Effect of biofertilizer on sunflower, Helianthus annuus L.
Madhurendra, Niranjan Prasad, R.K. Akhuri
Abstract
Madhurendra, Niranjan Prasad, R.K. Akhuri
Abstract
The pooled analysed data of year revealed that treatment T9 (50% Nitrogen + Azospirillum treatment) recorded the high seed yield (1685 kg/ha) followed by T10 (100% nitrogen + Azospirillum + Azatobacterseed treatment) seed yield (1656 kg/ha) but difference was at par (Table 1). Same trend of yield was found in treatment T8 (50% N + Azatobacter seed treatment) and T3 (100% N + Azospirillum seed treatment) seed yield 1646 kg/ha and 1627 kg/ha, respectively. Lowest seed yield (785 kg/ha) was obtained in T1 (control).
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The pooled analysed data of year revealed that treatment T9 (50% Nitrogen + Azospirillum treatment) recorded the high seed yield (1685 kg/ha) followed by T10 (100% nitrogen + Azospirillum + Azatobacterseed treatment) seed yield (1656 kg/ha) but difference was at par (Table 1). Same trend of yield was found in treatment T8 (50% N + Azatobacter seed treatment) and T3 (100% N + Azospirillum seed treatment) seed yield 1646 kg/ha and 1627 kg/ha, respectively. Lowest seed yield (785 kg/ha) was obtained in T1 (control).
Key concepts: Microbial inoculant, Sunflower, Helianthus annuus, Seed treatment, Yield (engineering), Biofertilizer, Biology, Agronomy