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EFFECT OF IRRIGATION SCHEDULING, METHODS OF IRRIGATION AND NITROGEN LEVELS ON GROWTH ANALYSIS PARAMETERS OF MAIZE

R. Selvaraju, IRUTHAYARAJ M.R

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The results of the field experiments conducted during Kharif and Rabl 1989-1990 on Co maize revealed that irrigation based on 0.75 IW/CPE ratio with all furrow method of 'irrigation' and application of 175 Kg/ha recorded the highest LAI, CGR, NAR and yield of maize.

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The results of the field experiments conducted during Kharif and Rabl 1989-1990 on Co maize revealed that irrigation based on 0.75 IW/CPE ratio with all furrow method of 'irrigation' and application of 175 Kg/ha recorded the highest LAI, CGR, NAR and yield of maize.

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The results of the field experiments conducted during Kharif and Rabl 1989-1990 on Co maize revealed that irrigation based on 0.75 IW/CPE ratio with all furrow method of 'irrigation' and application of 175 Kg/ha recorded the highest LAI, CGR, NAR and yield of maize.

Key concepts: Kharif crop, Irrigation, Irrigation scheduling, Agronomy, Surface irrigation, Field experiment, Mathematics, Nitrogen

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