Fertility gradient approach was given by
A. B. V. Mehta
B. B. Ramamoorthy
C. A. B. Ghosh
D. B. Murthy
Answer: Option B
Solution(By Examveda Team)
Soil fertility gradient (SFG) is the spatial pattern of variability in soil. Fertility gradients were created by applying graded doses of fertilizer N, P and K on the strips.The experiment on the Fertility gradient was proposed and conducted by B. Ramamoorthy in 1967.
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