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Response of plant growth regulators and micronutrients on growth and yield of okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L. moench) cv. Arka Anamika

M. Usha Rani, K Uma Jyothi, Munish Kumar

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Highest plant height (111 cm), minimum number of days to 50% flowering (36.6), maximum number of nodes per plant (26.7) more number of fruits per plant (22.6), highest fruit yield per plant (452.4 g), fruit yield per plot (16.1 Kg) and fruit yield per hectare (19.9 q/ha) were observed with the treatment of GA3 50 ppm. All growth regulators and micronutrients increased the yield in comparison to that obtained with control. Among micronutrients, maximum fruit yield was observed with the spray of 0.4%. FeSO4.

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Highest plant height (111 cm), minimum number of days to 50% flowering (36.6), maximum number of nodes per plant (26.7) more number of fruits per plant (22.6), highest fruit yield per plant (452.4 g), fruit yield per plot (16.1 Kg) and fruit yield per hectare (19.9 q/ha) were observed with the treatment of GA3 50 ppm. All growth regulators and micronutrients increased the yield in comparison to that obtained with control. Among micronutrients, maximum fruit yield was observed with the spray of 0.4%. FeSO4.

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Highest plant height (111 cm), minimum number of days to 50% flowering (36.6), maximum number of nodes per plant (26.7) more number of fruits per plant (22.6), highest fruit yield per plant (452.4 g), fruit yield per plot (16.1 Kg) and fruit yield per hectare (19.9 q/ha) were observed with the treatment of GA3 50 ppm. All growth regulators and micronutrients increased the yield in comparison to that obtained with control. Among micronutrients, maximum fruit yield was observed with the spray of 0.4%. FeSO4.

Key concepts: Abelmoschus, Hectare, Micronutrient, Yield (engineering), Horticulture, Plant growth, Biology, Crop yield

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