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Cropping systems based on rice (Oryza sativa L.) are prevalent in the eastern part of India, which covers 43% of rice area in the country. Rice–based systems are intimately connected with development of water resources. In this era shrinking resource base of land, water and energy, resource-use efficiency is important aspect for considering the suitability of a cropping system (Yadav et al., 2002). The crops are emerging as an alternative option for replacing rice in rice–based cropping systems in water-scarcity areas of north–west part of India and in area, where sowing Art ic le History RECEIVED in 13th March 2020 RECEIVED in revised form 28th March 2020 ACCEPTED in final form 02nd April 2020 Rice, crop diversification, cropping system, growth, yield, economics

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Studies on Growth, Productivity and Economics of Rice as Influenced by Diversification of Rice-Based Cropping Systems in Red and Lateritic Soil of West Bengal