Feasibility study in using multiband photography for studies in geomorphology, soils and land use

Murthy, R. S.; Pandey, Suraj; Hirekerur, L. R.; Unni, Norknt

doi:10.1016/0034-4257(77)90011-6

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“…The crop was irrigated 6 times within duration of 120 days. The soil was shallow black (depth 40-50 cm), belonging to a benchmark of Kamliakheri series Vertic ustocrepts (Murthy et al, 1982). The soil was low in available N (240 kgha) and P (15 kgha), but rich in K (570 kgha).…”

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Differential response of seed rate and method of sowing on seed yield and quality of isabgol (Plantago ovata) in shallow black soil

S.K. MAHESHWARI,

R.K. SHARMA

2001

IJA

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A field study was conducted in shallow black soil of the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh during the winter season of 1995 and 1996, to study the effect of variable seed rates and methods of sowing on the growth, yield and quality of isabgol (Plantago ovata Forsskal). The plant height, length of spike and their numbers were not significantly affected by seed rates. A seed rate of 6 kglha was found optimum. Sowing of seed by broadcast method resulted significantly higher number of spikes compared to row sowing however, plant height, length of spike and seed yield were not influenced by methods of seed sowing. Different seed rates and sowing methods did not influence the swelling factor and mucilage percentage of the seeds.

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