Claim · model-written summary
Cane length was higher under the integrated treatment in plant and ratoon crops (439.0 and 407.4 cm).
- Taxon
- sugarcanee3
- Treatment
- application of FYM/compost @ 20 t/ha + soil test-based recommendatione1
- Outcome
- cane lengthe2
- Direction
- highere2
- Value
- 439.0 and 407.4 cme2
- Qualifier
- plant and ratoon cropse2
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Verbatim
e1“application of FYM/compost @ 20 t/ha + soil test-based recommendation in both plant and ratoon crop significantly improved yield attributes and cane yield over rest of the treatments”
e2“It also recorded higher cane length (439.0 and 407.4 cm), cane girth (9.6 and 9.0 cm), individual cane weight (1, 268.7 and 1, 175.4 g), number of millable canes (NMC) (83.6 and 75.6 thousand/ha) and cane yield (76.5 and 74.5 t/ha) in plant and ratoon crops, respectively”
e3“productivity in sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.)-ratoon system”
Title
Jyoti Pawar; Dheer Singh Indian Journal of Agronomy 2017
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect FYM/compost at 20 t/ha with soil test-based recommendation significantly improved yield attributes and cane yield over the other treatments, except two treatments.
- Intervention effect Cane girth was higher under the integrated treatment in plant and ratoon crops (9.6 and 9.0 cm).
- Intervention effect Individual cane weight was higher under the integrated treatment in plant and ratoon crops (1,268.7 and 1,175.4 g).
- Intervention effect The number of millable canes was higher under the integrated treatment in plant and ratoon crops (83.6 and 75.6 thousand/ha).
- Intervention effect Cane yield was higher under the integrated treatment in plant and ratoon crops (76.5 and 74.5 t/ha).
- Intervention effect Net N, P and K balance in soil was positive under integrated nutrient supply, compared with inorganic fertilizers alone.
- Intervention effect Net N, P and K balance in soil was negative under inorganic fertilizers alone, compared with integrated nutrient supply.