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Irrigation significantly influenced yield and quality traits of linseed.
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e0“Both irrigation and salicylic acid significantly influenced yield and quality traits of linseed”
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Manjeet Singh; Gurudev Singh; Sakshi Goyat; et al. Frontiers in Agronomy 2026. doi:10.3389/fagro.2026.1804737
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- Intervention effect Irrigation at branching, pre-flowering and capsule development (IR 3) gave the highest seed yield in linseed (1557 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Irrigation at branching, pre-flowering and capsule development (IR 3) gave the highest oil content in linseed (37.2%).
- Intervention effect Irrigation at branching, pre-flowering and capsule development (IR 3) gave the highest oil yield in linseed (580 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Irrigation at branching, pre-flowering and capsule development (IR 3) gave the highest net return in linseed (USD 980 ha -1).
- Intervention effect Irrigation at branching, pre-flowering and capsule development (IR 3) gave the highest benefit cost ratio in linseed (2.24).
- Intervention effect Among salicylic acid treatments, 100 mg/L produced the highest seed yield in linseed (1467 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Among salicylic acid treatments, 100 mg/L produced the highest oil yield in linseed (547 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Among salicylic acid treatments, 100 mg/L produced the highest net return in linseed (USD 905 ha -1).
- Intervention effect Among salicylic acid treatments, 100 mg/L produced the highest B:C ratio in linseed (2.11).
- Intervention effect The irrigation IR 3 by SA 100 mg/L interaction gave the maximum seed yield in linseed (1624 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect The irrigation IR 3 by SA 100 mg/L interaction gave the maximum oil yield in linseed (618 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Foliar application of 75 mg/L salicylic acid showed nearly comparable performance to 100 mg/L in linseed.
- Intervention effect Salicylic acid significantly influenced yield and quality traits of linseed.
- Recommendation The authors identify 75 mg/L SA as the most efficient concentration because of comparable performance with potentially lower input requirements.