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Sarhad Journal of Agriculture Past Issues Sarhad Journal of Agriculture (SJA) The University of Agriculture, Peshawar List of Published Articles in Sarhad Journal of Agriculture (SJA) Since 1985 to 1994 VOL.1_No.1-1985 Sr. No. Title of the Article Keywords Discipline Authors Address THE RESPONSE OF SUNFLOWER PLANT Bashir Ahmad2 Mohammad NWFP POPULATIONS TO DIAMMONIUM Hussain Khan Paigham Agriculture 1 Agronomy PHOPHATE APPLICATIONS ON FALLOW Shah4 and Mohammad University LAND AND IN SUGAR-CANE CROP Karim Peshawar. Cereal Crops Research Institue, Aslam Khan1 Khan Rape and Mustard Proudction in Bannu, Pirsabak, 2 Agronomy Badshah2 Muhammad NWFP Nowshera 2 Saleem3 A.R.S., Serai Naurang, Bannu. NWFP Rahimdil Marwat, M. Performance of Triticale As Affected by Agriculture 3 Agronomy Hussain Khan, M. Karim & Nuber of Irrigations University Paigham Shah Peshawar. NWFP Said Rehman, Hohammad Effects of Number of Irrigation on Forage Agriculture 4 Agronomy Hussain Khan, Mohammad Sorgum Varieties University Karim and Paigham Shah Peshawar. NWFP To Study The Residual Effect of RiZvi, S.A. J.K Khattak and N. Agriculture 5 Phosphorus and Potassium on the Yield of Soil Science Ahmed University Subsequent Crop (Wheat) Peshawar. NWFP Influence of PH of the Medium on Growth S.K. Khalil N. Hussain and Agriculture 6 and Sporulation of the Entomopatogenic Entomology M.Naeem University Gungus Vertiicillium Lecanll Peshawar. Entomology ARI Tarnab , Peshawar, NWFP Agriculture Muhammad Zaman1 Karim University, 7 Natural Enemies of Jute Pests in Peshawar Ullah2 Fasihat Shah3 and Peshawar M. Sherin Khan4 Islamia College, Peshawar University. ARI Tarnab , Peshawar, The Influence of Some Nutritional Factors Nawab Khan Marwat1 Agriculture on the Resistance of Some new Rice 8 Mohammad Suleman2 and Technology Cultivars, Against the Attack of TryporyZa M. Sohail Farooq3 Department spp. Stemborers ADBP Islamabad University of Faisalabad Pakistan ARI The Impact of Anatomical Characters on Nawab Khan Marwat1 Tarnab , the Resistance of Some New Rice 9 Mahmood AyaZ Wahla2 and Peshawar, Cultivars, Against the Attack of TryporyZa Abdul Majeed3 Res. Inst. Kala Spp. Stemborers Shah Kaku , Lahore, Pakistan Agri. Res. Inst. Tarnab, The Association of Nitrogen (N) Peshawar Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K) With Nawab Khan Marwat1 Directorate of 10 the Resistance of Some new Rice Cultivars Mohammad Suleman2 and Agricultre, Against the Attack of Tryoprya spp. M. Sohail Farooq3 NWFP, Stemborers Agri.Tech.Dep tt. ADBP No.1 Islamabad Food and Agriculture, Effectiveness of Some Pesticides For the Tarnab, Control of Sugar Beet cur Worm, Agrotis Plant Protection/ Sana Ullah Khan Khattak1 Peshawar 11 Ypsilon Rott. (Lep; Noctuidae) in the Entomology and Naseer Hussain2 NWFP NWFP Province of Paistan Agriculture University, Peshawar. Red Flour Beetle: Development and Muhammad Hamed and NIFA Tarnab, 12 Agricultural Chemistry Losses in Various stored Food Stuffs Sana Ullah Khattak Peshawar NIFA Tarnab, Peshawar, Yield Per Plant and Grains per Plant of Shad Khan1 Mohammad NWFP 13 Sunflower as Affected by Transplantation Agronomy Hussain Paigham Shah and Agriculture and Direct Seeding in February and March Mohammad Tariq Jan University Peshawar, Pakistan. NWFP Performance of Short Duration Wheat Sherin Khan1 Mohammad Agriculture 14 Varieties Under Combined Levels of N and Agronomy Iqbal1 Khan Zada1 and University P FertiliZation Mohammad Jamil2 Peshawar. NIFA Some Studies on the Grain Quality Maqbool Ahmed and Z.M. 15 Peshawar, Characteristics of Rice Khalid Pakistan. NWFP Quality Changes and Acceptibility of Shamsul Munir, Food Science & Agriculture 16 Soymilk As Affected by Processing Mohammad Saeed and Technology University Methods and Storage Bakhtiar Hussain Peshawar. NWFP Agriculture University Rafiullah Khan and Raja I. Peshawar., 17 EnZymatic Tenderisation of Meat Tannous Food Tech.and Nut. A.U.B. Beirut (Lebanon). Food and The Fungal Flora of the Wheat Fields of Agriculture, 18 ` S. Anwar Shah NIFA Tarnab, Peshawar NWFP Distribution and Reaction of Wheat Mr. Ahmad Gul and Agriculture 19 Varieties to the Seed Gall Nematodes Plant Pathology Saifullah University Anguina Tritici (Steinbuch) Filipjev Peshawar. Sharafat Khan HafiZ NWFP Studies on the Germination and Growth Inayatullah Noor Badshah Agriculture 20 of Peach Cultivars, Peshawar Local and Horticulture and Mohammad Hussain University Seat Local Bhatti Peshawar. NWFP S. Mirajuddin Mashooq Ali The UtiliZation of Acetate and Citrate by Agriculture 21 Animal Husbandry Abdeul Hakim Tawaalbah Broiler Chicks University and Taj Mohammad Khan Peshawar. The effect of chemical Mutagens Ethyl Food and Methane Sulphonate (Ems) and Sodium Said Hassain and Tila Agriculture, 22 Azide (NaN3) on M1 Seedling Parameters Mohammad Tarnab, in Soybean Peshawar NWFP Studies of the Effects of Gamma Mohammad Siraj Plant Breeding & Agriculture 23 Irradiation on Stem Characters of Maize Swati,Hidayatur Rehman Genetics University (Zeamays L.) and Abdul Rafi Peshawar. NWFP Zahoor Ahmad Swati Habib- Polysaccharides in Relation to Some Plant Breeding & Agriculture 24 ul-Rehman and Hidayat-ur- Agronomic Characteristics of Wheat Genetics University Rahman Peshawar. NWFP Hidayat-ur-Rahman Habibul Effect of CytoZyme on Some Important Plant Breeding & Agriculture 25 Rehman Mian and Zahoor Characteristics of MaiZe Genetics University Ahmed Swati Peshawar. NWFP Studies of Interrelationships between Plant Breeding & Farhatullah, Saeedul Hasan Agriculture 26 yield and its comonents in Maize Genetics and Mohammad Tariq Jan University Peshawar. NWFP Relationship of Phoatosynthetic Area Plant Breeding & Hidayat-ur-Rahman and Agriculture 27 With Yield and Yield Components in Genetics Abdul Rafi University Wheat Peshawar. NWFP Effect of Boron and Zinc FertiliZation on M. Shah, J.K. Khattak and Agriculture 28 Soil Science the Yield of MaiZe S.A. RiZvi University Peshawar. NWFP S. Mirajuddin Din and F. Agriculture 29 The Nutritive Value of Wheat Bread Animal Husbandry Begum University Peshawar. VOL.1_No.2_1985 Sr. No. Title of the Article Keywords Discipline Authors Address The Wyoming Rearing of Ageneotettix deorum (Scudder) University, Mohammad Ullah and R.E. 1 (Acrididae: Orthoptera) Diet of Different Entomolgy Laramie, Pfadt Combination under Laboratory Condition Wyoming, USA Role of Different Levels of Potassium on Population Densities of Cabbage Aphids, Gul NawaZ Marwat, ImtiaZ ARI, Tarnab, 2 Brevicoryne Brassicae L. on Sarsoon and Ahmad and Sakina Khatoon Peshawar Its Yield Poetential Insects, ARI, Tarnab, Sugarcane, Peshawar, Field Evaluation of Certain Pesticides For Chemical Gul NawaZ Mrwat, and S.K. NWFP 3 Efficient and Economical Control of Major Control, Entomology Khalil Agriculture Insects of Sugarcane Insecticide University s, Peshawar. Economics Pakistan Agriculatural Research Effect of Black Point Disease on the Yield Mahmuda Khanam and 4 Council of Wheat Crop at Karachi, Pakistan Yasmeen Nigar University Campus, Karachi. NWFP Agriculture University Attenuation and Symptoms Ameliortion of Plant Breeding & Sher Hassan and P.E. 5 Peshawar, Tomato Yellow Top Virus Isolates Genetics Thomas rrigated Agri: Res: Ext: Center USA. Studies on the Efficacy of Different Post- Ghulam Sarwar and Qayum ARI, Tarnab, 6 Emergence Herbicides For the Control of NawaZ Peshawa. Weeds and Their effect on Yield of Wheat NWFP S. Basit Ali Shah, M. Replacement of MaiZe with Rice Polishing Agriculture 7 Livestock Managemet Mushtaq Ahmad and in Broiler Ration University Mashooq Peshawar, NWFP Effect of Feeding MiaZe Silage and Plant Breeding & M. Ahmed, N Ahmad and Agriculture 8 Sugarcane Tops on Milk Yield and Its Genetics M. Khan University Composition in Lactating Buffaloes Peshawar, Islamia College University of Allelopathic Effect of Oxalis Corniculata L. S.M. Chaghtai and Mukhtar 9 PeshawarNWF on Wheat Ahmad P Agriculture University Peshawar, Cambial Activity and the Time for Various University of 10 Stages of Development of xylem Tracheid Botany Taj M. Khattak Karachi. in Blue Pine (Pinus Wallichiani, A.B. Jacks) NWFP Agriculture Gamma Radiation Induced Variation in Plant Breeding & Saeed-ul-Hasan Siddiqui, 11 University Sunflower (Helianthus Annuus) Varieties Genetics and Farhatullah Peshawar,NIF A Peshawar. NWFP Response of Wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) Muhammad Siraj Swati, Plant Breeding & Agriculture 12 Cultivars to Different Level of Water Hidayatur Rahman and Genetics University Stress Jehan Afsar Peshawar, NWFP Effect of Lodging and Lodging Inhibiting Mir Hatam and ManZoor Agriculture 13 Techniques on Grain Yield and Yield Agronomy Akbar University Components of Wheat Cultivar Pak-81 Peshawar, NWFP Control of Gram (chick Pea) Blight Ahmad Gul and Mohammad Agriculture 14 Through Varietal Resistance and Plant Pathology Salim Khan University Fungicidal Treatment Peshawar, Forest Institute, Effect of Cytozyme Products on Yield and Peshawar, Plant Breeding & Ashiq Rabbani and 15 Yield Components of Oat (Avena Sativa L.) NEFP Genetics Mumammad Siraj Swati Cultivars Agriculture University Peshawar. NWFP Effect of Different Levels of Water Stress Mohammad Siraj Swati, Plant Breeding & Agriculture 16 on Some Morphological Characteristics of Jehan Afsar and Hidayatur Genetics University 10 Wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) Cultivars Rahman Peshawar, NWFP Agriculture University Variation in Genetic Parameters of Barley Plant Breeding & Saeedul Hassan Siddiqui 17 Peshawar, and Triticale After Seed Irradiation Genetics and Mohammad Tariq Jan NIFA Tarnab Peshawar, Pakistan. Response of Mungbean (Vigna radiata L. S.K Khalil,
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