Abstract
Field experiment was conducted during rabi seasons of 1987–88 and 1988–89 on an 1nceptisol to study the effect of NPS on oil content, iodine value and lipoxygenase activity of linseed oil. Treatments consisted of N, Ppj and S @ 0, 40 and 80; 0, 25 and 50; and 0, 30 and 60 kg ha−1, respectively. The application of N decreased P and S increased oil content of the linseed in both the years. Significant responses were recorded up to 80 kg N, 50 kg P2O5 and 30 kg S ha−1, while N application increased the iodine value of oil, whereas P and S decreased the same to a significant extent. The weight of oil increased significantly with increase in the period of exposure.
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Nitrogen application decreased linseed oil content.
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e0“The application of N decreased P and S increased oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Phosphorus application increased linseed oil content.
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e0“The application of N decreased P and S increased oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Sulfur application increased linseed oil content.
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e0“The application of N decreased P and S increased oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Significant responses extended to 80 kg N per hectare.
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e0“Significant responses were recorded up to 80 kg N, 50 kg P2O5 and 30 kg S ha−1”
t0“oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Significant responses extended to 50 kg P2O5 per hectare.
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e0“Significant responses were recorded up to 80 kg N, 50 kg P2O5 and 30 kg S ha−1”
t0“oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Significant responses extended to 30 kg S per hectare.
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e0“Significant responses were recorded up to 80 kg N, 50 kg P2O5 and 30 kg S ha−1”
t0“oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Nitrogen increased linseed oil iodine value.
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e0“N application increased the iodine value of oil”
t0“oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Phosphorus decreased linseed oil iodine value significantly.
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e0“N application increased the iodine value of oil, whereas P and S decreased the same to a significant extent”
t0“oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Sulfur decreased linseed oil iodine value significantly.
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e0“N application increased the iodine value of oil, whereas P and S decreased the same to a significant extent”
t0“oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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Oil weight increased with exposure period.
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e0“The weight of oil increased significantly with increase in the period of exposure”
t0“oil content of the linseed in both the years”
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