Claim · model-written summary
Interaction B 3 W 3 gave the highest grain yield of bush bean
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleComparatorSettingValueQualifier
Verbatim
t0“yield performance of bush bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)”
e3“In case of interaction effect highest plant height in B 2 W 3 , weight of seeds plant -1 in B 4 W 2 , weight of 1000 seeds in B 1 W 3 , grain yield in B 3 W 3 , stover yield in B 3 W 3 and harvest index in B 0 W 3 were observed”
Title
F.M.J. Uddin; N. Hasan; N. Rahman; et al. Archives of Agriculture and Environmental Science 2018. doi:10.26832/24566632.2018.030303
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- Intervention effect The 1.5 kg biofertilizer per ha treatment gave the highest plant height in bush bean
- Intervention effect The 1.5 kg biofertilizer per ha treatment gave the highest weight of seeds per plant and grain and stover yield of bush bean
- Intervention effect The 1.0 kg biofertilizer per ha treatment gave the highest number of seeds per plant
- Intervention effect Without biofertilizer the weight of 1000 seeds was highest in bush bean
- Intervention effect The 2.0 kg biofertilizer per ha treatment gave the highest harvest index in bush bean
- Intervention effect Three weeding gave the highest plant height, grain yield and stover yield of bush bean
- Intervention effect Three weeding gave the highest harvest index of bush bean
- Intervention effect Two weeding gave the highest weight of seeds per plant and weight of 1000 seeds of bush bean
- Intervention effect Interaction B 2 W 3 gave the highest plant height of bush bean
- Intervention effect Interaction B 4 W 2 gave the highest weight of seeds per plant of bush bean
- Intervention effect Interaction B 1 W 3 gave the highest weight of 1000 seeds of bush bean
- Intervention effect Interaction B 3 W 3 gave the highest stover yield of bush bean
- Intervention effect Interaction B 0 W 3 gave the highest harvest index of bush bean
- Recommendation Applying a proper biofertilizer dose and managing weeding regimes give ample scope to increase bush bean yield