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This book, Crop Production Technology: Kharif Crops, is a dedicated effort to address the issue of complex language in agricultural literature. The language used in this book is straightforward and easy to understand, ensuring that all students can benefit from its content. This publication has been designed according to the syllabus of ICAR, which is followed by most state agricultural universities. Some universities have made minor modifications to the syllabus, but the book remains relevant to students and teachers across various disciplines. It is hoped that this book will meet the needs...

The book Crop Production Technology: Rabi Crops is a sincere effort to provide information on the subject in a clear and concise manner. It has been written in simple language to ensure that all students can gain a thorough understanding of the material. The publication has been designed in accordance with the syllabus set by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and is followed by most state agricultural universities. Some universities have made minor modifications to the syllabus, but the book remains a valuable resource for students in these institutions as well.

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi are widespread and agronomically important plant symbiont and often stimulate plant uptake of nutrients such as P, Zn, Cu, and Fe in deficient soils and increases resistance of plants to heavy metals and salts. Plants with coarsely branched roots and with few or no root hairs are expected to be more dependent on mycorrhizal fungi than are plants with finely branched root systems. Scanty information is available on the role of AM fungi on the growth and nutrient uptake of maize especially in soils of India which are generally phosphorus deficient or have an...