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IIHR’s Arka Shakti root stock could help farmerstackle Gummy Stem Blight disease in watermelon

The scientists noted that soil develops infection when watermelon is cultivated in the same soil without any crop rotation for a long time

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IIHR’s Arka Shakti root stock could help farmers tackle Gummy Stem Blight disease in watermelon

The scientists noted that soil develops infection when watermelon is cultivated in the same soil without any crop rotation for a long time

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Source: The Hindu. Published 30 Sept 2026, 11:25 am.

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