Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Languages and conflicts resolution mechanisms in West Africa]( "Languages and conflicts resolution mechanisms in West Africa")
Languages and conflicts resolution mechanisms in West Africa26,99 €![The Impact of Famine on Human Relations and Survival Mechanisms]( "The Impact of Famine on Human Relations and Survival Mechanisms")
The Impact of Famine on Human Relations and Survival Mechanisms32,99 €![Coping Mechanisms from Convert Stalking-Gang Stalking]( "Coping Mechanisms from Convert Stalking-Gang Stalking")
Coping Mechanisms from Convert Stalking-Gang Stalking42,99 €![Adoption of Improved Technologies for Cotton Production]( "Adoption of Improved Technologies for Cotton Production")
Adoption of Improved Technologies for Cotton Production44,99 €![The Cotton Question]( "The Cotton Question")
The Cotton Question22,90 €![The Cotton Trade]( "The Cotton Trade")
The Cotton Trade26,90 €![The Rise of Cotton Mills in the South]( "The Rise of Cotton Mills in the South")
The Rise of Cotton Mills in the South21,99 €
The aim of this book is to study the effect of different chemical defoliants and time of application on defoliation in cotton. To achieve these objectives we discussed different type of defoliants and time of applications such as 2, 4- D (0.5 %), Ethephon (0.5 %), Ethephon (0.5 %) + TIBA (0.05 %), Sodium chlorate (0.9 %) spray, 6-BAP (0.1 %), Thidiazuron + Diuron (0.03 %). Various morpho-physiological parameters were studied to evaluate the effects of chemical defoliants on cotton defoliation. The results strongly emphasized that the defoliation and its associated traits were significantly altered through application of chemical defoliants. Among the different defoliants available in the market, Thidiazuron + Diuron (0.03 %) and Sodium chlorate (0.9 %) were found to significant role in the leaf defoliation and boll opening percentage compared to other defoliants.