Effect of Planting Density and Nutrient Requirement on Growth and Development of Banana cv. Quintal Nendran (AAB)

Sindhupriya, V.; Aguirreolea, Jone; Soorianathasundaram, K.

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.711.351

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“…Gaonkar (2019) [9] reported by early emergence of suckers was recorded wider spacing with high density plants. These findings are in confirmity with Gogoi et al, (2015) [8] , (Naik et al (2016) [12] and Sindhupriya et al (2018) [19] in banana cultivars. The significantly maximum number of suckers production per pit of plant and ratoon crop was obtained in S3 at 7 th MAP (6.52 and 7.24) and shooting (9.04 and 8.32), which was found to be on par with S2 at 7 MAP (6.12).…”

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“…Nalina et al (2000) [13] noticed that, phyllocron was longest under high density planting, while it was shortest under low density. Similar results were also reported in Robusta (Nalina et al, 2009) [14] Ney Poovan, Bantala (Behera et al, 2016) [6] and (Sindhupriya et al, 2018) [19] . Ferilizer and interaction effect showed statistically nonsignificant.…”

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“…These findings are in confirmity with Athani et al (2009) [3] , Gaonkar (2019) [9] in banana cv. Grand Naine and Sindhupriya et al (2018) [19] in Quintal Nendran. The data on the absolute growth rate (AGR) for pseudostem height, girth, Phyllocorn sucker emergence and sucker production as influenced by different levels of spacing density and fertilizers of plant and ratoon crop are depicted in Table 2.…”

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“…(2018) [19] [10] in Ney Poovan found that with increasing planting density triple plants per pit with clolser spacing pseudostem is increased invariably. Bherar (2014) reported triple plants per pit the competition for space and light might have made the plants tall and lanky as a result of which the plant height recorded was more and girth was the least under the spacing accommodating highest number of plants/ha.…”

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“…The decrease in girth in closer spacing was due to increase in pseudostem height of the plant as a resulted in diversion of assimilates to increase in height at the expense of girth. Sindhupriya et al (2018) [19] reported that, optimum AGR for pseudostem height and girth was recorded in wider spacing (2.4 m x 2.1 m) compared to closer spacing. The minimum AGR for height and stem girth in wider spacing might be due to less competition for soil moisture, nutrient and sunshine.…”

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Influence of planting density and fertilizers on growth, phyllochron and sucker production of tissue culture banana cv. Ney poovan (AB) under hill zone of Karnataka

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Hippargi²,

Shivakumar³

et al. 2020

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The field experiment was conducted at College of Horticulture, Mudigere, to study on influence of planting density and fertilizers on growth, development and sucker production of tissue culture banana cv. Ney poovan during 2017-2018. It was laid out Factorial Randomized Block Design and replicated twice with three factors and three levels. First spacing S1-2.0 x 2.0 m, S2-3.0 x 2.0 m and S3-2.0 x 4.0 m, second plant density D1-single plant per pit, D2-double and D3-triple plants per pit and third factor fertilizers F1-100% RDF, F2-125% RDF and F3-150% RDF. The results revealed that, as influenced by different levels of spacing, plant density and fertilizers on plant and ratoon crop of banana. The maximum pseudostem height of plant and ratoon crop was recorded in S1 (310.26 and 304.47 cm) at shooting stage and plant density in D3 (310.44 and 309 cm). The pseudostem girth and number of green leaves was recorded maximum in S3 at 5 th MAP (30.78 and 27.41 cm), (5.38 and 5.23) and in plant density was D1 at 5 th MAP (31.85 and 28.24 cm) and (5.47 and 5.34) and shooting stage (62.61 and 60.18cm) and (11.92 and 11.13) of plant and ratoon crop. The absolute growth rate for pseudostem height was maximum in D2 during 3 rd to 5 th MAP (1.04 cm day-1). The minimum days recorded for successive leaf production (phyllochron) by plant and ratoon crop at shooting (9.14 and 8.74) (9.10 and 8.76) and 9.42 and 8.72 days) in S3D1F3 respctively. The early emergence of of suckers in plant and ratoon crop (103.49 and 107.83 DAP) was recorded in spacing S2.The maximum number of suckers production per pit of was obtained in S3 at 7 th MAP (6.52 and 7.24) and shooting (9.04 and 8.32). In plant density highest suckers production was registered in D1 and F3 shooting (8.33) and (6.75 and 8.04). While interactions the treatment S3D1 recorded the maximum suckers at shooting (10.07 and 8.88) in plant and ratoon crop.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Influence of different plant densities and fertilizer levels on growth and yield parameters in Banana cv. Grand Naine

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S. Alur,

Mahabaleshwar

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An experiment was carried out in banana cv. Grand Naine to evaluate the effect of three different plant densities with three levels of fertilizer which was laid out in factorial RCBD design with three replications. During all the stages of growth, except plant height, all the vegetative growth parameters were higher in lowest plant density (2.0 x 2.0 m) and lower in higher plant density (1.5 x 1.5 m). The highest plant height (207.67 and 205.61 cm) and yield (108.33 and 101.95 tons/ha) was registered in higher plant density in both the plant and ratoon crop respectively. While, the lowest plant height (197.25 cm and 194.19 cm) and yield (74.26 and 69.38 tons/ha) was observed in lower plant density in both the seasons respectively. In case of fertilizer application, the significant result was obtained for growth and yield of banana. The highest growth and yield parameters was found in F2 (125 % RDF) whereas the lowest was registered in F3 (75 % RDF). For combined effect of plant density and fertilizer on growth and yield parameters, the treatment S3 x F2 (2 x 2 with 125 % RDF) recorded higher values except plant height and yield than other combinations.

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Effect of Planting Density and Nutrient Requirement on Growth and Development of Banana cv. Quintal Nendran (AAB)

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

Influence of planting density and fertilizers on growth, phyllochron and sucker production of tissue culture banana cv. Ney poovan (AB) under hill zone of Karnataka

Influence of planting density and fertilizers on growth, phyllochron and sucker production of tissue culture banana cv. Ney poovan (AB) under hill zone of Karnataka

Comparative study on effectiveness of Nendran banana over Cavendish banana grown by using novel vegetative propagation method for analysis of nutrition content

Influence of different plant densities and fertilizer levels on growth and yield parameters in Banana cv. Grand Naine

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