• Soil management and alfalfa production in Azad Kashmir. 

  Ilyas., Dr. Mohammad (PSF, 1997-06-30)

  This report evaluates the current land use system ofthe agricultural land ofAzad Jammu & Kashmir (AJI<) and suggests some alternatives. In most parts ofAzad Kashmir continual cultivation of wheat and maize crops in ...
• IMPROVEMENT OF SALT TOLERANCE IN SOME IMPORTANT PULSE CROPS 

  BOKHARI, DR. M.H. (PSF, 1991-01-01)

  Cons1derable efforts have made in the last two decades to develop salt tolerant cultivars/lines of important crops. This has been done in view of the evidence that select10n and breeding for salt tolerance is an efficient ...
• Identification and control of plant parasitic nematoues associated with nee using organic amendments in Thatta district, Sindh. 

  Khan, Dr Aty (PSF, 1999-05-31)

  Rice is the most important food crop of the world being staple food for more than half of the world's population. lt is infested· by a number of pathogens including nematodes which eventually reduce its yield. During the ...
• Atmospheric AND WATER POLLUTION STUDIES OF THE URBAN AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS OF PAKISTAN. 

  Ahmad, Dr.Noor (PSF, 1982-03-31)

  Industrialisation of a country is a symbol of dQvelopment, more are the industries in a country, more developed it is. 1hese industries are being installed near big cities etc and du8 to these industries there is likely ...
• Biological Control of Termites with (a) Pheromones (b) Pathogenic Fungi 

  Unknown author (1978-01-01)

  Termites are one of the ?ost devostating pests of cellulose materials. Until recently, insecticides have been employed to erradicate the pests, but these chemical compounds are liable to damage plantation, animal life ...

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