Background: Okra requires a long period of warm and humid weather. It may be cultivated effectively in hot, humid climates. It is susceptible to frost and very low temperatures. Temperatures between 24°C to 28°C are considered ideal for regular growth and development. Aim: The ex...
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The study aims to the Hydro-Estimator Method (HEM) has been used as the noble approach for analysing the heavy rainfall episodes over entire Odisha using the INSAT-3D satellite- derived rainfall estimates. The findings demonstrate that, in terms of the frequency of rainfall occur...
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Temperature plays major role in growth of fungus. Climate change response of the current biotic stresses, particularly fungi-related diseases in oilseeds is a major global issue. Macrophomina phaseolina is the causal agent of charcoal rot (stem and root rot/MSR) disease of sesame...
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