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Effect of phosphorus sources and seed priming on growth and yield of chickpea

P. S. Pattar, C. P. Mansur, S. C. Alagundagi, P. M. Salimath, Manjunath Hebbara

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Application of phosphorus through FYM cured DAP recorded significantly higher grain yield (1581 kg/ha) than other sources of phosphorus. Seed priming with 2% SSP, 2% CaCl2, 5% cow urine recorded significantly higher grain yields which were at par with each other. Interaction of recommended dose of phosphorus through FYM cured DAP and seed priming with 2% SSP, recorded higher grain yield of 1705 kg/ha which was significantly superior over other interactions. Similar trend was also observed with respect to the yield and growth parameters.

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Application of phosphorus through FYM cured DAP recorded significantly higher grain yield (1581 kg/ha) than other sources of phosphorus. Seed priming with 2% SSP, 2% CaCl2, 5% cow urine recorded significantly higher grain yields which were at par with each other. Interaction of recommended dose of phosphorus through FYM cured DAP and seed priming with 2% SSP, recorded higher grain yield of 1705 kg/ha which was significantly superior over other interactions. Similar trend was also observed with respect to the yield and growth parameters.

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Application of phosphorus through FYM cured DAP recorded significantly higher grain yield (1581 kg/ha) than other sources of phosphorus. Seed priming with 2% SSP, 2% CaCl2, 5% cow urine recorded significantly higher grain yields which were at par with each other. Interaction of recommended dose of phosphorus through FYM cured DAP and seed priming with 2% SSP, recorded higher grain yield of 1705 kg/ha which was significantly superior over other interactions. Similar trend was also observed with respect to the yield and growth parameters.

Key concepts: Phosphorus, Priming (agriculture), Grain yield, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Animal science, Chemistry, Biology

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