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Growing Watermelon(Citrullus lanatus)under saline environment
ISBN-13: 9783659788918 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 96 str.
Growing Watermelon(Citrullus lanatus)under saline environment
ISBN-13: 9783659788918 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 96 str.
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Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus Thanb. Mavs.) is a monoecious, cross-pollinated crop, annual, one of the twelfth species from the family Cucurbitaceae, a major vegetable crop family. Area of Pakistan under watermelon production is about 30,000 hectares having production of 150,000 tons annually. Overall, Pakistan stands on 25th position in the world in term of watermelon production and 17th position on area vise with area of 27,200 hectares and produces 406,000 tons of it annually. A loss of PKR 20 million per year has been estimated on the salt affected soils of Pakistan because of decrease in agricultural products. About 6.67 million hectares of land in Pakistan is salt-affected and about 1.89 hectares is saline. An area of about 1.85 million hectares is permeable to saline-sodic and 1.39 million hectares is impermeable saline-sodic and naturally 0.028 million hectares is sodic while in Punjab 2.22 million hectares saline patches. There was a dire need to work on the issue to fill the gape between the potential and actual yield owing to abiotic stresses.
Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus Thanb. Mavs.) is a monoecious, cross-pollinated crop, annual, one of the twelfth species from the family Cucurbitaceae, a major vegetable crop family. Area of Pakistan under watermelon production is about 30,000 hectares having production of 150,000 tons annually. Overall, Pakistan stands on 25th position in the world in term of watermelon production and 17th position on area vise with area of 27,200 hectares and produces 406,000 tons of it annually. A loss of PKR 20 million per year has been estimated on the salt affected soils of Pakistan because of decrease in agricultural products. About 6.67 million hectares of land in Pakistan is salt-affected and about 1.89 hectares is saline. An area of about 1.85 million hectares is permeable to saline-sodic and 1.39 million hectares is impermeable saline-sodic and naturally 0.028 million hectares is sodic while in Punjab 2.22 million hectares saline patches. There was a dire need to work on the issue to fill the gape between the potential and actual yield owing to abiotic stresses.
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