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Genetic Diversity and DNA Barcoding of Thrips in Bangladesh. [PDF]

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Green synthesis, characterization, in silico molecular docking and biological evaluation of imidazolylchalcones as promising fungicide/s and nematicide/s. [PDF]

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Refinement of different combinations of (Brinjal Shoot and Fruit Borer) in Brinjal

International Journal of Science and Management Studies (IJSMS), 2022
BSFB (Brinjal shoot and fruit borer) Lesinoides orbonalis is the most destructive insect for brinjal production. It reduces the value of market price. The experiment comprised eight (8) treatments including one untreated plot. The treatments comprised different rational combinations of mechanical control involving collection and destruction of infested
Most. Shahida Parvin   +2 more
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Impact of Bee Pollination in Brinjal

Indian Journal of Entomology, 2021
Impact of bee pollination on brinjal (Solanum melongena L.) under protected condition was assessed with five pollination treatments viz., Apis mellifera L., Apis cerana F., Tetragonula iridipennis S., open pollination and control (pollinator exclusion). Comparative foraging activity and pollination efficiency index of the pollinators was recorded along
Parameswara Reddy   +2 more
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Brinjal: Exploring the multifaceted history, biology, and culinary delights of the Brinjal

ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal
Brinjal, also known as aubergine, is a delicious and versatile member of the nightshade family, similar to potatoes and tomatoes. With a long history that dates back to India and Southeast Asia, it goes by a range of names and colours, from classic purple to brilliant green and white.
Aaqib Ayub, Sandeep Chopra
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Development of brinjal variety Gujarat Junagadh Long Brinjal-4 in Gujarat state

International Journal of Farm Sciences, 2018
A genotype Gujarat Junagadh Long Brinjal-4 (GJLB-4) was identified superior and was evaluated under state and coordinated trials during 2008–09 to 2013–14 at various locations along with check varieties viz Gujarat Oblong Brinjal-1 (GOB-1) and Gujarat Brinjal Long-1 (GBL-1).
RK Rathod   +3 more
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Characterization and evaluation of brinjal genotypes

Madras Agricultural Journal, 2008
An experiment was carried out at Golden Jubilee Block, Kumbapur Farm, Dharwad to evaluate ninety brinjal genotypes. Twelve quantitative characters were analysed and had shown significance for all the characters. Among 90 brinjal genotypes the top ranking five genotypes in terms of yield in descending order are DBC-75-KA (3280.00g), DBC-38-HA (3615.00g),
RAMESH BABU S, PATIL R.V
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Diseases of Brinjals (Eggplant) and Their Management

2020
Eggplant is rich in nutrients and supplies vital vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber to the human diet, especially in the rainy season, when other vegetables are in short supply for the rural and urban poor. It also has low fat, zero cholesterol, and very low-calorie content. Damping-off is a term often given to the sudden death of seedlings.
Narender Kumar   +3 more
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