Claim · model-written summary
Available N and Zn in soil improved significantly up to 8 kg/ha of zinc
- Treatment
- Zn levelse2
- Outcome
- status of available N and Zne1
- Direction
- improved significantlye1
- Qualifier
- up to 8 kg/hae1
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Verbatim
e1“The status of available N and Zn improved significantly up to 8 kg/ha”
e2“Nutrient status in post harvest soil was not affected with sources of zinc but improved significantly with Zn levels”
Title
SANDEEP SINGH; VINAY SINGH The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2017. doi:10.56093/ijas.v87i12.76517
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- Intervention effect Zinc sulphate gave taller plants and a higher number of siliquae per plant than zinc oxide
- Intervention effect Zinc sulphate gave higher seed and stover yields than zinc oxide
- Intervention effect Plant height of mustard was significantly improved with increasing zinc levels
- Intervention effect Seed and stover yields of mustard were significantly improved with increasing zinc levels
- Observation Seed yield of mustard was highest, 19.22 q/ha, with 6 kg Zn/ha
- Observation Stover yield of mustard was highest, 55.77 q/ha, with 6 kg Zn/ha
- Intervention effect Seed yield was 22.2% higher with 6 kg Zn/ha than in the control
- Intervention effect Stover yield was 24.7% higher with 6 kg Zn/ha than in the control
- Intervention effect Protein and oil content and yield increased significantly with increasing zinc doses, unaffected by zinc source
- Observation Mustard fertilized with 6 kg Zn/ha had the highest protein yield, 384.0 kg/ha
- Observation Mustard fertilized with 6 kg Zn/ha had the highest oil content, 39.3%
- Observation Mustard fertilized with 6 kg Zn/ha had the highest oil yield, 754.7 kg/ha
- Observation Protein content was maximal, 21.0%, with 8 kg Zn/ha
- Intervention effect Uptake of N, P, K and S by mustard was not affected by zinc source
- Intervention effect Zinc uptake was higher with zinc sulphate than with zinc oxide
- Intervention effect Nutrient uptake in mustard increased up to 6 kg Zn/ha and was reduced at 8 kg Zn/ha
- Intervention effect Nutrient status of post-harvest soil was not affected by zinc source
- Intervention effect P, K and S contents in soil increased up to 4 kg Zn/ha
- Intervention effect Nutrient status of post-harvest soil improved significantly with zinc levels