Effect of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizers on Growth, Leaf, Major Nutrient and Chlorophyll Content and Yield of Guava Cv. Sardar

Athani, S. I.; Prabhuraj, H.S.; Ustad, A.I.; Swamy, G. S. K.; Patil, P. B.; Kotikal, Y. K.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2007.735.50

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“…This might have been acted as an activator for number of complex enzyme systems and these enzymes catalyze metabolic reactions related to the carbohydrates, nucleic acid and nucleotides, amino acid, protein and folic acid. Yield enhanced by borax application are in agreement with the finding of Athani et al, (2009) and Dinesh Kumar et al, 2009. Significantly heavier weight of fruit was achieved by both application of calcium ammonium nitrate and borax Fig- 1. The application of Calcium Ammonium Nitrate @ 600 g/plant (330.22 g) and borax @ 50 g/plant (307.30 g) produced the best effect.…”

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Influence of Nitrogen and Boron Levels as Well as Macro and Micro Nutrient Content in Leaf on Production Potential of Guava

Kumari¹,

Prakash²,

Jaiswal³

2022

EEC

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The flowering characteristics, fruit set and fruit drop had a positive effect with the various doses of nitrogen and boron. The boron applied @ 50g/plant took minimum days for flowering (81.64 days), maximum fruit set (74.67 %), minimum fruit drop (35.05 %) and days for harvesting (98.86 days). The flowering to harvesting decreased by 17 days with application of boron @ 50g/plant. The maximum fruit yield and fruit yield efficiency was recorded 54.37 kg/plant and 6.04 kg/plant respectively when CAN apply @ 600 g/plant. The maximum fruit weight was also obtained (330.12 g) when CAN applied @ 600 g/plant. Whereas, boron applied @ 50 g/plant produced fruit weight of 307.30 g. The highest nitrogen (1.75%) and phosphorous (0.21%) was recorded with CAN applied @ 600 g/tree. In effect of boron, maximum nitrogen (1.71%) and phosphorous (0.20%) content in leaves was obtained with application of boron @ 50 g/tree followed by boron applied @ 75 g/tree.

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Influence of Nitrogen and Boron Levels as Well as Macro and Micro Nutrient Content in Leaf on Production Potential of Guava

Kumari¹,

Prakash²,

Jaiswal³

2022

EEC

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“…This might have been acted as an activator for number of complex enzyme systems and these enzymes catalyse metablic reactions related to the carbohydrates, nucleic acid and nucleotides, amino acid, protein and folic acid. Yield enhanced by borax application are in agreement with the finding of Athani et al, (2009) Significantly heavier weight of fruit was achieved by both application of calcium ammonium nitrate and borax Figure 1. The application of Calcium Ammonium Nitrate @ 600 g/plant (330.22 g) and borax @ 50 g/plant (307.30 g) produced the best effect.…”

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Production Potential of Guava as Influenced by Nitrogen and Boron Levels as Well as Macro and Micro Nutrient Content in Leaf

Kumari¹,

Prakash²,

Jaiswal³

2018

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…The present findings corroborate with those of Athani et al, (2007), Naik and Babu [6], Ram et al, (2007), Ram and Pathak [7], Kumar et al, [8], Dutta et al, [9], Patel et al, (2009), Shukla et al, [10], Dwivedi [11] and Agnihotri et al, (2013). Akinboye et al, [12] Athani et al, [13] Baiyeri et al, [14]., The maximum survival (%) (100) was found in treatment with T4 Vermicompost (100%) followed by T8 Vermicompost (100%) , T7 FYM (100%) , T6 Poultry manure (100%), T5 Control, ,T3 FYM (100%) and T2 Poultry manure (100%) and the minimum survival (%) (66.67) was recorded in T 1 Control.…”

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Effect of Different Organic Manures on Establishment of Passion Fruit (Passiflora edulis Sims.) cv. Coorg Purple and Coorg Yellow under Prayagraj Agro-climatic Conditions

Vashum

Topno

Kerketta

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IJPSS

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The experiment entitled “Effect of different organic manures on establishment of passion fruit (Passiflora edulis Sims.) cv. Coorg Purple and Coorg Yellow under Prayagraj Agro-climatic conditions” was carried out at Department of Horticulture, Naini Agricultural Institute, SHUATS, Prayagraj during the year 2020-2021.The experiment were laid out in Randomized Block Design comprising of 8 treatments viz., T1 Control, T2 Poultry manure (100%), T3 FYM (100%), T4 Vermicompost (100%), T5 Control, T6 Poultry manure (100%), T7 FYM (100%) and T8 Vermicompost (100%), with three replications. The use of appropriate organic manure can help in its early growth, development & establishment and also there will be an efficient use of some of the animal wastes. The growing media here to be used are also cheap, efficient & easily available, suitable for the farmer’s use. Result showed that treatment T4 performed best in terms of plant height (86.77cm), number of branches plant (3.99) , number of leaves plant (40.33), stem girth (4.69mm), leaf area (124 sq/cm) and Chlorophyll Content (92.39 µmol per m2) .

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Effect of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizers on Growth, Leaf, Major Nutrient and Chlorophyll Content and Yield of Guava Cv. Sardar

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Influence of Nitrogen and Boron Levels as Well as Macro and Micro Nutrient Content in Leaf on Production Potential of Guava

Influence of Nitrogen and Boron Levels as Well as Macro and Micro Nutrient Content in Leaf on Production Potential of Guava

Production Potential of Guava as Influenced by Nitrogen and Boron Levels as Well as Macro and Micro Nutrient Content in Leaf

Effect of Different Organic Manures on Establishment of Passion Fruit (Passiflora edulis Sims.) cv. Coorg Purple and Coorg Yellow under Prayagraj Agro-climatic Conditions

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