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    Coir dust and river silt as fillers in the reclamation of marshy lands('Kaipad' lands)
    (1966-04) Sankaranarayanan; Balakrishnan Nambiar, C.K.; Pandalai, K.M.
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    Mineral Nutrition of Root (Wilt) Affected Coconut Palm
    (2007-02) Pillai, N.G.; Balakrishnan Nambiar, C.K.; Mathew, A.S.; Kamalakshi Amma, P.G.; Robert Cecil; Ramanandan, P.L.; Kamala Devi, C.B.; Wahid, P.A.
    The mineral nutrition of root (wilt) affected coconut palm was thoroughly investigated by carrying out a nutritional survey, collecting soil and leaf samples of perfeotly healthy and diseased palms covering all the major coconut growing soil groups of Kerala State. The chemical analyses of these samples for both macro and micronutrients confirmed the accumulation of NPK in diseased palms. Nitrogen status of soils of disease affected tracts is higher -than that of Healthy soils. Among the secondary nutrients, deficiency of S is. evident. Imbalances in cationio ratios viz. K/Na, K/Mg, K/(Ca+Mg) and K/(Na+Ca+Mg): and anionio ratios via. P/S and N/S are quite apparent. Similarly, the defioienoies of Fe, Mn, Mo and Zn in particular in diseased palms are the other findings of great importance.
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    Mineral Nutrition of Root (Wilt) Affected Coconut Palm
    (1975-09) Pillai, N.G.; Balakrishnan Nambiar, C.K.; Mathew, A.S.; Kamalakshi Amma, P.G.; Robert Cecil, S.; Ramanandan, P.L.; Kamala Devi, C.B.; Wahid, P.A.
    The mineral nutrition of root (wilt) affected coconut palm was thoroughly investigated by carrying out a nutritional survey, collecting soil and leaf samples of perfeotly healthy and diseased palms covering all the major coconut growing soil groups of Kerala State. The chemical analyses of these samples for both macro and micronutrients confirmed the accumulation of NPK in diseased palms. Nitrogen status of soils of disease affected tracts is higher -than that of Healthy soils. Among the secondary nutrients, deficiency of S is. evident. Imbalances in cationio ratios viz. K/Na, K/Mg, K/(Ca+Mg) and K/(Na+Ca+Mg): and anionio ratios via. P/S and N/S are quite apparent. Similarly, the defioienoies of Fe, Mn, Mo and Zn in particular in diseased palms are the other findings of great importance.
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    Studies on shelf-life of coconut poonac
    (2007) Rajasekharan, N.; Balakrishnan Nambiar, C.K.; Janardhanan Pillai, K.K.

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