RESPONSE OF LOCAL ORANGE SEEDLINGS (Citrus Sinensis L.) TO BUDDING DATE AND FOLIAR SPRAYING OF PROSOL FERTILIZE ON SUCCESS BUDDING PERCENTAGE AND VEGETATIVE GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS

Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
doi 10.33899/magrj.2019.161338
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