Abstract
Abstract The aim of the study was to obtain the interaction between the sweet corn genotype and the Trichoderma sp dose. The method used Completely Randomized Block Design with 2 factors and 3 replications. The first factor is genotype : Talenta, Sweet Boy, TLT 29, SBD 2-23, TLSB 3-3 and CMP 3-63. The second factor is dose Trichoderma (20, 25 and 30 ton/ha). The data were analyzed using Anova 5% and if there were significantly different variables, further DMRT test. The results showed that CMP 3-63 genotype with Trichoderma sp 20 tons/ha could increase the weight of the cob without bractea, TLT 29 genotype had a large stem diameter, and the number of rows on the cob was larger. SBD 2-23 genotype higher sweetness. Talenta and Sweet Boy have a greater cob weight without bractea. Trichoderma sp did not significantly affect the growth and yield of sweet corn.
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CMP 3-63 sweet corn with Trichoderma sp 20 tons/ha could increase cob weight without bractea.
- Taxon
- sweet corne0
- Material
- CMP 3-63e1
- Treatment
- Trichoderma sp 20 tons/hae1
- Interactor
- Trichoderma sp
Trichodermae1other - Outcome
- weight of the cob without bracteae1
- Direction
- increasee1
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e0“the sweet corn genotype and the Trichoderma sp dose”
e1“CMP 3-63 genotype with Trichoderma sp 20 tons/ha could increase the weight of the cob without bractea”
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Sweet corn genotype TLT 29 had a large stem diameter.
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e0“the sweet corn genotype and the Trichoderma sp dose”
e2“TLT 29 genotype had a large stem diameter, and the number of rows on the cob was larger”
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Sweet corn genotype TLT 29 had more rows on the cob.
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e0“the sweet corn genotype and the Trichoderma sp dose”
e2“TLT 29 genotype had a large stem diameter, and the number of rows on the cob was larger”
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Sweet corn genotype SBD 2-23 had higher sweetness.
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e0“the sweet corn genotype and the Trichoderma sp dose”
e3“SBD 2-23 genotype higher sweetness”
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Sweet corn genotype Talenta had a greater cob weight without bractea.
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e0“the sweet corn genotype and the Trichoderma sp dose”
e4“Talenta and Sweet Boy have a greater cob weight without bractea”
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Sweet corn genotype Sweet Boy had a greater cob weight without bractea.
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e0“the sweet corn genotype and the Trichoderma sp dose”
e4“Talenta and Sweet Boy have a greater cob weight without bractea”
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Trichoderma sp dose did not significantly affect growth and yield of sweet corn.
- Taxon
- sweet corne5
- Treatment
- Trichoderma spe5
- Interactor
- Trichoderma spTrichodermae5other
- Outcome
- growth and yielde5
- Direction
- no_changeinferrede5
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e5“Trichoderma sp did not significantly affect the growth and yield of sweet corn”
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