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Effect of Seed Priming, Depth of Sowing and Seed Treatment on Productivity of Chickpea (Cicer Arietinum L.) Under Rainfed Condition

Deepak Malviya, Harish Verma, D. D. Nawange, Hemlata Verma

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Abstract

The seed soaking found significantly higher in various growth characters, grain and straw yield and yield attributing traits over no seed soaking. 10 cm. depth of sowing and treated seed also gave significantly similar results as compared to 7.5 cm. depth and untreated seed.

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The seed soaking found significantly higher in various growth characters, grain and straw yield and yield attributing traits over no seed soaking. 10 cm. depth of sowing and treated seed also gave significantly similar results as compared to 7.5 cm. depth and untreated seed.

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The seed soaking found significantly higher in various growth characters, grain and straw yield and yield attributing traits over no seed soaking. 10 cm. depth of sowing and treated seed also gave significantly similar results as compared to 7.5 cm. depth and untreated seed.

Key concepts: Sowing, Straw, Yield (engineering), Forensic science, Priming (agriculture), Non-invasive ventilation, Seed treatment, Agronomy

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