Abstract
A experiment was conducted during rabi season during 2005-06 on lateritic soil, at Agronomy Farm, College of Agriculture, Dapoli, to study the effect of nitrogen levels (0,50,100,150 and 200 kg ha and spacing (60x20cm, 45x20cm and 30x20cm) on the performance of yield attributes,yield and quality parameter of baby corn study revealed that spacing 60 x 20 cm was pat par with 45 x 20 cm recorded significantly higher values of yield attributing characters over the spacing of 30 x 20 cm. The spacing of 45 x 20 cm recorded significantly higher baby corn yield with and without husk than the remaining spacing's. The length of baby corn cob, number of cobs per plant and baby corn (cob) weight withouthusk increased significantly with the increase in nitrogen levels up to 150 kg/ha. Application of 200kg N/ha recorded significantly higher baby corn yield with husk, green fodder yield and total biomass production (q/ha) than rest of the nitrogen levels. The wider spacing of 60 x 20 cm recorded significantly higher protein and sugar content than the narrower spacing. Application of 200 kg N/ ha recorded significantly higher protein %, in baby corn than rest of the nitrogen levels. The further application of 150 kg/ha and 200 kg/ha nitrogen were at par and recorded significantly higher sugar content than the remaining nitrogen levels viz. 100 k/ha, 50 k/ha and control.
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The 60 x 20 cm spacing produced higher yield attributes than 30 x 20 cm and was at par with 45 x 20 cm.
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e0“spacing 60 x 20 cm was pat par with 45 x 20 cm recorded significantly higher values of yield attributing characters over the spacing of 30 x 20 cm.”
t0“BABY CORN”
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Spacing of 45 x 20 cm gave significantly higher baby corn yield with and without husk than other spacings.
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e0“The spacing of 45 x 20 cm recorded significantly higher baby corn yield with and without husk than the remaining spacing's.”
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Cob length, cobs per plant, and huskless cob weight increased significantly with nitrogen up to 150 kg/ha.
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- BABY CORNe0
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- nitrogen levels up to 150 kg/hae0
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- length of baby corn cob, number of cobs per plant and baby corn (cob) weight withouthuske0
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e0“The length of baby corn cob, number of cobs per plant and baby corn (cob) weight withouthusk increased significantly with the increase in nitrogen levels up to 150 kg/ha.”
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At 200kg N/ha, baby corn yield with husk, green fodder yield, and biomass were significantly higher than at other nitrogen levels.
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e0“Application of 200kg N/ha recorded significantly higher baby corn yield with husk, green fodder yield and total biomass production (q/ha) than rest of the nitrogen levels.”
Claim · model-written summary
Spacing of 60 x 20 cm produced significantly higher protein and sugar content than narrower spacing.
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e0“The wider spacing of 60 x 20 cm recorded significantly higher protein and sugar content than the narrower spacing.”
t0“BABY CORN”
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At 200 kg N/ ha, baby corn protein percentage was significantly higher than at other nitrogen levels.
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e0“Application of 200 kg N/ ha recorded significantly higher protein %, in baby corn than rest of the nitrogen levels.”
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At 150 and 200 kg/ha nitrogen, baby corn sugar content was significantly higher than at lower nitrogen levels and the two rates were at par.
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e0“150 kg/ha and 200 kg/ha nitrogen were at par and recorded significantly higher sugar content than the remaining nitrogen levels viz. 100 k/ha, 50 k/ha and control.”
t0“BABY CORN”
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