Claim · model-written summary
Test weight was highest (326) with STD + FYM + BF + L.
Zea maysNot reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleComparatorSettingQualifier
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Verbatim
e0“test weight (326)”
e1“STD + FYM + BF + L”
e2“highest with this treatment”
t0“maize”
Title
Deblina Ghosh; Mitali Mandal; Shreya Das; et al. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry 2019
Other claims from this paper (17)
- Intervention effect The treatment including inorganics, organics (FYM/VC), biofertilizers and lime was the best package of practices for relative growth of maize, root density and yield attributing characters.
- Intervention effect Without any organic manure there was a 53% yield loss in the chemical fertilizer treated plot of maize.
- Intervention effect INM practices including bio fertiliser gave only an 8.3% yield advantage over the organic plus inorganic combination.
- Intervention effect STD + FYM + BF + L gave the highest maize plant height at 43 days after sowing (2.77 cm).
- Intervention effect STD + FYM + BF + L gave the highest maize plant height at 55 days after sowing (4.85 cm).
- Intervention effect STD + FYM + BF + L gave the highest maize plant height at 100 days after sowing (2.29 cm).
- Intervention effect Root density of maize was highest (0.86 g/cc) with STD + FYM + BF + L.
- Intervention effect Cob length was highest (18.5 cm) with STD + FYM + BF + L.
- Intervention effect Cob diameter was highest (15 cm) with STD + FYM + BF + L.
- Intervention effect Cob volume was highest (862.8 cm3) with STD + FYM + BF + L.
- Intervention effect Number of rows per cob was highest (15) with STD + FYM + BF + L.
- Intervention effect Number of grains per cob was highest (570) with STD + FYM + BF + L.
- Intervention effect Apparent recovery of N was highest (78%) in the STD+FYM+BF+L treatment.
- Intervention effect Apparent recovery of P was highest (46.4%) in the STD+FYM+BF+L treatment.
- Intervention effect Relative agronomic efficiency and nutrient uptake were highest in the STD+FYM+BF+L treatment.
- Intervention effect Apparent potassium recovery was highest (110%) in the 50% STD + BF treatment.
- Recommendation Because the soil is acidic, lime is mandatory as a key component of INM for better growth and greater yield of maize.