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Contents of 39(1 & 2) 2011 - acharya ng ranga agricultural university
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ANURADHA et. al.<br />
3. The over all regression was found to be significant<br />
at 1% level. The Multiple co-efficient of correlation<br />
was found highly significant at all the days of<br />
observation. R value at 30, 45 and 60 DAS explained<br />
the variation to an extent of 75, 67 and 41%<br />
respectively. At 30 DAS two nutrients i.e Bio-Potash<br />
and Bio-ZincG showed significant correlation. At 45<br />
DAS two other nutrients N and Bio-PhosG affected<br />
the seed yield. At 60 DAS Zinc alone influenced the<br />
seed yield. The favourable effect of use of organic<br />
products can be explained by the presence of<br />
aminoacids, amino nitrogen (chelated proteins) in Bio-<br />
PhosG, glucose in Bio-PotashG which makes the<br />
input readily available to roots and bioavailable to<br />
plants, besides improvement in the soil microflora<br />
due to their intrinsic organic properties. Farm<br />
productivity improved substantially because of zinc<br />
application as Bio-ZincG contained 50-52% organic<br />
zinc with 6-7% bioavailable zinc. High yields in green<br />
gram were obtained with the use of organic sources<br />
vermicompost also reported in greengram by<br />
Rajkhowa et al., (2003) and in blackgram by Vasanthi<br />
and Subramanian (2004).<br />
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