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Saiyyeda Firdous
Assistant Professor Grade 1
VIT School for Agricultural Innovations and Advanced Learning
Saiyyeda.firdous@vit.ac.in (Work)
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ZINC ALLOCATION AND ITS RE-TRANSLOCATION IN WHEAT AT DIFFERENT GROWTH STAGES
Saiyyeda Firdous
,
B Agarwal K
and
Vandana Chhabra
2020
Report
Identification and Characterization of Novel Abiotic Stress Tolerant Genes by Whole Genome Re-sequencing
S David Einstein Mariya
,
Parthasarathi Theivasigamani
and
Saiyyeda Firdous
2020
Book Chapter
Effect of B Application on Grain Yield Production and Its Movement in Soil at Different Growth Stages in Rice
B Agarwal K
,
Saiyyeda Firdous
and
Arvind Kumar
2018
Articles
Impact of boron application on wheat yield
Saiyyeda Firdous
,
B Agarwal K
and
D Shahi K
2018
Articles
Movement and availability of Zn in soil at different growth stage of rice
Saiyyeda Firdous
and
BK Agarwal
2018
Articles
Zinc-fertilization effects on wheat yield and yield components
Saiyyeda Firdous
,
B Agarwal K
and
V Chhabra
2018
Book Chapter
The Effect of Zinc Fertilization on Rice Productivity and Economics in Acid Alfisol of Jharkhand , India
Saiyyeda Firdous
,
B Agarwal K
,
...
,
Shashi Bhushan
(4 authors)
2018
Articles
Boron Translocation Study in Terms of its Content at Different Growth Stages in Rice Boron Translocation Study in Terms of its Content at Different Growth Stages in Rice
Saiyyeda Firdous
,
Binay Agarwal Kumar
and
D Shahi K
2016
Articles
STUDIES ON BORON (B) AND ZINC (Zn) AVAILABILITY UNDER RICE–WHEAT SYSTEM IN ALFISOL
Saiyyeda Firdous
2015
Articles
Soil test crop response studies on Menthol mint (Mentha arvensis L.) in Mollisol of North India.
Sobaran Singh
,
Saiyyeda Firdous
and
Poonam Gangola
2014
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