EFFECT OF ORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON SHOOT MORPHOLOGY OF ANACYCLUS PYRETHRUM IN THREE DIFFERENT ALTITUDES
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Anacyclus pyrethrum is an exotic plant belong to Asteraceae. Its shoot length variation is observed in three organic fertilizers at three different altitude up to active growth periods. The shoot length of site-1(HG) was recorded maximum in VC (23.10 cm) followed by FYM (22.17cm), while in site-2(NN) and site-3(KK) maximum shoot length was also recorded in FYM16.14 cm and 12.18 cm respectively.Abstract
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