Influence of natura one and neem oil on growth and yield of brinjal (Solanum melongena)

Rakibuzzaman, M.; Mahato, Anima; Husna, M. A.; Maliha, M. B. J.; Uddin, A. F. M. Jamal

doi:10.18801/jbar.200219.206

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“…Four foliar application treatment methods were applied: control (T0), natura one (T1), neem oil (T2), neem oil natura (T3). Among the four treatments (T3) produced a higher number of leaves (41.0) (Rakibuzzaman et al 2019). An aqueous solution of chitosan and yeast elicitor was used for foliar application to control the altered leaf blight of brinjal.…”

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Comparison of Nutrient Management Practices along with application of Novel Fytovita on Plant Height of Brinjal

2022

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The aim of the study is to compare the nutrient management practices along with the application of novel fytovita on the plant height of brinjal. Materials and Methods: The experimental land area was 570×330 cm. NPK along with water spray was used as a control group. Foliar application with NPK fertilizers was used as an experimental group. The plant height was measured from the lower cotyledonary node to the growing tip using a ruler. The sample size for each group was 20 and the total sample size was 40. The G-power is 80% with a threshold value of 0.05, and a confidence interval at 95%. Results: From this study, the result shows that treatment T2 has the highest mean value for plant growth of 53.26 cm on 60 DAT. Treatment T1 showed the lowest mean value for plant growth of 37.19 cm. Conclusion: The comparison of nutrient management practices along with the application of novel fytovita on plant height was experimentally studied and novel fytovita as foliar application increased the plant height. The independent sample t-test was done which revealed that both the groups are statistically significant with a p-value 0.020 for plant height on 60 DAT.

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Comparison of Nutrient Management Practices along with application of Novel Fytovita on Plant Height of Brinjal

2022

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“…Cowpea ( Vigna unguiculata L. ) is a legume crop widely regarded as the “poor man’s meat” in less developed countries like Bangladesh due to the high protein contents in leaves (23–40%), pods (18–25%), and grains (23–29%) ( Sebetha et al, 2010 , Dakora and Belane, 2019 , Weng et al, 2019 ). In Bangladesh, cowpea is cultivated for grains (shelled green or dried), pods, or leaves used for hay, silage, and green manure ( Rakibuzzaman et al, 2019 ). It is usually the first crop collected before the cereal crops are ready and therefore is referred to as a “hungry-season crop” ( Carvalho et al, 2017 , Ahmed et al, 2018 ).…”

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Assessing high-yielding cowpea varieties for bacterial blight resistance in Bangladesh: A step towards an environment-friendly and sustainable solution

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Enhancing Chili Growth and Yield: The Synergistic Effects of Biochar and Inorganic Fertilizers on Soil Properties and Nutrient Use Efficiency

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A pot experiment was conducted during the Kharif 1 season at Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University, Dinajpur, to explore the synergistic effects of biochar and inorganic fertilizers on the growth, yield, soil properties, and nutrient use efficiency of chili (Capsicumannum L.). The study was structured in a Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) with five treatments: T0 = Control (no fertilizer), T1 = 100% recommended doses of NPK, T2 = 100% biochar (10t ha-1), T3 = 75% biochar + 25% NPK, T4 = 50% biochar + 50% NPK, and T5 = 25% biochar + 75% NPK, replicated four times. Results indicated that combined treatments of biochar and NPK fertilizers significantly enhanced chili growth and yield attributes compared to individual applications. Among the treatments, T4 (50% biochar + 50% NPK) recorded the highest values for most growth parameters, including plant height (38.6 cm), root length (10.50 cm), and number of leaves (78 plant-1), as well as yield attributes like the number of fruits per plant (119), individual fruit weight (2.1 g), and total fruit weight (249.5 g). This treatment also improved soil properties, particularly pH, organic matter content, and available phosphorus, while enhancing nutrient use efficiency having strongly positive correlation. The findings suggest that a 50:50 combination of biochar and NPK fertilizers optimizes chili production by reducing chemical fertilizers with improved soil health through the enhancement of efficient nutrient uses and crop productivity, making it a promising strategy for sustainable agriculture.

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Influence of natura one and neem oil on growth and yield of brinjal (Solanum melongena)

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Comparison of Nutrient Management Practices along with application of Novel Fytovita on Plant Height of Brinjal

Comparison of Nutrient Management Practices along with application of Novel Fytovita on Plant Height of Brinjal

Assessing high-yielding cowpea varieties for bacterial blight resistance in Bangladesh: A step towards an environment-friendly and sustainable solution

Enhancing Chili Growth and Yield: The Synergistic Effects of Biochar and Inorganic Fertilizers on Soil Properties and Nutrient Use Efficiency

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