Response of Peas to Organic Manure and NPK Fertilization.

Abstract

200-120 kg/hectare on plant growth, green pod yield and it's components and the nutritive values of pea seeds cv. Master-B. The results showed that adding 22.5 m 3 /hectare caused a highest values of pea plant growth, i.e. plant height, number of leaves and dry weight of leaves, green pod yield of peas and its components, i.e. number of pods/plant, average pod weight, both of total green pod yield per plant and per hectare and number of seeds per pod, as well as the nutritive values of pea seeds, i.e. T.SS., ascorbic acid and total soluble sugars percentages. The highest values of different characters above mentioned were obtained by applying pea plants with 150-200-120 kg NPK fertilization per hectare. The interaction between organic manure at 22.5 m 3 cheep manure/hectare) and NPK fertilization (150-200-120kg/hectare), increased in most cases, growth parameters, green pod yield and its components of peas as well as the nutritive values of seeds. Conclusively, it could be concluded that the best treatment for high pea plant growth, green pod yield and its components as well as nutritional values of seeds were 22.5 m 3 cheep manure /hectare),150-200-120 kg / hectare NPK fertilization levels, and followed by the interaction between 22.5 m 3 cheep manure /hectare with 150-200-120 kg/hectare NPK fertilization.

THE EFFECT OF FOLIAR FERTILIZATION WITH NITROFOSKA AND SEED INOCULATION WITH SOME BIO-FERTILIZERS ON GREEN POD YIELD OF PEA (Pisum sativum L.)

“…These results were agreed with those obtained by Mohamed et al, 1999 andAhmed et al, 2003 on pea and snap bean using the foliar fertilizers also, Abou El-Salehein et al, 2009 came to similar results with biofertilizers on pea.…”

“…These results are coincided with those of Ghanem, 1989, Hassan et al, 2002, who using fertilizers on soybean and snap bean, respectively, and , Abou El-Salehein et al, 2004 and2009, who using biofertilizers on pea.…”

“…Similarly results were obtained by Mohamed et al, 1999 andAhmed et al, 2003, using foliar fertilization on pea and snap bean, respectively and Abou El-Salehein et al, 2009 and Sharaf et al, 2013 using biofertilizaers on pea and onion, respectively.…”

“…Obtained results are conifirmed with the results obtained by Ghanem, 1989 ;Mohamed., 1999 andAhmed et al, 2003 using foliar fertilization on soybean, broad bean, pea and snap bean, respectively. As well as, Abo El-Nour et al, 1996;Abou El-Salehein et al, 2004, 2005and 2009and Sharaf et al, 2013 on faba bean, pea and onion, respectively.…”