Claim · model-written summary
Application of 125% RDF produced better yield attributes and yields of black gram and green gram.
- Taxon
- black gram
Vigna mungoe2 - Treatment
- application of 125% RDFe2
- Outcome
- yields attributes and yieldse2
- Direction
- bettere2
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Verbatim
e2“The application of 125% RDF produced better yields attributes and yields of black gram and green gram”
Title
Ranjeet Bhardwaj; H.S. Kushwaha; Jinendra Birla; et al. Legume Research - An International Journal 2022. doi:10.18805/lr-3947
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- Intervention effect Sole pigeon pea produced significantly higher seed and stover yield than the intercropped mean.
- Intervention effect Sole black gram produced significantly higher seed and stover yield than the intercropped mean.
- Observation Yield attributes were at par across cropping systems.
- Observation The maximum grain yield (744 kg/ha) was recorded under pigeon pea + black gram (1:1) alternate rows.
- Observation The maximum stover yield (3910 kg/ha) was recorded under pigeon pea + sesame (1:1) alternate rows.
- Intervention effect Yield contributing characters and yields were higher with 125% RDF fertilizer.
- Observation Pigeon pea + green gram (1:1 row ratio) with 125% RDF maximised pigeon pea grain equivalent yield at 1505 kg/ha.
- Observation The same intercropping with 125% RDF maximised land equivalent ratio at 1.65.
- Observation The same intercropping with 125% RDF maximised net profit at ₹ 84826 per ha.
- Observation The same intercropping with 125% RDF maximised benefit : cost ratio at 4.68.
- Observation Intercropped black gram and green gram had almost similar yield attributes and yields under both cropping systems.
- Observation Intercropped and sole sesame had statistically equal yield contributes.
- Intervention effect Sole sesame had significantly higher seed and stover yields than intercropped sesame.
- Intervention effect Application of 125% RDF had superior yield attributes and yields of sesame.