Stability, Adaptability Analysis of Wheat Genotypes by AMMI with BLUP for Restricted Irrigated Multi Location Trials in Peninsular Zone of India

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"Stability, Adaptability Analysis of Wheat Genotypes by AMMI with BLUP for Restricted Irrigated Multi Location Trials in Peninsular Zone of India"
written by Ajay Verma, Gyanendra Pratap Singh,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.12 No.3, 2021

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