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In  the  present paper  the  status  of water  quality  of Yashwant  Nagar  Taalab  was  determined.   The different  parameters  which  were analyzed  during  the study  are temperature,   conductivity, pH, total suspended solid,  DO, BOD,  silicates.  chloride,  nitrate,  phosphate,  sulphate.  During  course  of study minor  differance  were observed  in parameter  studied.

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Abioticfactor Yashwant Nagar

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Saxena, G., & Prakash, M. (2009). Abiotic factors of Yashwant Nagar Taalab, Mhow (M.P.). Environment Conservation Journal, 10(1&2), 121–126. https://doi.org/10.36953/ECJ.2009.101221

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