Abstract
A field experiment was conducted at Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi to assess the effect of nutrient sources and weed control measures on nutrient uptake, yield and residual soil fertility after harvest of baby corn. The highest husked and dehusked baby cob yields (4.43 t ha–1 and 2.15 t ha–1, respectively) and green fodder yield were obtained with application of N through vermicompost and the lowest (3.30 and 1.80 t ha–1, respectively) was recorded with the application of N through fertilizer. Residual fertility in terms of available N, P and K (186.5, 18.0 and 208.2 kg ha–1) in the soil after crop harvest was significantly superior when 120 kg N ha–1 was applied through FYM in comparison with recommended dose of N applied through fertilizer and it was at par with leaf compost and vermicompost. In case of weed control measures, the highest husked and dehusked cob yield (4.29 t ha–1 and 2.18 t ha–1 respectively) and green fodder yields were found in weed free treatment and the lowest values were obtained from unweeded control (3.05 t ha–1 and 1.68 t ha–1 respectively). Available N, P, K, bulk density and organic carbon in soil was not significantly varied due to weed control measures.
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Claim · model-written summary
Vermicompost N gave the highest husked cob yield, 4.43 t ha–1, versus fertilizer N.
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t0“baby corn”
e0“The highest husked and dehusked baby cob yields (4.43 t ha–1 and 2.15 t ha–1, respectively) and green fodder yield were obtained with application of N through vermicompost and the lowest (3.30 and 1.80 t ha–1, respectively) was recorded with the application of N through fertilizer.”
Claim · model-written summary
Vermicompost N gave the highest dehusked cob yield, 2.15 t ha–1.
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t0“baby corn”
e0“The highest husked and dehusked baby cob yields (4.43 t ha–1 and 2.15 t ha–1, respectively) and green fodder yield were obtained with application of N through vermicompost and the lowest (3.30 and 1.80 t ha–1, respectively) was recorded with the application of N through fertilizer.”
Claim · model-written summary
Vermicompost N gave the highest green fodder yield.
Verbatim
t0“baby corn”
e0“The highest husked and dehusked baby cob yields (4.43 t ha–1 and 2.15 t ha–1, respectively) and green fodder yield were obtained with application of N through vermicompost and the lowest (3.30 and 1.80 t ha–1, respectively) was recorded with the application of N through fertilizer.”
Claim · model-written summary
FYM N gave significantly superior residual available N, P and K compared with fertilizer N, and was at par with leaf compost and vermicompost.
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t0“baby corn”
e0“Residual fertility in terms of available N, P and K (186.5, 18.0 and 208.2 kg ha–1) in the soil after crop harvest was significantly superior when 120 kg N ha–1 was applied through FYM in comparison with recommended dose of N applied through fertilizer and it was at par with leaf compost and vermicompost.”
Claim · model-written summary
Weed free treatment yielded the highest husked cob yield, 4.29 t ha–1, versus unweeded control.
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t0“baby corn”
e0“In case of weed control measures, the highest husked and dehusked cob yield (4.29 t ha–1 and 2.18 t ha–1 respectively) and green fodder yields were found in weed free treatment and the lowest values were obtained from unweeded control (3.05 t ha–1 and 1.68 t ha–1 respectively).”
Claim · model-written summary
Weed free treatment yielded the highest dehusked cob yield, 2.18 t ha–1.
Verbatim
t0“baby corn”
e0“In case of weed control measures, the highest husked and dehusked cob yield (4.29 t ha–1 and 2.18 t ha–1 respectively) and green fodder yields were found in weed free treatment and the lowest values were obtained from unweeded control (3.05 t ha–1 and 1.68 t ha–1 respectively).”
Claim · model-written summary
Weed free treatment gave the highest green fodder yield.
Verbatim
t0“baby corn”
e0“In case of weed control measures, the highest husked and dehusked cob yield (4.29 t ha–1 and 2.18 t ha–1 respectively) and green fodder yields were found in weed free treatment and the lowest values were obtained from unweeded control (3.05 t ha–1 and 1.68 t ha–1 respectively).”
Claim · model-written summary
Weed control measures did not significantly vary soil available N, P, K, bulk density or organic carbon.
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- baby cornt0
- Treatment
- weed control measurese0
- Outcome
- Available N, P, K, bulk density and organic carbon in soile0
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- not significantly variede0
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t0“baby corn”
e0“Available N, P, K, bulk density and organic carbon in soil was not significantly varied due to weed control measures.”
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