Claim · model-written summary
Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum number of pods plant -1 of mungbean (88).
- Taxon
- mungbean
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Vigna radiatae0 - Treatment
- P application with N and K applied treatmente3
- Outcome
- number of pods plant -1e3
- Direction
- maximume3
- Value
- 88e3
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Verbatim
e0“Mungbean represents second largest crop after chickpea”
e3“The maximum plant height (70 cm), number of plant/ treatment (82), number of fruits bearing branches (23), number of pods plant -1 (88), 1000 grain weight (45.3 g), biomass yield (2478 kg ha -1 ), yield of grain (2986 kg ha -1 ), yield of straw (509 kg ha -1 ), protein (22%), leaves P (0.46 %) content, P uptake (11.49 kg ha -1 ) and P utilization efficiency (10.3 %) were noted by P application with N and K applied treatment”
Title
Ambrin Rajput; Mehrunisa Memon Sarhad Journal of Agriculture 2023. doi:10.17582/journal.sja/2023/39.1.256.268
Other claims from this paper (18)
- Intervention effect Phosphorus at 50 kg P2O5 ha-1 with N and K had a significant effect on mungbean growth parameters.
- Intervention effect Phosphorus at 75 kg P2O5 ha-1 gave the highest result for mungbean yield-related parameters.
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum plant height of mungbean (70 cm).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum number of plant/ treatment of mungbean (82).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum number of fruits bearing branches of mungbean (23).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum 1000 grain weight of mungbean (45.3 g).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum biomass yield of mungbean (2478 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum yield of grain of mungbean (2986 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum yield of straw of mungbean (509 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum protein of mungbean (22%).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum leaves P of mungbean (0.46 %).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum P uptake of mungbean (11.49 kg ha -1).
- Intervention effect Phosphorus application with nitrogen and potassium gave the maximum P utilization efficiency of mungbean (10.3 %).
- Intervention effect Combined N:P:K fertilisation at 15:75:15 kg ha-1 gave a 100% increase in mungbean yield compared with the control plot.
- Association The lowest values of mungbean yield parameters were recorded where no phosphorus was applied.
- Intervention effect Raising P from 100 to 150 kg P2O5 ha-1 with N and K did not change mungbean yield or yield-contributing parameters.
- Observation Mungbean yield parameters were positively related to each other.
- Recommendation The authors recommend P application as essential for mungbean production.