Effect of Pre-harvest Foliar Spray of Chemicals and Mulching on Fruit Yield, Quality and Marketability of Mango cv. Langra

Patel, V. B.; Raj, Amit; Sahay, Sanjay; Singh, K. P.; Sengupta, Samik

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2020.903.078

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“…Likewise, Tanou et al, (2017) who mentioned that Nano-fertilizers increase the diffusion and dissolution of nutrients and thus their availability to the plant, which leads to an increase in photosynthesis besides the Nitrogen effects in increasing the efficiency of the plant to carry out the process of photosynthesis in conjunction with the element phosphorus and stimulating the production of Auxin, which encourages cell division and elongation of cells, which tend to produce large berries increasing the yield per vine. This increase in weight may be attributed to higher cell division and photosynthetic activities (Kumaran et al, 2019).…”

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Usage of Nano-Particle NPK to reduce the amount of mineral fertilizers in ‘Crimson seedless’ grapevines

Mohamed

Amri

Farroh³

2022

New Valley Journal of Agricultural Science

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Fertilization through the addition of nano-fertilizers, added in very small quantities as a foliar spray on the vine canopy, has become one of the most effective methods in order to reduce the amount of mineral fertilizers. Therefore, this experiment was conducted on a 7 year-old "Crimson seedless" grapevines for successive seasons 2021 and 2022 to determine the optimum rates of "Nano-NPK" fertilizer to replace the "NPK" conventional fertilizer. Three concentrations of "Nano-NPK" were used as foliar application in three concentrations, 30, 200 ppm), Nano-NPK (400, 60, 400 ppm) and Nano-NPK (800,120, 800 ppm) replacing 50% of conventional fertilizer NPK compared to the soil addition of the conventional fertilizer NPK at (25, 25, 100 kg/Feddan) as a control. Our results showed that Nano-NPK fertilizer at (800, 120, 800 ppm) induced a significant increase in yield parameters, along with the chemical and physical characteristics of the vegetative growth as compared with the lower concentrations but there are no significant differences between it and the control. Thus, application of Nano-fertilizers was very effective in accelerating the clusters growth stages along with replacing the mineral fertilizers

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Usage of Nano-Particle NPK to reduce the amount of mineral fertilizers in ‘Crimson seedless’ grapevines

Mohamed

Amri

Farroh³

2022

New Valley Journal of Agricultural Science

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“…Following the opening of its full hand, both the elements Sulphur and potassium are thought to be used more for cell elongation, resulting in greater finger girth (Mustaffa et al, 2004) in cv. Nendran, (Kumar, 2007). in cv.…”

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Effect of Bunch Feeding on Yield Parameters of Banana cv. Grand Naine in Ratnanagar, Chitwan, Nepal

Shrestha

Bhattarai

Tamang

et al. 2023

Int J Appl Sci Biotechnol

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A field experiment consisting of bunch stalk feeding with different treatments on yield of banana cv. Grand Naine (G9) was conducted during 2022 in Ratnanagar-12, Jamunapur of Chitwan, Nepal. The experiment was laid in Random Complete Block Design (RCBD) with 7 treatments and 3 replications. Bunch fed with dipping the cut end in the combination of 500gm cow dung + 10g urea + 20g SOP + 15mg of GA3 + 100ml water resulted significantly higher finger length (20.36 cm), finger weight (0.18kg), finger diameter (36.28mm, bunch length (101.90 cm), bunch weight (32.37 kg), peel weight (19.05 g). and pulp weight (82.39 g) compared with control (without bunch stalk feeding). Thus, the research shows that the bunch feeding with 500gm cow dung, 10g urea, 20g SOP and 15mg of GA3 improves yield parameters of banana cv. Grand Naine. Int. J. Appl. Sci. Biotechnol. Vol 11(1): 25-29.

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Ethylene-induced potassium transporter AcKUP2 gene is involved in kiwifruit postharvest ripening

Shan

Zhang

et al. 2022

BMC Plant Biol

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Background Potassium (K) is important in the regulation of plant growth and development. It is the most abundant mineral element in kiwifruit, and its content increases during fruit ripening. However, how K+ transporter works in kiwifruit postharvest maturation is not yet clear. Results Here, 12 K+ transporter KT/HAK/KUP genes, AcKUP1 ~ AcKUP12, were isolated from kiwifruit, and their phylogeny, genomic structure, chromosomal location, protein properties, conserved motifs and cis-acting elements were analysed. Transcription analysis revealed that AcKUP2 expression increased rapidly and was maintained at a high level during postharvest maturation, consistent with the trend of K content; AcKUP2 expression was induced by ethylene, suggesting that AcKUP2 might play a role in ripening. Fluorescence microscopy showed that AcKUP2 is localised in the plasma membrane. Cis-elements, including DER or ethylene response element (ERE) responsive to ethylene, were found in the AcKUP2 promoter sequence, and ethylene significantly enhanced the AcKUP2 promoter activity. Furthermore, we verified that AcERF15, an ethylene response factor, directly binds to the AcKUP2 promoter to promote its expression. Thus, AcKUP2 may be an important potassium transporter gene which involved in ethylene-regulated kiwifruit postharvest ripening. Conclusions Therefore, our study establishes the first genome-wide analysis of the kiwifruit KT/HAK/KUP gene family and provides valuable information for understanding the function of the KT/HAK/KUP genes in kiwifruit postharvest ripening.

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Effect of Pre-harvest Foliar Spray of Chemicals and Mulching on Fruit Yield, Quality and Marketability of Mango cv. Langra

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Usage of Nano-Particle NPK to reduce the amount of mineral fertilizers in ‘Crimson seedless’ grapevines

Usage of Nano-Particle NPK to reduce the amount of mineral fertilizers in ‘Crimson seedless’ grapevines

Effect of Bunch Feeding on Yield Parameters of Banana cv. Grand Naine in Ratnanagar, Chitwan, Nepal

Ethylene-induced potassium transporter AcKUP2 gene is involved in kiwifruit postharvest ripening

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