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GROWTH AND YIELD OF CHICKPEA UNDER ELEVATED CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION

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Table 1. Plant growth parameters of chickpea grown at ambient (CA, 370±20 µl l-1) and elevated CO2 (CE, 550±50µl l-1) concentration.
Table 2. Total sugars, starch, nitrogen, carbon concentration and C/N ratio in chickpea plants grown at ambient(CA, 370±20 µl l-1) and elevated CO2 (CE, 550±50 µl l-1) concentration.
Fig. 1. Effect of elevated CO2 on sucrose content in chickpeaat different days of exposure

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