Effect of aminocel and bio-enzymes on vegetative growth and pod yield of okra [Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench]
SR More, P.K. Mane, S. P. Jinturkar, B. M. Kalalbandi
Abstract
SR More, P.K. Mane, S. P. Jinturkar, B. M. Kalalbandi
Abstract
The experiment was carried out during the kharif season 2003. Aminocel at 2 ml/litre produced statistically more plant height, leaf area, yield of pod/ha and less days for 50 % flowering. Tricontanol 0.5 ml/litre required less number of days for flower initiation. Treatment control produced less plant height, leaf area, less yield, more days for initiation of flowering and days for 50 % flowering.
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The experiment was carried out during the kharif season 2003. Aminocel at 2 ml/litre produced statistically more plant height, leaf area, yield of pod/ha and less days for 50 % flowering. Tricontanol 0.5 ml/litre required less number of days for flower initiation. Treatment control produced less plant height, leaf area, less yield, more days for initiation of flowering and days for 50 % flowering.
Key concepts: Abelmoschus, Kharif crop, Point of delivery, Forensic science, Yield (engineering), Horticulture, Biology, Non-invasive ventilation