Claim · model-written summary
Inoculating bambara groundnut seeds with an effective rhizobium strain before planting is necessary for good nodulation and production in Nsukka
- Taxon
- bambara groundnut
Vigna subterraneae5 - Interactor
- effective rhizobium straine5symbiont
- Outcome
- Innoculation of bambara groundnut seeds with effective rhizobium strain before plantinge5
- Setting
- Nsukka agro-ecological conditionse5
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Verbatim
e5“Innoculation of bambara groundnut seeds with effective rhizobium strain before planting becomes necessary for good nodulation and production of the crop under Nsukka agro-ecological conditions”
Title
CP Uchhara; CC Onyeonagu; JE Asiegbu Agro-Science 2015. doi:10.4314/as.v12i3.4
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect Seed yield of bambara groundnut increased progressively with plant population and was significantly highest at 222,222 plants/ha
- Intervention effect Applying 100 kg N/ha increased total dry matter per plant of bambara groundnut compared with no N or 50 kg N/ha
- Intervention effect Applying 100 kg N/ha did not readily show seed yield benefits in bambara groundnut compared with no N or 50 kg N/ha
- Intervention effect Nitrogen treatment did not statistically influence nodulation of bambara groundnut
- Intervention effect Zero or low N application showed a slight increase in nodulation of bambara groundnut
- Mechanism The slight nodulation increase at zero or low N suggests too few effective rhizobia in the field