Publications by authors named "Radha Krishna Jha"
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- Population growth and bad farming practices have harmed the environment and made farming harder.
- A study looked at how special fungi called mycorrhizae can help improve beetroot crops by testing different types.
- The best results for beetroot came from using a mix of mycorrhizae, showing that more variety can lead to healthier plants, but it also depends on the soil quality.
Carrot is a vital supply of dietary fiber, vitamins, and carotenoids, and it is also rich in antioxidants and minerals. Soil salinity significantly reduces the yield and quality of carrots. Mycorrhiza inoculum (AMF) is known to improve morphological and biochemical traits of vegetables even under saline conditions.
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