Yield and Quality of rabi Onion (Allium cepa L.) Influenced by Integrated Nutrient Management

Mahala, Prakash; Chaudhary, Mayank; Garhwal, OP

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.705.387

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“…Nasreen et al (2007) [7] also noted that the uptake of N by onion bulb significantly responded to the application of nitrogen. These findings corroborate the results of Singh et al (2005) [11] , and Mahala et al (2018) [5] in onion.…”

Section: N Content In Bulb Its Uptake and Quality Parameters Of Onion Under Nitrogen Levelssupporting

confidence: 93%

Effects of nitrogen and integrated weed management treatment on bulb quality in onion

Ujjainiya¹,

Choudhary²,

Bairwa³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Chem. Stud.

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Section: N Content In Bulb Its Uptake and Quality Parameters Of Onion Under Nitrogen Levelssupporting

confidence: 93%

Effects of nitrogen and integrated weed management treatment on bulb quality in onion

Ujjainiya¹,

Choudhary²,

Bairwa³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Chem. Stud.

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“…Also, high nutrient content in bulbs as a result to activity of roots for longer duration under this treatment. The increase in N, P and K content in bulb were also observed by Sharma et al, (2003), Shaheen et al, (2007), Lee et al, (2015) and Mahala et al, (2018).…”

Section: Nutrients Uptake Of Onion (Kg Fed -1 )supporting

confidence: 76%

Soil Fertility, Onion-Maize Productivity and N-Use Efficiency as Affected by Green Manure, Mineral and Bio Fertilizers.

El-Naqme

El-Dissoky

Aiad

2019

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S OIL fertility was and still one of the most important factors controlling the productivity of crops. A field experiment was conducted at Sakha Agricultural Research Station, Egypt to assess the effect of green manure, bio-N fertilizer and mineral nitrogen fertilizer on some soil properties, mineral nitrogen fertilizer efficiency (i.e., N-use efficiency) and yield of onion (in winter season 2015/2016) following by maize (in summer 2016). Treatments included bio-Nfertilizers, mineral nitrogen fertilizer and green manure. The results showed that using all green manures (i.e., Egyptian clover and fenugreek) before planting onion significantly developed soil properties; increased availability of the studied nutrients and total porosity. Inoculations with bio-fertilizer maximize these effects on soil properties and yield of onion and maize. Interaction between fenugreek with bio-fertilizer and mineral N-fertilizer at 120 kg fed -1 attained the highest values of total onion yield, averages of bulb weight, diameter, dry matter content and nutrients-uptake of NPK in the first season after green manure application. After cultivation of maize, the highest values of grain and dry stalks yields, 100-grain weight and NPK-uptake were obtained with the interaction of Egyptian clover with bio-fertilizer and N-fertilizer at 90 kg fed -1 . The use of Egyptian clover as green manure with bio-fertilizer increased N-use efficiency for onion at 60 kg N fed -1 and for maize grain yield was at 120 kg N fed -1 . So, the study concluded importance of using green manures to improve soil properties and use efficiency of mineral nitrogen fertilizer.

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“…The increased yield and its traits as applying poultry manure could be explained by the fact of rapid availability and utilization of nitrogen for carbohydrates production that helped in increasing yield and might be attributed to balanced C:N ratio and accelerate activity of plant metabolism (Mahala et al, 2018). The promotive effect of mineral fertilizers might be due to impact of nitrogen on synthesizes of chlorophyll, enzymes and protein and role of phosphorous on root growth and development as well as the effect of potassium on enhancing of enzymes activity and improving the assimilates translocation.…”

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Effect of Different Organic and Mineral Fertilizers on Growth, Yield and Quality of Onion Grown in Sandy Soil under The New Valley Governorate Conditions تأثیر الأسمدة العضویة والمعدنیة المختلفة على نمو ومحصول وجودة البصل المزروع فی التربة الرملیة تحت ظروف محافظة الوادی الجدید

EL-Dekashey

Attallah

Ali

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Journal of Plant Production

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The current study was performed at the Research Farm of Faculty of Agriculture, New Valley University during 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 seasons in order to evaluate response of onion cv. Giza 6 to some organic fertilizers, i.e., cattle manure and poultry manure in addition to mineral fertilizers as control treatment. The results obtained showed that the vegetative growth characters and yield components of onion plants were significantly influenced by fertilizers kinds. Combination of poultry manure at 75% of recommended fertilizers and 25% of mineral fertilizers recorded the highest values for both vegetative growth characters and yield components, i.e., plant height, leaves number, plant fresh and dry weight, crop growth rate, bulb fresh weight, bulb diameter, bulb dry matter, marketable yield and total yield in a comparison to mineral fertilizers (control) in both seasons. While, the content of chlorophyll a, b, total carotenoids, N, P and K in onion leaves and vitamin C, sulfur volatile oil and TSS in onion bulb were increased significantly by application of poultry manure at 25% of recommended fertilizers plus 75% of mineral fertilizers compared to mineral fertilizers (control) in both seasons. It can be concluded that application of poultry manure at 75% of recommended fertilizers plus 25% of mineral fertilizers increased growth , yield and improved bulb quality of onion plants cv. Giza 6 under the New Valley Governorate conditions.

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Yield and Quality of rabi Onion (Allium cepa L.) Influenced by Integrated Nutrient Management

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Effects of nitrogen and integrated weed management treatment on bulb quality in onion

Effects of nitrogen and integrated weed management treatment on bulb quality in onion

Soil Fertility, Onion-Maize Productivity and N-Use Efficiency as Affected by Green Manure, Mineral and Bio Fertilizers.

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