EFFECT OF GROWTH REGULATORS AND PHOSPHORUS LEVELS ON) GROWTH AND YIELD OF SOYBEAN
DASHORA L.D, JAIN P.M
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DASHORA L.D, JAIN P.M
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Foliar spray of different growth regulators significantly influenced the plant growth and yield attributing characters. Highest yield response was obtained by triacontanol (13.51 q/ha) closely followed by kinetin (12.95 q/ha), as compared to control (12.02 q/ha). Significant increase in the uptake of N, P and K was observed due to application of growth regulators. Triacontanol significantly increased N. P and K uptake whereas Kinetin increased N and P uptake over control. LAI was significantly increased due to application of all the three growth regulators where the chlorophyll content was significantly increased only due to triacontanol.
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Foliar spray of different growth regulators significantly influenced the plant growth and yield attributing characters. Highest yield response was obtained by triacontanol (13.51 q/ha) closely followed by kinetin (12.95 q/ha), as compared to control (12.02 q/ha). Significant increase in the uptake of N, P and K was observed due to application of growth regulators. Triacontanol significantly increased N. P and K uptake whereas Kinetin increased N and P uptake over control. LAI was significantly increased due to application of all the three growth regulators where the chlorophyll content was significantly increased only due to triacontanol.
Key concepts: Triacontanol, Kinetin, Growth regulator, Phosphorus, Yield (engineering), Plant growth, Chlorophyll, Chemistry