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Effect of biophos and phosphate levels on growth and yield of groundnut and available nutrient status of the soil

B. M. Kamble, B. A. Chougule, S. D. Rahod, P. K. Rathod

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-1 .The yield and yield contributing characters were gradually increased with increase in levels of phosphorus with and without biophos inoculation.There was significant increase in available nitrogen and phosphorus whereas potassium was gradually increased with increase in levels of phosphorus and biophos. The available phosphorus and potassium decreased with advance growth period of the crop; whereas the nitrogen content was not decreased in the soil at harvest.

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-1 .The yield and yield contributing characters were gradually increased with increase in levels of phosphorus with and without biophos inoculation.There was significant increase in available nitrogen and phosphorus whereas potassium was gradually increased with increase in levels of phosphorus and biophos. The available phosphorus and potassium decreased with advance growth period of the crop; whereas the nitrogen content was not decreased in the soil at harvest.

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-1 .The yield and yield contributing characters were gradually increased with increase in levels of phosphorus with and without biophos inoculation.There was significant increase in available nitrogen and phosphorus whereas potassium was gradually increased with increase in levels of phosphorus and biophos. The available phosphorus and potassium decreased with advance growth period of the crop; whereas the nitrogen content was not decreased in the soil at harvest.

Key concepts: Phosphorus, Potassium, Yield (engineering), Nitrogen, Agronomy, Phosphate, Nutrient, Crop

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