Impact of weather on mustard (Brassica juncea L.) - Devi, Manju;Sharma, Harish Kumar
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Climate change is of great concern at present, as there is a growing interest in understanding it's impact on growth and yield of crops, and also identifying suitable management options to sustain the crops productivity under the climate change scenario. Climate change can alter pheonology and many plant species have shifted pheonology in response to ongoing climate change. Plant pheonology is an important tool for measuring Global change in ecology because it is one of the easiest ways to understand species behaviour and is a significant indicator of climate change. The essential goal of this…mehr

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Climate change is of great concern at present, as there is a growing interest in understanding it's impact on growth and yield of crops, and also identifying suitable management options to sustain the crops productivity under the climate change scenario. Climate change can alter pheonology and many plant species have shifted pheonology in response to ongoing climate change. Plant pheonology is an important tool for measuring Global change in ecology because it is one of the easiest ways to understand species behaviour and is a significant indicator of climate change. The essential goal of this manuscript is to provide a complete and simplified approach to understanding the impact of weather on Phenology of Mustard ( Brassica Juncea L.) and its effect on insect Pollinators diversity & Pollination. No doubt the book would be of paramount importance for the researchers working on climate change. This book is also beneficial to those who will study the effect of intra and inter-seasonal crops on any crops.
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Dr. Manju Devi obtained her master's and doctorate degree standing first among first divisions at Department of Entomology, Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry Nauni, Solan H.P. She has qualified ASRB National Eligibility Test during 2015. She was awarded by Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship during her doctorate.