BREAD WHEAT RESPONSE TO HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS FOR PRODUCTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN REGIONS OF UZBEKISTAN

D.T. JURAEV, O.A. AMANOV, SH.D. DILMURODOV, A.X. MEYLIEV, BOYSUNOV, A. BURONOV, D.X. AMINOVA, and S.M. TURAEVA Citation: Juraev DT, Amanov OA, Dilmurodov SHD, Meyliev AX, Boysunov, Buronov A, Aminova DX, Turaeva SM (2024). Bread wheat response to heat stress conditions for productivity in the Southern Regions of Uzbekistan. SABRAO J.

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SABRAO Journal of Breeding and Genetics
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.54910/sabrao2024.56.5.8
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Agriculture and Biological Studies
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BREAD WHEAT RESPONSE TO HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS FOR PRODUCTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN REGIONS OF UZBEKISTAN

D.T. JURAEV
4 citations
SABRAO Journal of Breeding and Genetics
Agriculture and Biological Studies
5.37
article

BREAD WHEAT RESPONSE TO HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS FOR PRODUCTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN REGIONS OF UZBEKISTAN

D.T. JURAEV
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4 citations

Abstract

D.T. JURAEV, O.A. AMANOV, SH.D. DILMURODOV, A.X. MEYLIEV, BOYSUNOV, A. BURONOV, D.X. AMINOVA, and S.M. TURAEVA Citation: Juraev DT, Amanov OA, Dilmurodov SHD, Meyliev AX, Boysunov, Buronov A, Aminova DX, Turaeva SM (2024). Bread wheat response to heat stress conditions for productivity in the Southern Regions of Uzbekistan. SABRAO J.

SABRAO Journal of Breeding and GeneticsVol. 56(5)
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Agriculture and Biological Studies
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