Amanullah

TL;DR: It was depicted that high temperature severely reduced the pollen fertility, anther dehiscence, pollen retention, germination and metabolites synthesis in pollens of both rice cultivars, and exogenous application of various plant growth regulators assuaged the adverse effects of high temperature.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that high-temperature stress was detrimental for grain appearance and milling qualities and that both HDT and HNT reduced the grain length, grain width, grain area, head rice percentage and milled rice percentage but increased the chalkiness percentage and percent area of endosperm chalkiness in both cultivars compared with ambient temperature (AT).

TL;DR: It can be concluded that water stress markedly reduced all the important traits of Kentucky bluegrass, however, proper nutritional management treatment resulted in the best compensatory performance under drought assuaging its adversity up to some extent and may be considered in formulating good feasible and cost-effective practices for the environmental circumstances related to those of this study.

TL;DR: The findings imply that PSB inoculation can counteract the antagonistic effect of soil calcification on bioavailable P when it is applied using both mineral and organic sources, although organic sources support this process more efficiently than do mineral P sources.

TL;DR: It is suggested that maize production can be maximized through high plant density and high N split application, and delayed in the phenological characteristics while increasing the number of leaves and seeds plant−1, and number of ears 100 plants−1 through high rate and split application of N results in maximum yield of maize at Peshawar.