Integrated nutrient management in clusterbean (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba L. taubert)
Mukesh Kumar Kumhar, I. C. Patel, Shaukat Ali
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Mukesh Kumar Kumhar, I. C. Patel, Shaukat Ali
Abstract
A field experiment was conducted on loamy sand soil of during kharif 2008. Among the different treatments, application of 100% RON through Urea + Rhizobium + PSB recorded significantly higher plant height at harvest (104.7 cm), number of nodules/plant at 50 DAS (23.5), green weight of nodule/plant at 50 DAS (96.0 mg), number of pods/plant at harvest (31.1), seed yield/plant (10.12 g), 100-seed weight (5.87 g), dry matter/plant at harvest (31.74 g), Seed yield (910 kg/hal and Stover yield (2737 kg/ha), over rest of the treatments. The highest net return (t9631/ha) and BCR (2.13) were recorded with the application of 100% RON through Urea + Rhizobium + PSB.
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A field experiment was conducted on loamy sand soil of during kharif 2008. Among the different treatments, application of 100% RON through Urea + Rhizobium + PSB recorded significantly higher plant height at harvest (104.7 cm), number of nodules/plant at 50 DAS (23.5), green weight of nodule/plant at 50 DAS (96.0 mg), number of pods/plant at harvest (31.1), seed yield/plant (10.12 g), 100-seed weight (5.87 g), dry matter/plant at harvest (31.74 g), Seed yield (910 kg/hal and Stover yield (2737 kg/ha), over rest of the treatments. The highest net return (t9631/ha) and BCR (2.13) were recorded with the application of 100% RON through Urea + Rhizobium + PSB.
Key concepts: Cyamopsis, Loam, Kharif crop, Stover, Test weight, Guar, Dry matter, Forensic science