Mangalore University campus at Mangalagangothri, located about 20 km to the south-east of the historic coastal town of Mangalore, sets the tone for the educational endeavours of the three districts under the jurisdiction of the University. It is a picturesque campus that sprawls over 353 acres, overlooking the confluence of the river Nethravathi with the Arabian Sea on one side, and the cloud-capped Western Ghats on the other. It grew out of a modest Postgraduate Centre of the University of Mysore to become the focal point of an independent University in 1980.
| Title | Response of groundnut and Blackgram crops to methods and quantities of zinc and Boron micronutrient application in coastal zone of Karnataka state |
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| Researcher | Sudhir Kamath K.V. |
| Guide(s) | Dr. Krishna Kumar G. |
| Keywords | Blackgram crops Boron Micronutrient Application Groundnut zinc Sulphate |
| University | Mangalore University |
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