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  • A Qualitative Survey of Nodulating Ability of Legumes of Pakistan 
    Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ahmed (Department of Botany University of Karachi, 1985-06-01)
    The present report nodulation survey of 115 legumes out of which 20 belonged to caesalpiniaceae, 16 belonged to mimosaceae and 79 belonged to Papilionaceae. Percentage of nodulation in caesalpiniaceae, mimosaceae and ...
  • Quality Improvement in Vegetables 
    Prof. Karamullah H. Agha (Department of Agronomy, Sind Agriculture University, tandojam Sind Pakistan, 1987-09-30)
    The vegetable industry contributes heavily to the national economy. In addition to the farmer’s role, millions of people are involved in processing, transporting, and marketing of vegetables and in maturfucturing and ...
  • Quantitative Survey of Population Trends of Heliothis Armigera and its Natural Enemies on Various Plants in Hyderabad Distt 
    Dr. Mohammad Khan Lohar (Department of Entomology, Sind Agriculture University Tandojam, 1989-12-31)
    Present studies on the quantitative survey of Population trends of Heliathis armigera and its natural enemies on various host plants in Hyderabad district were conducted during a period of one year and four months i.e., ...
  • Quantum State Measurement 
    Prof. Muhammad Suhaill Zubairy, Ashfaq Hussain Khosa (PSF, 1999-01-09)
    In twentieth century the quantum theory of physics has been a fascinating playground to study the nature of electromagnetic radiations and matter. In this subject, the forces on atom by light have received much theoretical ...
  • Quark Aspects of Nuclear Physics 
    Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy (Physics Department QAU, 1988-02-01)
    ABSTRACT The spin as well as spin-average, twist-two structure function of the deuteron are calculated in a version of the convolution model which incorporates relativistic and binding energy corrections. A simple ...
  • Radiation Induced Defects in Semiconductors 
    Abdul Muqeet (Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad, 1991-01-01)
    Radiation-induced defects in semiconductors is an important field of research. The study of radiation effects on the deep levels in semiconductors is very interesting both from the point of view of electronic device ...
  • RECOMMENDED STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR SSGC FUTURE GAS PIPELINE PROJECTS 
    Butt, Professor Dr. Muhammad Arif; Khan, Professor Dr. ljaz Hussain; Ahmad, Professor Dr. Javaid; Butt, Engr. Akbar Niaz; Ahmad, Dr. Rafiq; Inam, Engr. Aqil; Majeed, Engr. Usman (UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB,, 2007)
  • Report of the Pesticides research Project 
    Dr. S. N. Hasnain (Department of Biochemistry, University of Karachi, 1979-01-01)
    Economy of Pakistan depends on agriculture, but unfortunately the yield per acre of food and cash crops is considered to be among the lowest in the world. The loss caused by plant diseases, insects, pests, weeds and rodents ...
  • Ricci Collineations of Spacetimes 
    Dr. Muhammad Ziad (Department of Mathematics, Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad, 1999-07-14)
    In accord with the early observations of Noether, the existence of certain geometric symmetry properties described by continuous groups of motions or homotheties or Ricci collineations lead to conservation laws in the form ...
  • Role of Calcium in renal Stone Formation in Pakistan 
    Prof. Farakh A. Khan (P.G.M.I, 1988-01-01)
    Pakistan, from times immemorial, is an endemic stone area of the world. Unfortunately, little original work on stone disease has emerged from our institutions. This project was launched with ...
  • Screening and Isolation of Metal Resistant Bacteria to be Used for Environmental Pollution 
    Dr. Nuzhat Ahmed (Genetics Department University of Karachi, 1992-01-01)
    A total of 35 isolates were isolated from metal contaminated sites as reported in the first report. Most of the isolates showed resistance against copper, zinc and ferric after treatment with EDTA except eight of these, ...
  • Seroprevalence of Various Infectious Bronchitis Virus Strains in Chickens 
    Dr. Muhammad Akram Muneer (College of Veterinary Sciences Lahore, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, 1994-01-01)
    A total of 2320 blood samples and 409 egg samples were analyzed for the presence of antibodies to various strains of avian infectious bronchitis virus (AIBA). For this purpose, commercial broiler, broiler breeder, commercial ...
  • Shore Erosion Studies 
    Dr.S. M. A. Tirmizi (Department of Physics University of Karachi, 1979-01-01)
    This research work was undertaken to do the preliminary survey for the study of shore erosion and siltation along the coast of Karachi. A stretch of about twenty miles, starting from Manora and in the West upto about 25 ...
  • Shore Erosion Studies of Pakistan Coast in the Vicinity of Karachi 
    Dr. S. M. A. Trimizi (PSF, 1983-01-01)
    This research work was undertaken to study the process of shore erosion along the coast of Karachi. The area under investigation is the coastline from Manora Island to Cape Monze. Six different locations in this area were ...
  • Silicans form Locally Available Silicate Minerals 
    Dr. M. Mazhar (Department of Chemistry, Quaid-i-Azam University, Isalamabad, 1988-09-30)
    Samples of mineral silicates were collected and analysed to establish their composition. Trimethylsilylation of these mineral silicates was studied in different experimental conditions to give the optimum yield of ...
  • Soil management and alfalfa production in Azad Kashmir. 
    Ilyas., Dr. Mohammad (PSF, 1997-06-30)
    This report evaluates the current land use system ofthe agricultural land ofAzad Jammu & Kashmir (AJI<) and suggests some alternatives. In most parts ofAzad Kashmir continual cultivation of wheat and maize crops in ...
  • SOLAR TENr FOR SNOW BOUND AREAS 
    A. MALIK, LEC MUNAWWAR (PSF, 1996-01-01)
    1. Snow bound areas have acute shortage of energy resources during extremely cold weather for ?arming their houses. The situation is further aggravated due to absence of road communication in these conditions. The local ...
  • Somaclonal Variation in Sugarcane Through Tissue Culture and Subsequent Screening for Salt Tolerance 
    Prof. Dr. Hamid Ullah Khan (Department of Plant Breeding and Genetics, Faculty of Agriculture, Gomal University, Dera Ismil Khan, 1999-06-14)
    The arid zones of Dera Ismail Khan (NWFP) has great potential for growing agricultural crops. Due to commissioning of Chashma Right Bank Canal, about 0.2 million hectare of land is being irrigated. However, salinity is the ...
  • Some Aspects of Thermonuclear Fusion 
    G. (PSF, 1987-10-31)
  • Some Physio-Chemical Studies on Alternate Bearing in Apple in Azad Kashmir 
    Dr. Yusuf Ali (University college of Agriculture, Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir, 1998-07-06)
    This project was conducted during 1996-98 to study the effect of cultural practices on the alternate bearing on apple in apple growing districts Rawalakot and Bagh of Azad Jammu & Kashmir. Ringing and bending showed a ...

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