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Fig 1.

Map of the study area.

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Table 1.

Physico-chemical characteristics of experimental soil.

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Table 2.

pH, EC and heavy metal concentrations of waste water used in the study along with permissible limits for irrigation water.

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Fig 2.

Relative percent of grain yield of wheat as affected by different NPK levels and irrigation source.

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Table 3.

Wheat biomass and yield as influenced by NPK level and irrigation source.

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Fig 3.

Per cent relative biomass of wheat as influenced by different NPK levels and irrigation source.

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Table 4.

Soil heavy metal (Mn, Fe, Zn and Cu) as influenced by NPK level and irrigation source.

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Table 5.

Soil heavy metal (Pb, Ni and Cu) as influenced by NPK level and irrigation source.

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Table 6.

Permissible levels of trace metals (mg kg-1) in soil from US, UK and EU irrigated with contaminated water and in agronomic crop (mg kg-1).

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Table 7.

Grain heavy metals (mg kg1) as affected by different NPK level and irrigation source.

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Table 8.

Grain heavy metal (Pb, Ni and Cu) as influenced by NPK levels and irrigation source.

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