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1985 articles
- Effect of Planofix (Naphthalene-Acetic acid) growth hormone on fruit shedding, yield of seed cotton and its components.
- Calibration of cotton seed drill.
- Effect of calcium, sulfur and organic matter on the availability of phosphorus.
- Response of cotton to phosphorus in silt loam soils of southern Punjab.
- Phenotypic and genotypic correlation analysis of some economic characters in advanced progenies of G. hirsutum L.
- Combined effect of micronaire and pressley strength characteristics on spinning performance in Pakistan cottons.
- Assessment of wear quality of fabrics with special reference to those made from cotton/synthetic blends.
- The effect of spacer (cradle opening) break draft and roller setting on yarn performance.
- Availability of phosphorus as affected by different sources.
- Response of cotton to phosphorus in sandy loam soils of Punjab.
- Effect of growth regulating hormone 'Atonik' on shedding of fruiting forms, yield of seed cotton and its components.
- Study of heterosis and combining ability in cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.).
- Identification of parents for use in hybrid cotton programme in Pakistan.
- Combining ability analysis for yield and yield components in Gossypium hirsutum.
- Estimation of combining ability effects in Gossypium hirsutmm crosses
- Supply response of cotton in Punjab: A time series analysis
- Infestation of spotted bollworms in relation to age and moisture content of cotton bolls in Sind
- Relative toxicity of ten insecticides against cotton leaf roller (sylepta derogates F-Lep: Pyralidae) at Tarnab, Peshawar.
- Pheromones for the control of cotton pests in Pakistan.
- Hybrid Cotton Development.