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Effect of nitrogen and phosphorous on grain yield of hybrid maize (Zea mays L.)

M. Yakadri, Ramesh Thatikunta, Bhupinder Kumar

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The response of maize to application of fertilizers was studied during rabi season. Nitrogen @ 100 kg/ha in combination with phosphorous 40/60 kg/ha recorded the maximum grain yield (35.2 q/ha), stover yield (82.1 q/ha) and test weight (25.0 g).

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The response of maize to application of fertilizers was studied during rabi season. Nitrogen @ 100 kg/ha in combination with phosphorous 40/60 kg/ha recorded the maximum grain yield (35.2 q/ha), stover yield (82.1 q/ha) and test weight (25.0 g).

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The response of maize to application of fertilizers was studied during rabi season. Nitrogen @ 100 kg/ha in combination with phosphorous 40/60 kg/ha recorded the maximum grain yield (35.2 q/ha), stover yield (82.1 q/ha) and test weight (25.0 g).

Key concepts: Stover, Test weight, Nitrogen, Zea mays, Yield (engineering), Forensic science, Grain yield, Agronomy

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