2001Indian Journal of AgronomyOpen access

Effect of sowing dates and plant population on chickpea (Cicer arietinum) genotypes

Dasharath Prasad, A.S. Bangarwa, Satish Kumar, Asha Ram

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Results of the field experiment conducted during 2007-08 at Hisar, revealed superiority of chickpea ( Cicer arietinum L.) genotypes HC-1 in term of pods/plant,100-grain weight, seed and biological yields and harvest in- dex over BG-372 and PBG-1. Significant decline in growth and yield attributing characters and yield was re- corded, when sowing was delayed from December 1 to December 20. Planting geometry of 30 7.5 cm yielded significantly higher than 30 10 cm.

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Results of the field experiment conducted during 2007-08 at Hisar, revealed superiority of chickpea ( Cicer arietinum L.) genotypes HC-1 in term of pods/plant,100-grain weight, seed and biological yields and harvest in- dex over BG-372 and PBG-1. Significant decline in growth and yield attributing characters and yield was re- corded, when sowing was delayed from December 1 to December 20. Planting geometry of 30 7.5 cm yielded significantly higher than 30 10 cm.

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Results of the field experiment conducted during 2007-08 at Hisar, revealed superiority of chickpea ( Cicer arietinum L.) genotypes HC-1 in term of pods/plant,100-grain weight, seed and biological yields and harvest in- dex over BG-372 and PBG-1. Significant decline in growth and yield attributing characters and yield was re- corded, when sowing was delayed from December 1 to December 20. Planting geometry of 30 7.5 cm yielded significantly higher than 30 10 cm.

Key concepts: Sowing, Yield (engineering), Biology, Grain yield, Forensic science, Agronomy, Field experiment, Non-invasive ventilation

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