Effect of biofertilizer and phosphorus levels on yield attributes, yield and quality of urdbean (Vigna mungo)
AJAY GUPTA, VlNOD KUMAR SHARMA, G. D. Sharma, Pankaj Chopra
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AJAY GUPTA, VlNOD KUMAR SHARMA, G. D. Sharma, Pankaj Chopra
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A field investigation was conducted at farmer's field during the rainy seasons of 2000 and 2001 to study the effect of bio-fertilizer inoculation and phosphorus fertilization on yield and quality of the cultivars of urdbean (Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper] 'UG 218' urdbean produced significantly higher podslplants, 1,000-seed weight, seed yield as well as straw yield over other 2 varieties. However, the protein content was higher in the seeds of 'Type 9'. The practice of seed inoculation with phosphorus-solubilising bacteria showed a significant increase in seed yield and its attributes as well as protein content and N and P uptake over uninoculated treatment. Re- sponse of crop to phosphorus fertilization was significant up to 60 kg P,Odha for seed and straw yields. Phos- phorus application also resulted in significant increase in seed protein content and N and P uptake in seed and straw.
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A field investigation was conducted at farmer's field during the rainy seasons of 2000 and 2001 to study the effect of bio-fertilizer inoculation and phosphorus fertilization on yield and quality of the cultivars of urdbean (Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper] 'UG 218' urdbean produced significantly higher podslplants, 1,000-seed weight, seed yield as well as straw yield over other 2 varieties. However, the protein content was higher in the seeds of 'Type 9'. The practice of seed inoculation with phosphorus-solubilising bacteria showed a significant increase in seed yield and its attributes as well as protein content and N and P uptake over uninoculated treatment. Re- sponse of crop to phosphorus fertilization was significant up to 60 kg P,Odha for seed and straw yields. Phos- phorus application also resulted in significant increase in seed protein content and N and P uptake in seed and straw.
Key concepts: Vigna, Straw, Phosphorus, Biofertilizer, Human fertilization, Agronomy, Cultivar, Inoculation