer For Rice
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Suggested Reading
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Address for Correspondence Proc. Roy Soc. London. B, Vol. 127, pp. 129-139,1939.
Upasana Mishra and [2] A Watanabe, R Ito and C Konishi, Effect of nitrogen fixing blue green
Sunil Pabbi algae on the growth of rice plants, Nature, Vo1.168, pp. 748-749,1951.
Centre for Conservation and [3] G S Venkataraman, Algal bio/ertilizers and rice cultivation, Today and
Utilisation of Blue-Green Algae Tommorrow Printers and Publishers, Faridabad, India, 1972.
Indian Agricultural Research [4] P K Singh, D W Dhar, S Pabbi, R Prasanna and A Arora (Editors),
Institute Bio/ertilizers: Blue Green Algae and Azolla, IARI, New Delhi. Venus
New Delhi 110 012, India. Printers and Publishers, New Delhi, 2000.
Email:psuniI11@hotmail.com
sunilpabbi@eudoramail.com
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