Die Raps-Senf-Kulturen sind die bedeutendste Ölsaatenkultur in Indien, bestehend aus mehreren Brassica-Arten. Besonders B. juncea, der Indische Senf, dominiert den Anbau. Die wichtigsten Anbaustaaten sind Rajasthan, Haryana und Madhya Pradesh, wo B. juncea über 75 % der Produktion ausmacht.
Role of protein content of leaves on disease
Focusing on the agricultural significance of pearl millet, this book delves into its role as a staple grain in India, particularly in rural areas where its high nutritional value supports labor-intensive lifestyles. It addresses the challenge of blast disease caused by Pyricularia setariae, which severely affects crop yield in northern Madhya Pradesh. The text presents detailed data on blast severity across various districts, highlighting the correlation between humidity, rainfall, and disease progression, along with the performance of different millet entries in relation to blast resistance.