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S. Roy Chowdhury
Researcher at Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Publications - 24
Citations - 253
S. Roy Chowdhury is an academic researcher from Indian Council of Agricultural Research. The author has contributed to research in topics: Null (mathematics) & Corchorus capsularis. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 21 publications receiving 220 citations. Previous affiliations of S. Roy Chowdhury include Central Tuber Crops Research Institute & University of Burdwan.
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Effect of N application on its utilization and gaseous exchange in cat tail ( Typha elephantina ) under waterlogged condition
TL;DR: There was significant increase in leaf yield when N was applied @ 90 kg ha−1 N level as basal dosage as compared to later stage (3 or 6 months) of crop growth, which corroborated superior N fertilizer utilization ability of Typha under waterlogged condition.
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Growth and yield of over-aged rice (Oryza sativa) seedlings under different nitrogen levels in waterlogged situations
TL;DR: The panicle length, spikelet number/panicle, panicle weight and number of filled grains/panicles showed significant improvement in older seedlings than younger seedlings of 30 days old, suggesting importance of dry matter partitioning efficiency than total dry matter production efficiency for improvement of yield in waterlogged areas.
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A Retrospective Study of Complications in Cranioplasty: 7-Year Period.
TL;DR: Retrospective study of 7-year period of 63 patients including both male and female found that highest experienced complications were seizures and dural tear and all the complications were managed successfully.
Delineation of Waterlogged areas using Spatial Techniques for Suitable Crop Management in Eastern India
S. Roy Chowdhury,A. K. Nayak,P. S. Brahmanand,Rajeeb K. Mohanty,Soumendra Chakraborty,Ajay Kumar,S.K. Ambast +6 more
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Studies on performance of rice as influenced by drainage in Eastern India
P. S. Brahmanand,Souvik Ghosh,Dinesh Chandra,R. B. Singandhupe,S. Roy Chowdhury,N Sahoo,G. P. Reddy,A. R. Khan +7 more
TL;DR: Crop growth rate and nitrogen use efficiency were found to be higher when drainage was given at the tillering stage, and drainage at the panicle initiation stage recorded the lowest grain yield.