Claim · model-written summary
Increasing nitrogen and phosphorus from 75% to 125% of recommendation significantly increased early sugarcane yield.
- Taxon
- SUGARCANEt0
- Treatment
- increasing doses of nitrogen and phosphorus from 75% to 125% of recommendatione0
- Outcome
- cane yielde0
- Direction
- increasee0
- Comparator
- 75%e0
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Verbatim
e0“significant increase in cane yield of early maturing varieties due to increasing doses of nitrogen and phosphorus from 75% to 125% of recommendation”
t0“SUGARCANE”
Title
EFFECT OF FERTILITY LEVELS ON NEWLY DEVELOPED SUGARCANE VARIETIES OF NORTH-WEST ZONE OF INDIA
S. N. L. Srivastava; Roshan Lal; Mehar Chand; et al. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research 2007
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- Observation Early variety CoS 96258 had significantly higher cane yield than CoLk 9414 and CoJ 96191.
- Observation CoLk 9414 and CoJ 96191 had statistically comparable cane yield.
- Observation Mid-late CoS 93278 had significantly higher cane yield than CoH 119.
- Observation Mid-late CoH 119 had significantly higher cane yield than CoH 110.
- Observation For mid-late varieties, fertilizer increases improved cane yield significantly only up to 100% of recommended nitrogen and phosphorus.
- Observation Variety and fertility level did not significantly change CCS percentage.
- Association Commercial cane sugar production varied with variety yield and fertility levels.