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Effect of growing conditions and sowing months on growth and yield of carrot (Daucus carota L.) cv. New Kuroda

J Cheena, Naterajan Seenivasan, Prashanth

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An investigation was carried out at Vegetable Research Station, Rajendranagar, Sri Konda Laxman Telangana State Horticultural University, Mulugu (V & M), Siddipet Dist., Telangana State during the period of 2017-18 and 2018-19 to determine the growth and yield of carrot as influenced by different sowing dates and conditions. The study was conducted with six sowing times of carrot viz., M1 Sept 2nd week, M2 Oct 2nd week, M3 Nov 2nd week, M4 Dec 2nd week, M5 Jan 2nd week, M6 Feb 2nd week having two conditions viz., C1 open condition, C2 shadenet condition (35% shade). All the parameters interms of number of leaves, length of tap root, root diameter, root yield per plant, root yield per plot, root yield per hectarewere significantly differed among the sowing times at different conditions. The maximum length of taproot (16.54cm), root diameter (3.83cm), root yield per plant (80.33gm), root yield per plot (17.66kg) and root yield per hectare (28.26t/ha) were found in M2C1 and the minimum of these parameters were found in M6C1 whereas maximum number of leaves (11.14) were found in M4C1 and the minimum of leaves per plant was recorded in M6C1.

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An investigation was carried out at Vegetable Research Station, Rajendranagar, Sri Konda Laxman Telangana State Horticultural University, Mulugu (V & M), Siddipet Dist., Telangana State during the period of 2017-18 and 2018-19 to determine the growth and yield of carrot as influenced by different sowing dates and conditions. The study was conducted with six sowing times of carrot viz., M1 Sept 2nd week, M2 Oct 2nd week, M3 Nov 2nd week, M4 Dec 2nd week, M5 Jan 2nd week, M6 Feb 2nd week having two conditions viz., C1 open condition, C2 shadenet condition (35% shade). All the parameters interms of number of leaves, length of tap root, root diameter, root yield per plant, root yield per plot, root yield per hectarewere significantly differed among the sowing times at different conditions. The maximum length of taproot (16.54cm), root diameter (3.83cm), root yield per plant (80.33gm), root yield per plot (17.66kg) and root yield per hectare (28.26t/ha) were found in M2C1 and the minimum of these parameters were found in M6C1 whereas maximum number of leaves (11.14) were found in M4C1 and the minimum of leaves per plant was recorded in M6C1.

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An investigation was carried out at Vegetable Research Station, Rajendranagar, Sri Konda Laxman Telangana State Horticultural University, Mulugu (V & M), Siddipet Dist., Telangana State during the period of 2017-18 and 2018-19 to determine the growth and yield of carrot as influenced by different sowing dates and conditions. The study was conducted with six sowing times of carrot viz., M1 Sept 2nd week, M2 Oct 2nd week, M3 Nov 2nd week, M4 Dec 2nd week, M5 Jan 2nd week, M6 Feb 2nd week having two conditions viz., C1 open condition, C2 shadenet condition (35% shade). All the parameters interms of number of leaves, length of tap root, root diameter, root yield per plant, root yield per plot, root yield per hectarewere significantly differed among the sowing times at different conditions. The maximum length of taproot (16.54cm), root diameter (3.83cm), root yield per plant (80.33gm), root yield per plot (17.66kg) and root yield per hectare (28.26t/ha) were found in M2C1 and the minimum of these parameters were found in M6C1 whereas maximum number of leaves (11.14) were found in M4C1 and the minimum of leaves per plant was recorded in M6C1.

Key concepts: Sowing, Daucus carota, Taproot, Hectare, Yield (engineering), Horticulture, Biology, Mathematics

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