AGROMETEOROLOGY

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• Effect of soil moisture stress on growth light azimuth and yield of dryland sorghum

  H. P. DAS, A. N. KALE , A. S. PONKSHE

  261-264

• Effect of shelterbelt on the microclimate of the gram (Cicer arietinum) crop

  RAJ SINGH, O. P. BISHNOI, V. U. M. RAO, DIWAN SINGH

  173-178

• Effect of rainfall on growth and yield of rice in Konkan coast

  A. CHOWDHURY , H.P. DAS

  143-146

• Effect of rainfall on groundnut (Arachis hypogaes L) Yield over Rajkot district

  A. CHOWDHURY , M. M. DANDEKAR

  353-356

• Effect of planting seasons and the associated weather conditions on the incidence of the rice gall midge pachydiplosis oryzae (Wood-Mason)

  B. THOMAS, C. C. ABRAHAM, K. KARUNAKARAN , R. GOPALAKRISHNAN

  237-240

• EFFECT OF MACROFLORA ON PERIGLACIAL ENVIRONMENT OF HIMALAYAS

  RC PATHAK

  123-124

• EFFECT OF DRY AND WET SPELLS ON THE YIELD OF GROUNDNUT CROP ON VERTISOLS

  S. R. GHADEKAR

  413-415

• Effect of climatic variables on rice yield and its forecast

  R. C. JAIN, RANJANA AGRAWAL, M. P. JHA

  591-596

• Dryland farming under limited water resources

  RP SAMUI, AL JOG

  401-406

• Dry spell probability by Markov chain model and its application to crop developmental stages

  U. S. VICTOR, P. S. N. SASTRY

  479-484

• DRY MATTER PRODUCTION IN RELATION TO PAN EVAPORATION AND AIR TEMPERATURE IN PEARLMILLET (PENNISETUM AMERICANUM)

  O. P. BISHNOI, RAM NIWAS, SURENDER SINGH, RAJ SINGH

  100-101

• DRY AND WET SPELL PROBABILITY BY MARKOV CHAIN MODEL FOR AGRICULTURAL PLANNING AT PARBHANI

  P. S. PAWAR, A.U. WAIKAR , U. M. KHODKE

  589-592

• Drought analysis in southern region of Tamil Nadu using meteorological and remote sensing indices

  B. LALMUANZUALA, NK. SATHYAMOORTHY, S. KOKILAVANI, R. JAGADEESWARAN, BALAJI KANNAN

  973-988

• DOES GEOMETRY OF CROP AFFECT THERMAL REQUIREMENT OF MUSTARD CROP: AN ANALYSIS OF INDIAN MUSTARD

  MANISHA TAMTA, RAVI KIRAN, ANIL SHUKLA, A. S. NAIN

  630-634

• DIURNAL ENERGY BALANCE STUDIES OVER WHEAT USING BOWEN RATIO ENERGY BALANCE METHOD

  A.S. Mokate, M. C. VARSHNEYA, T. R .V. NAIDU

  333-336

• Distribution of dew and its importance in moisture balance for rabi crops in India

  A. CHOWDHURY, H. P. DAS , R. K. MUKHOPADHYAY

  37-44

• Different statistical models based on weather parameters in Navsari district of Gujarat

  YogeshAshok Garde, KB Banakara, HR Pandya

  795-806

• Deriving PAR use efficiency of wet season rice from bright sunshine hour data and canopy characteristics

  SUMAN SAMANTA, SAON BANERJEE, ASIS MUKHERJEE, PULAK KUMAR PATRA , PRAMITIK CHAKRABORTY

  347-356

• Dependance of soybean yield on crop evapotranspiration, crop duration and rainfall

  H. P. DAS, A. D. PUJARI , A. CHOWDHURY

  503-506

• Curvilinear Study on the effect of weather on growth of Sugarcane

  M. GANGOPADHYAYA, R. P. SARKER

  215-226

• Cropping potential or the red-laterite-gravelly belt of West Bengal based on moisture availability index and soil characteristics

  JAYANTA SARKAR, B. C. BISWAS

  295-300

• Cropping pattern of Konkan region on the basis of probabilistic rainfall and soil characteristics

  B.C. BISWAS, R. D. PHADTARE

  133-140

• Crop-weather relationships of sugarcane under different manurial treatments

  RUPA KUMAR

  223-226

• Crop-coefficients of tomato as derived using monolithic weighing type lysimeter in mid hill region of Meghalaya

  MOUTUSI TAHASHILDAR, PRADIP K. BORA, LALA I. P. RAY , VISHRAM RAM

  723-732

• Crop yields as influenced by agricultural droughts- A water balance approach

  SR PATEL, ASRAS SASTRI, VK GUPTA, BR CHANDRAVANSHI

  341-342

• Crop yield in India in relation to EI-Nino

  A. CHOWDHURY

  127-132

• Crop growth as an indicator of the final yield – Wheat crop

  P.S. SREENIVASAN

  161-166

• CROP COEFFICIENT FOR WHEAT CROP AT SELECTED LOCATIONS IN INDIA

  S. B. GAONKAR, S. A. TIRPANKAR

  295-296

• Crop attributes as an indicator of the final yield- Wheat in jalgaon and Niphad

  P. S. SREENIVASAN

  232-236

• Cotton phenology and production response to sowing time, row orientation and plant spacing using CROPGRO-cotton model

  ABHISHEK DHIR, R. K. PAL, P. K. KINGRA, S. K. MISHRA, S. S. SANDHU

  627-634

• Contribution of water and radiation to growth and yield of pearl millet in Deccan plateau - A case study

  A. S. BALLAL , H. P. DAS

  685-690

• Consumptive use pattern of mustard (Brassica Juncea L) under different soil and climatic environments

  A. CHOWDHURY, H. P. DAS , S. D. GAIKWAD

  245-252

• COMPARISON OF THE MONTHLY AND SEASONAL ESTIMATES OF POTENTIAL EVAPOTRANSPIRATION FOR COIMBATORE STATION OF TAMILNADU USING DIFFERENT METHODS

  S. P. RAMANATHAN , S. KOKILAVANI

  681-684

• Comparison of measured and estimated crop evapotranspiration over Egypt

  MH OMAR, AM MEHANNA

  153-158

• Comparison of JULES simulated soil moisture over Indian region

  HASHMI FATIMA , M. N. RAGHAVENDRA SREEVATHSA

  415-424

• Comparison of evapotranspiration models

  R. K. MALL, B. R. D. GUPTA

  119-126

• COMPARISON OF CANOPY TEMPERATURE BASED WATER STRESS INDICES IN WHEAT CROP

  SUBHASH CHANDRA BHAN, O. P. BISHNOI , V. U. M. RAO

  131-132

• COMPARATIVE STUDY ON WATER AND HEAT UNIT REQUIREMENT OF FINGER MILLET (ELEUSINE CORACANA G.) IN DIFFERENT AGROCLIMATIC REGIONS

  I.J. VERMA, H.P. DAS, R. BALASUBRAMANIAN, V.N JADHAV

  167-172

• Comparative study of ground recharge rates in parts of Indo-Gangetic and Sabarmati alluvial plains

  P.S. DATTA, B. I. DESAI , S.K. GUPTA

  129-133

• Comparative studies on energy balance components and their inter relations on soybean crop and bare soil in kharif season at Pune situated in semi-arid tract

  R. P. SAMUI, S. S. MONDAL , A. K. DHOTRE

  319-328

• Comparative analysis of SMLR, ANN, Elastic net and LASSO based models for rice crop yield prediction in Uttarakhand

  PARUL SETIYA, AJEET SINGH NAIN, ANURAG SATPATHI

  191-196

• Commencement of growing season and productivity groundnut in Rajkot district

  NN SRIVASTAVA, US VICTOR , BV RAMANARAO

  43-46

• Coffee yield forecasting using climate indices based agrometeorological model in Kerala

  M. JAYAKUMAR , M. RAJAVEL

  309-316

• Climatology of the Crop Seasons of India_2. Wheat

  A. K. MALLIK

  39-48

• Climatology of the Crop Seasons of India- I. Rice

  A. K. MALLIK

  555-564

• Climatological water requirement of ground nut (Arachis hypogaea L.) under Nagpur agro-climatic conditions in Kharif, rabi and summer seasons

  SR GHADEKAR , VP PATIL

  71-74

• Climatological factors in relation to dryland agriculture

  D. RAJ

  159-162

• Climatic water balance for assessment of growing season in the eastern Indian state of Bihar

  A. SATTAR, S. A. KHAN, SAON BANERJEE

  569-580

• Climatic potential for crop production at some stations in arid zone of India

  B. C. BISWAS, N. N. KHAMBETE

  77-80

• Climatic factors influencing agriculture in the low rainfall tract of Bellary in Mysore State

  B. RAMANATH, D. HAYAVADANA RAO, S. B. PRABHANJAN RAO, BALVIR VERMA

  153-158