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A RE VIEW ON BI OTIC STRESS BREED ING IN OKRA: CON STRAINTS AND RE CENT APPROACHES

Kumar et al.

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14786104376929767584
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Kumar S
Kumar A
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VOLUME 15 SPECIAL ISSUE YEAR 2020

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Okra is a significant vegetable that is cultivated all over the world, mostly for its nutritious tender fruits. Biotic stress on okra, such as YVMV, ELCV, cercospora leaf spot, powdery mildew, Jassid, fruit borer, and mite spot, results in significant loss. The only workable …
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