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Polyhouse cultivation produced significantly superior yield.
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e0“The significantly superior yield was recorded under the growing condition C 3 i.e.polyhouse and irrigation level I 3 i.e. drip irrigation at 60% ETc”
t0“capsicum”
Title
Response of capsicum to different irrigation schedules under protected and open cultivation
RAJANEE SALUNKHE; S.B. WADATKAR; M.U. KALE; et al. AGRICULTURE UPDATE 2017. doi:10.15740/has/au/12.techsear(4)2017/995-1001
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Polyhouse cultivation increased capsicum yield over open field cultivation.
- Intervention effect Covered cultivation saved water relative to open field cultivation.
- Intervention effect Plant height, leaf number, and SPAD value were greatest in polyhouse, followed by shadehouse and open field.
- Intervention effect Flower and fruit number were greatest in polyhouse, followed by shadehouse and open field.
- Intervention effect Flower initiation and fruit set occurred significantly earlier in polyhouse, then shadehouse, then open field.
- Observation Drip irrigation at 60% ETc under polyhouse gave maximum water use efficiency of 30.29 q/ha-cm.
- Observation Drip irrigation at 100% ETc under shadehouse gave minimum water use efficiency of 12.25 q/ha-cm.
- Intervention effect The shadehouse 100% ETc treatment yielded more than open field.
- Observation The shadehouse 100% ETc treatment required maximum consumptive water use.
- Observation Drip irrigation at 60% ETc produced significantly superior yield.
- Intervention effect Polyhouse with 60% ETc drip irrigation yielded 1163.7 q/ha, significantly above other combinations.