Claim · model-written summary
Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet crop growth rate was highest (9.47 g/m2/day).
- Taxon
- Finger Millet
Eleusine coracanat0 - Organ / stage
- 90 DAS-maturitye1
- Treatment
- conventional tillage- conventional tillagee3
- Outcome
- crop growth ratee1
- Direction
- higheste1
- Value
- 9.47 g/m2/daye1
- Setting
- Agronomical Research Farm, Birsa Agricultural University, Kanke, Ranchi, Jharkhande0
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Verbatim
t0“Growth and Yield of Finger Millet”
e0“was conducted at Agronomical Research Farm, Birsa Agricultural University, Kanke, Ranchi, Jharkhand”
e3“conventional tillage- conventional tillage”
e1“Significantly highest value of number of tillers (121.15), leaf area index at 90 DAS (2.65), dry matter accumulation at maturity (865.61 g/m2), crop growth rate at 90 DAS-maturity (9.47 g/m2/day)”
Title
. Sulochna; Md. Parwaiz Alam; S. K. Singh International Journal of Environment and Climate Change 2022. doi:10.9734/ijecc/2022/v12i121473
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- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet number of tillers was highest (121.15).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet leaf area index was highest (2.65).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet dry matter accumulation was highest (865.61 g/m2).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet number of effective tillers was highest (112.96).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet number of fingers/ear was highest (6.66).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet number of grains/ear was highest (1085.26).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet ear weight was highest (6.59 g).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet grain was highest (23.90 q/ha).
- Intervention effect Under conventional tillage-conventional tillage, finger millet straw yield was highest (38.85 q/ha).
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet number of tillers (121.37) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet leaf area index (2.67) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet dry matter accumulation (873.36 g/m2) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet crop growth rate (9.67 g/m2/day) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet number of effective tillers (113.12) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet number of fingers/ear (6.76) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet number of grains/ear (1094.19) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet ear weight (6.61 g) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet grain (24.25 q/ha) among organic sources.
- Intervention effect 100% N through vermicompost gave the maximum finger millet straw yield (38.93 q/ha) among organic sources.