Titlebook: Climate Change and Management ofCool Season Grain Legume Crops; Shyam Singh Yadav,Robert Redden Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media

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Shyam Singh Yadav,Robert ReddenPresents the most comprehensive and up to date review of research on different cool season crops.Covers various aspects of production and management technology.Broad coverage of legumes compared to re

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-856-2four of which are primarily for human consumption. These crops are grown and utilized in over 100 countries, across all continents except Antarctica. In particular, dry pea, chickpea and lentil are a major protein source in the diet of the populations of South Asia. In relation to this, India, Pakis

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C.Brian Beherens,Reuven R. Levarylants. Drought, temperature extremes and saline soils are the most common abiotic stresses that plants encounter. Globally, approximately 22% of the agricultural land is saline, and areas under drought are already expanding and this is expected to increase further as a result of changing climates. O

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Understanding Interleaved Code, in incidence may be possible. Evidence from human diseases suggests that increases in diseases are occurring and in some cases this is reflected in increases in plant pathogens. However, models show that a variety of outcomes in plant disease incidence may occur and suggest that levels of disease w