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Abstract - Issue Jan 2013, 34 (1) Back
nstantaneous and historical temperature effects on a-pinene
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Planting
geometry to optimize growth and productivity in
faba
bean (Vicia faba L.) and soil fertility
A.K. Singh1*, B.P. Bhatt1, P.K. Sundaram1, A.K. Gupta2?and Deepak Singh3
1ICAR Research Complex for
Eastern Region, Patna-800 014, India
2Krishi Vigyan Kendra,
Saharanpur- 247 007, India
?3Krishi Vigyan Kendra,
Sitamarhi- 843 320,? India
*Corresponding
Author email : aksingh_14k@yahoo.co.in
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Publication
Data
Paper received:
26 August 2011
Revised received:
08 February 2012
Accepted:
22 March 2012
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Abstract
Faba
bean (Vicia faba L.) responses to alteration of its ambient
environment leads to certain modification in the crop phenology, yield
attributes and economic yield. To know the extent and pattern of response by
faba bean to alterations, a two year field experimentation was carried out
with two crop establishment methods (i) flatbed planting (ii) raised bed
planting, four planting geometry (i) 30X20 cm(ii) 30X30 cm (iii) 30X45 cm and
(iv) 45X45cm and three seeding depth. All the treatment (two crop
establishment methods, four planting geometry and three seeding depth) were
combined together consisting twenty four treatments, were organized in
factorial experiment in complete randomized block design (CRBD) with three
replications. Data were recorded on growth and development; yield attributes
and yield.? Soil analysis was done and finally statistical tool were applied
to come in to valid conclusion. Raised bed planting proves superior over
flatbed in case of seed yield. Square planting architect with 30 cm apart
prove better (3690.9 kg ha-1)
than other tested planting geometry. Seeding at 10 cm depth showed,
significant improvement in seed yield per plant and per ha over other two
tested seeding depth. Phosphorus availability was significantly higher in
raised bed planting (36.9 kg ha-1).
However, available K (kg ha-1) was significantly influenced by
planting geometry and seeding depth. It was maximum (155.2 kg ha-1) with 30X 45 cm plant
geometry, proved significantly higher than 30X20 cm and 30X30 cm and at par
with 45X45 cm planting. ?????
Key words
Vicia faba, Planting
geometry, Seeding depth, Crop phenology
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