Crop improvement-II (rabi crops) practical manual - Tomar, Amit
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Seed is an basic tool of agriculture. Agronomically any plant part which is used to regenerate the whole plant is called seed, botanically seed having living embryo for germination, endosperm for reserve food materials and seed coat for protective means. The success of crop production depends on the quality of seeds used for sowing or planting. Keeping in mind, the importance of seeds, "Crop Improvement-I (Kharif Crops)" is published to provide the general information about different seed testing seed production techniques. The practical manual has been written in simple and lucid language…mehr

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Seed is an basic tool of agriculture. Agronomically any plant part which is used to regenerate the whole plant is called seed, botanically seed having living embryo for germination, endosperm for reserve food materials and seed coat for protective means. The success of crop production depends on the quality of seeds used for sowing or planting. Keeping in mind, the importance of seeds, "Crop Improvement-I (Kharif Crops)" is published to provide the general information about different seed testing seed production techniques. The practical manual has been written in simple and lucid language under Indian context. I am thankful to my school mates Dr. Anshuman Singh, Scientist in Genetics & Plant Breeding (AICRIP Chickpea) and Dr. Manoj Kumar Singh, Teaching Associate in Genetics & Plant Breeding at Rani Laxmi Bai Central Agricultural University, Jhansi, U.P., India. For providing me materials to compeleting this manuscript. I am thankful to Dr. Mahak Singh, Professor, Genetics & Plant Breeding, CSAUA&T-Kanpur and Dr. Mukesh Srivastava, Registrar, RLBCAU, Jhnasi, U.P., for their help. I am also thankful to my life partner Mrs. Shaksi Tomar, loving daughter Navya Tomar.
Autorenporträt
El Dr. Amit Tomar (nacido en 1987) procede de una familia de agricultores del oeste de Uttar Pradesh (pueblo de Hathchhoya, Tehsil de Unn, distrito de Shamli). Se licenció en Agricultura y obtuvo un máster y un doctorado en Genética y Fitomejoramiento en la Universidad Chandra Shekhar Azad de Agricultura y Tecnología de Kanpur.