Effect of different planting techniques and inputs on yield attributes and yield of rice (<i>Oryza sativa</i> L.) during kharif season

Pawar, S. B.; Mahadkar, U. V.; Jagtap, D. N.; Jadhav, M. S.

doi:10.5958/2456-8724.2017.00003.0

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“…Conducted the research to investigate the response of growth and flowering of roses against the foliar application of micronutrients [34]. They reported the result showed that the combination of nutrients at the rate of 0.3% showed significant result for vegetative growth including number of branches (primary and secondary), number of leaver shoot-1 and number of leaves plant-1, also this level increase the flower yield and quality but showed minimum result for the initiation of 1 st flower bud.…”

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Does Foliar Application of Macro and Micronutrients Have Any Impact on Roses Production? A Review

Adnan

2020

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In all over the world rose plants are most widely cultivated and supreme plants among all ornamental plants. However, production and quality are poor due to insufficient knowledge, non-technical skills and the most important inadequate dose and application of method of fertilizers application. The quality and yield of roses directly depends on the balanced and proper application of macro and micronutrients. Most of the traditional framers prefers to apply nutrients in soil but it causes many losses. Therefore, application of fertilizer through an efficient method allows the plant to absorb the nutrients in shorter time. Foliar fertilization is the most appropriate method of providing balanced plant nutrition in horticulture. It provides the immediate translocation of nutrients to various plant organs via leaf tissues under various nutrient deficiencies. The present review focuses on the role of foliar application of macro and micronutrients on yield and quality of roses and demonstrates that foliar application of macro and micronutrients have great impact on roses growth, yield and quality.

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Does Foliar Application of Macro and Micronutrients Have Any Impact on Roses Production? A Review

Adnan

2020

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“…It is grown on over 161 million hectares worldwide, and over 90% of rice is produced in the Asian region (Shekhawat et al, 2020). Rice can be cultivated in different environments, including tropical to temperate climates and aerobic soil in the uplands to anaerobic soil in wet lowlands (Ismail et al, 2012;Pawar et al, 2017).…”

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Minimizing weed competition through waterlogging in rice (Oryza sativa) under various soil types

Paiman

Ansar

ARDIANI

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National rice production continues to be increased to meet the needs of food security in Indonesia. But in reality, every rice cultivation always raises the problem of weed disturbances. One way to control weeds can be through waterlogging. Waterlogging can suppress weed growth and increase rice yields. This study was conducted from August 2019-January 2020 at greenhouse conditions, Faulty of Agriculture, Universitas PGRI Yogyakarta. The study aimed at knowing the waterlogging period to minimize weed competition and increase the rice yield. This study was arranged in a completely randomized design (CRD) factorial with three replications. The first factor was the waterlogging period, which consisted of three levels : without waterlogging, 1-15 days after planting (DAP) and 1-30 DAP. The second factor was soil types, which consisted of four kinds : latosol, coastal sandy, volcanic and regosol soil. The weed observation was carried out at 60 DAP, and the rice was done at 104 DAP. The results showed that waterlogging could minimize weed competition in rice fields. Furthermore, waterlogging period of 1-30 DAP could inhibit the weed dry weight (WDW) and increase the leaf area index (LAI), shoot : root ratio (SRR), grain dry weight (GDW) and harvest index (HI) in different soil types. Waterlogging period of 1-30 DAP gave the highest GDW in latosol (7.5 t/ha), then decreased in volcanic (6.0 t/ha), regosol (5.9 t/ha) and the lowest in coastal sandy (4.8 t/ha). The research findings showed that waterlogging period of 1-30 DAP could minimize the weed competition and increase the rice yield. Thus, it was highly recommended to be practised as cultural weed control in rice cultivation. In future research, weed types that are tolerant to waterlogging treatment need to be combined with weeding treatment.

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Genetic variability and agronomic performances of rice genotypes in different growing seasons in Bangladesh

Khan,

Mahmud,

Islam

et al. 2023

Journal of Agriculture and Food Research

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Effect of different planting techniques and inputs on yield attributes and yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) during kharif season

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Does Foliar Application of Macro and Micronutrients Have Any Impact on Roses Production? A Review

Does Foliar Application of Macro and Micronutrients Have Any Impact on Roses Production? A Review

Minimizing weed competition through waterlogging in rice (Oryza sativa) under various soil types

Genetic variability and agronomic performances of rice genotypes in different growing seasons in Bangladesh

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