Effect of Bunch Feeding on Reproductive Parameters, Bunch Parameters, Hand Parameters and Fingers Parameters in Banana  cv. Rajapuri (Musa AAB)

Garasangi, Soumya M.; Athani, S. I.; paragi, Hip; pati, Kula; Gopali, JB; Allolli, T. B.; Awati, Mallikarjun

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.702.095

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“…Further, nutrients supplied externally in the form of cow dung slurry may have induced cell elongation in fruits which resulted in more fruit length (Kurien and Ancy, 2000). Higher finger length with bunch feeding is in close agreement with the observations of Sharma et al (2014), Kumar (2016), Milik et al (2018, Soumya et al (2018), Devraj et al (2019) and Sahu (2019). An increase in finger length on trimming of one apical hand has been reported by Jones (1996), , Hasan et al (2007), Vargas (2014, Sarkar (2015) and El-Kholy (2017).…”

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“…nitrogen and protein formation in terms of size, weight etc(Milik et al (2018). Higher weight of 3 rd hand with bunch feeding is in accordance with earlier findings byShira et al (24),Sharma et al (2014),Adinarayana et al (2016),Soumya et al (2018),Devraj et al (2019) and Sahu…”

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“…It might be due to the sulphur present in sulphate of potash might be responsible for the formation of ferridoxin (iron-sulphur protein) in plants which may have a direct impact in activating the catalase and peroxidase enzymes. Sulphur application increased the bunch weight since it is a constituent of amino acid and protein production (Soumya et al, 2018). These result are in tune with Kotur and Keshavamurthy (2010) and Sahu (2019).…”

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“…The increase in fruit weight may be attributed to the removal of flower bud after formation of the bunch which helped in conservation and utilization of photosynthates in a more efficient way (Milik et al, 2018). That bunch feeding promotes finger weight is supported by the findings of Kothur and Murthy (2010), Shira et al (2012), Sharma et al (2014), Kotur Adinarayana et al (2016), Kumar (2016), Rao andSwamy (2017), Milik et al (2018), Soumya et al (2018), Devraj et al (2019) and Sahu (2019). Trimming of one apical hand also increased finger weight which is in accordance with the observations of Daniells et al (1994), Jones (1996, Kurein et al (2000), Wanichkal and Boonma (2009), Sarkar (2015), El-Kholy (2017) and Donato et al (2020).…”

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“…Presence of sulphur in sulphate of potash has a synergistic effect with zinc, which is essential for carbon dioxide absorption and utilization, synthesis of RNA and auxin which increased the girth of fruit (Milik et al (2018). Sharma et al (2014), Milik et al (2018, Soumya et al (2018), Devraj et al (2019) and Sahu (2019) also noticed higher finger girth with bunch feeding. In this experiment, trimming of one apical hand also increased the finger girth.…”

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Influence of hand trimming and bunch feeding of nutrient on yield and yield attributes of banana cv. Grand Naine

Khalasi¹,

Ahlawat²,

Pandey³

2023

EEC

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A field experiment was conducted during the year 2018-19 and 2019-20 at Instructional Farm, ACH, and Soil and Water Management Research Unit Navsari Agricultural University, Navsari (Gujarat) to assess the effect of hand trimming and bunch feeding on yield and yield attributes parameters of banana cv. Grand Naine. The investigation comprised of ten treatments and each treatment was repeated thrice in CRD. The treatments viz. Control (T1), KNO3 1% without trimming (T2), KNO3 2% without trimming (T3), SOP 1.5% without trimming (T4), SOP 2.0% without trimming (T5), KNO3 1% with trimming of one apical hand (T6), KNO3 2.0% with trimming of one apical hand (T7), SOP 1.5% with trimming of one apical hand (T8), SOP 2.0% with trimming of one apical hand (T9) and 300g cowdung slurry + 10g SOP +20g ammonium sulphate (T10) were imposed on banana plants of cultivar ‘Grand Naine’. Banana bunch feeding with 300g cow dung slurry + 10g SOP + 20g ammonium sulphate recorded the maximum bunch weight, fruit yield, weight of 3rd hand, finger length, finger girth and finger weight in the pooled study.

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confidence: 90%

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confidence: 91%

Section: Fruit Yield and Yield Parameterssupporting

confidence: 71%

Section: Fruit Yield and Yield Parametersmentioning

confidence: 78%

Section: Fruit Yield and Yield Parametersmentioning

confidence: 90%

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Influence of hand trimming and bunch feeding of nutrient on yield and yield attributes of banana cv. Grand Naine

Khalasi¹,

Ahlawat²,

Pandey³

2023

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Influence of plant bioregulators on finger characters, yield and economics of banana cv. Monthan under the Cauvery delta region of Karaikal, Puducherry

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Senthilkumar,

Manivannan

2023

JANS

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Banana, a climacteric fruit crop of the humid tropical ecosystem, has economic value worldwide in domestic and export markets. Recently, plant bio-regulators have been proven to modulate the growth and/or any physiological actions from its production site and are active in minor concentrations. The plant bio-regulators encompass several plant growth hormones to promote commercial fruit production when applied externally at the right stage with appropriate concentration. However, the response of banana cv. Monthan with the foliar application of plant bio-regulators in the Cauvery delta region of Karaikal, Puducherry, is less explored. Hence, the study was initiated to assess the potentiality of plant bio-regulators in commercial banana production in the region to support the banana growers of the track to obtain better returns. The experiment was laid out in Randomized Block Design (RBD) with six treatments (T1 - GA3 50ppm, T2 - CPPU 2ppm, T3 - 2,4-D 25 ppm, T4 - Brassinosteroid 1 ppm, T5 - Seaweed extract 0.1% and C - control) of four replications. Two Bunch sprays of treatments were given at the time of opening of the last hand and 20 days later, the first spray. Results obtained revealed that the bunches fortified with ‘T5’ Seaweed extract (0.1%) rendered significance with hand weight (1.72 kg), finger girth (15.88 cm), pulp width (5.05 cm) and lesser duration between the last hand open and harvest (73.00 days), yield per hectare (20.55 t/ha). Economic analysis evidenced that the treatment of seaweed extract (0.1%) hampered the highest net returns (Rs. 2,91,138 per hectare), including the benefit-cost ratio (1.89). Hence, the pre-harvest bunch spray with 0.1% seaweed extract is a cost-effective treatment and that may be recommended to farmers to increase the banana productivity in this region.

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Effect of Bunch Feeding on Reproductive Parameters, Bunch Parameters, Hand Parameters and Fingers Parameters in Banana cv. Rajapuri (Musa AAB)

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Influence of hand trimming and bunch feeding of nutrient on yield and yield attributes of banana cv. Grand Naine

Influence of hand trimming and bunch feeding of nutrient on yield and yield attributes of banana cv. Grand Naine

Influence of plant bioregulators on finger characters, yield and economics of banana cv. Monthan under the Cauvery delta region of Karaikal, Puducherry

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