Abstract
Reverse all the legumes crops, the nitrogen (N) fertilizer requirement of snap bean plant is high, due to it is weak in the fixation of atmospheric N. Using organic fertilizers; chicken manure and biofertilizer, can serve as an alternative to use mineral N fertilizer. Two greenhouse experiments were carried out in factorial randomized complete block design with three replicates. Each experiment included eight treatments; four rates of chicken manure (CM) as a source of organic N; 0 (CM0), 50 (CM1), 100 (CM2) and 200 (CM3) kg N ha -1 applied singly or in combined with biofertilizer (Halex-2). The application of CM2, significantly, increased the number of leaves and branches, leaf area index and pods number per plant, as well as pods yield, dry mass and N uptake ha -1 compared with CM0. Moreover, inoculating seed of snap bean by biofertilizer significantly increased all studied parameters of snap bean plants. The dry matter and N uptake were mainly distributed in pods, followed by leaves, and stems. The pods yield of snap bean plants was highly positively correlated with the number of branches and leaves, leaf area index, flower clusters number, dry mass, number of green pods, pod weight and N uptake characters, orderly. Generally, the best significant vigorous of the growth and yield traits of snap bean plants, was achieved with the dual treatment of CM2 (100 kg N ha -1 ) and inoculate the seed with biofertilizer, which considered as one of the effective agriculture practices in organic farming and environmentally safe procedure. © 2014 Friends Science Publishers
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CM2 increased leaves, branches and leaf area index versus CM0.
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e0“The application of CM2, significantly, increased the number of leaves and branches, leaf area index and pods number per plant, as well as pods yield, dry mass and N uptake ha -1 compared with CM0.”
t0“snap bean”
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CM2 increased pod number, pod yield and dry mass versus CM0.
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e0“The application of CM2, significantly, increased the number of leaves and branches, leaf area index and pods number per plant, as well as pods yield, dry mass and N uptake ha -1 compared with CM0.”
t0“snap bean”
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CM2 increased nitrogen uptake versus CM0.
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e0“The application of CM2, significantly, increased the number of leaves and branches, leaf area index and pods number per plant, as well as pods yield, dry mass and N uptake ha -1 compared with CM0.”
t0“snap bean”
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Biofertilizer seed inoculation increased all studied snap bean parameters.
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- snap beane0
- Treatment
- inoculating seed of snap bean by biofertilizere0
- Outcome
- all studied parameterse0
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- increasede0
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e0“inoculating seed of snap bean by biofertilizer significantly increased all studied parameters of snap bean plants”
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Dry matter and nitrogen uptake were mainly in pods, followed by leaves and stems.
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e0“The dry matter and N uptake were mainly distributed in pods, followed by leaves, and stems.”
t0“snap bean”
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Pod yield was highly positively correlated with branches, leaves and leaf area index.
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e0“The pods yield of snap bean plants was highly positively correlated with the number of branches and leaves, leaf area index, flower clusters number, dry mass, number of green pods, pod weight and N uptake characters, orderly.”
Claim · model-written summary
Pod yield was highly positively correlated with flower clusters, dry mass and green pod number.
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e0“The pods yield of snap bean plants was highly positively correlated with the number of branches and leaves, leaf area index, flower clusters number, dry mass, number of green pods, pod weight and N uptake characters, orderly.”
Claim · model-written summary
Pod yield was highly positively correlated with pod weight and nitrogen uptake.
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e0“The pods yield of snap bean plants was highly positively correlated with the number of branches and leaves, leaf area index, flower clusters number, dry mass, number of green pods, pod weight and N uptake characters, orderly.”
Claim · model-written summary
CM2 combined with seed biofertilizer inoculation gave the best growth and yield traits.
- Taxon
- snap beane0
- Treatment
- dual treatment of CM2 (100 kg N ha -1 ) and inoculate the seed with biofertilizere0
- Outcome
- growth and yield traitse0
- Direction
- beste0
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“the best significant vigorous of the growth and yield traits of snap bean plants, was achieved with the dual treatment of CM2 (100 kg N ha -1 ) and inoculate the seed with biofertilizer”
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