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Effect of sowing time and rainfall distribution on yield of rainfed groundnut (Arachis hypogea L.) in southern agro-climatic zone of Andhra Pradesh

V. Chandrika, P. Parameswari, G. Sreenivas

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A field experiment was conducted during Kharif, 2005 at RARS, Tirupati on alfisols with two groundnut varieties (Vemana and TPT-4) sown at three different times (II FN of June, I FN of July and II FN of July). Varieties did not exert significant influence on yield and yield attributes of groundnut. Among the three times of sowing, crop sown during 1st fort night (I FN) of June recorded higher yield and yield attributes over the other two dates of sowing.

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A field experiment was conducted during Kharif, 2005 at RARS, Tirupati on alfisols with two groundnut varieties (Vemana and TPT-4) sown at three different times (II FN of June, I FN of July and II FN of July). Varieties did not exert significant influence on yield and yield attributes of groundnut. Among the three times of sowing, crop sown during 1st fort night (I FN) of June recorded higher yield and yield attributes over the other two dates of sowing.

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A field experiment was conducted during Kharif, 2005 at RARS, Tirupati on alfisols with two groundnut varieties (Vemana and TPT-4) sown at three different times (II FN of June, I FN of July and II FN of July). Varieties did not exert significant influence on yield and yield attributes of groundnut. Among the three times of sowing, crop sown during 1st fort night (I FN) of June recorded higher yield and yield attributes over the other two dates of sowing.

Key concepts: Kharif crop, Sowing, Arachis, Yield (engineering), Forensic science, Arachis hypogaea, Crop, Non-invasive ventilation

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