Physiological disorders in fruits in arid region- A review
Keywords:
Physiological disorder, ber, pomegranate, bael, figAbstract
Physiological disorder are distinguished from other disorders in that they are not caused by living organisms, but are caused by non- living, abiotic situations and cause a deviation from normal growth. Most of them are not reversible once they have occurred. The present review attempts to address this issue taking into account the fruit in general and fruits of arid region in particular.Downloads
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