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Natural cross-pollination is both a boon and bane for pigeonpea breeders
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Thu, 22 Aug 2019 19:01:32 -0400
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Natural cross-pollination is both a boon and bane for pigeonpea breeders 
R Sultana, KB Saxena - Legume Research (TSI), 2019

ABSTRACT
Natural cross-pollination in pigeonpea, mediated by insects, is a universal phenomenon with the first report appearing in 1919. In this paper the present scenario of cross-pollination in pigeonpea has been reviewed along with its pros and cons in the modern pigeonpea breeding programmes.

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