Abstract
The results of a field experiment conducted at IARI with rice variety improved Sabar- mati showd that urea super granules, sulphur coated urea, neem cake coated urea, N-serve and coal polyacid treated urea were superior to ordinary urea. Spraying of a culture of phyllosphere N-2 fixing microorganisms isolated from water hyacinth also increased the rice yields The results obtained suggest that several alternatives are available for increasing the efficiency of nitrogen applied to rice.
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Rice yield response favored urea super granules.
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e0“urea super granules, sulphur coated urea, neem cake coated urea, N-serve and coal polyacid treated urea were superior to ordinary urea”
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Rice yield response favored sulphur coated urea.
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e0“urea super granules, sulphur coated urea, neem cake coated urea, N-serve and coal polyacid treated urea were superior to ordinary urea”
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Rice yield response favored neem cake coated urea.
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e0“urea super granules, sulphur coated urea, neem cake coated urea, N-serve and coal polyacid treated urea were superior to ordinary urea”
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Rice yield response favored N-serve.
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e0“urea super granules, sulphur coated urea, neem cake coated urea, N-serve and coal polyacid treated urea were superior to ordinary urea”
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Rice yield response favored coal polyacid treated urea.
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e0“urea super granules, sulphur coated urea, neem cake coated urea, N-serve and coal polyacid treated urea were superior to ordinary urea”
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Spraying a phyllosphere microorganism culture increased rice yields.
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- rice
Oryza sativae0 - Treatment
- Spraying of a culture of phyllosphere N-2 fixing microorganisms isolated from water hyacinthe0
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- phyllosphere N-2 fixing microorganismse0symbiont
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- rice yieldse0
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- increasede0
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e0“Spraying of a culture of phyllosphere N-2 fixing microorganisms isolated from water hyacinth also increased the rice yields”
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