Abstract
Peanut is one important plant in Indonesia as source of protein. Productivity of peanut in Indonesia is still low than USA, China and Argentina. We need to improve our cultivation technic and then increase it’s productions. The aimed of this research was to find the best combination between NT45 organik fertilizer and phosphate fertilizer dosage for increasing growth and yield of peanut. This research was done from August until December 2015. The research used 3 x 3factorialinCompletely Randomized Design with three replications. The first factor was NT45 organic fertilizer dosage consisted of three levels : 80, 160 and 240 g/plant. The second factor was SP36 fertilizer dosage consisted of three levels : 0, 50 and 100 kg/ha. The result showed that NT45 organic and phosphate fertilizers interacted each other affecting the growth and yield of peanut. Application of 160 g/plant NT45 organik fertilizer and 0 kg/ha SP36 fertilizer showed the best growth and yield of peanut. This indicates that NT45 organic fertilizer could be used alone without addition of phospate fertilizer and it is increasing economical efficiency.
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NT45 organic and phosphate fertilizers interacted in their effects on peanut growth and yield.
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- peanut
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e0“NT45 organic and phosphate fertilizers interacted each other affecting the growth and yield of peanut.”
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The 160 g/plant NT45 and 0 kg/ha SP36 treatment produced the best peanut growth.
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- peanutArachis hypogaeae0
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- 160 g/plant NT45 organik fertilizer and 0 kg/ha SP36 fertilizere0
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e0“Application of 160 g/plant NT45 organik fertilizer and 0 kg/ha SP36 fertilizer showed the best growth and yield of peanut.”
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The 160 g/plant NT45 and 0 kg/ha SP36 treatment produced the best peanut yield.
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- peanutArachis hypogaeae0
- Treatment
- 160 g/plant NT45 organik fertilizer and 0 kg/ha SP36 fertilizere0
- Outcome
- yielde0
- Direction
- beste0
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e0“Application of 160 g/plant NT45 organik fertilizer and 0 kg/ha SP36 fertilizer showed the best growth and yield of peanut.”
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The authors conclude NT45 fertilizer can be used without phosphate fertilizer to increase economic efficiency.
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- peanutArachis hypogaeae1
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- NT45 organic fertilizer could be used alone without addition of phospate fertilizere0
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- economical efficiencye0
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e0“NT45 organic fertilizer could be used alone without addition of phospate fertilizer and it is increasing economical efficiency.”
e1“best growth and yield of peanut.”
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