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Influence of irrigation scheduling and fertilizer nitrogen application on seed producation of oats (Avena sativa L.)

T. D. Lnamke, Mital Patel, P. K. Suryawanshi

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Frequent irrigations with 0.8 IW: CPE ratio significantly increased the yield attributing characters, WUE and produced significantly highest seed yield. However, irrigation level at Critical growth stages resulted into significantly higher plant height and highest straw yield. Nitrogen application@ 75 kg N ha−1 improved yield attributes, seed yield, and WUE, while application of 75 kg N ha−1 recorded significantly higher seed yield. However, 1 00 kg N ha−1 application showed significantly highest plant height and straw yield of oat.

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Frequent irrigations with 0.8 IW: CPE ratio significantly increased the yield attributing characters, WUE and produced significantly highest seed yield. However, irrigation level at Critical growth stages resulted into significantly higher plant height and highest straw yield. Nitrogen application@ 75 kg N ha−1 improved yield attributes, seed yield, and WUE, while application of 75 kg N ha−1 recorded significantly higher seed yield. However, 1 00 kg N ha−1 application showed significantly highest plant height and straw yield of oat.

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Frequent irrigations with 0.8 IW: CPE ratio significantly increased the yield attributing characters, WUE and produced significantly highest seed yield. However, irrigation level at Critical growth stages resulted into significantly higher plant height and highest straw yield. Nitrogen application@ 75 kg N ha−1 improved yield attributes, seed yield, and WUE, while application of 75 kg N ha−1 recorded significantly higher seed yield. However, 1 00 kg N ha−1 application showed significantly highest plant height and straw yield of oat.

Key concepts: Avena, Straw, Yield (engineering), Irrigation, Agronomy, Nitrogen, Irrigation scheduling, Fertilizer

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