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Agricultural Reviews, volume 22 issue 1 (march 2001) : 68 - 70

PHOSPHORUS NUTRIENTS IN SUNFLOWER - A REVIEW

K..Rajendran, R. Veeraputhiran
1Department of Agronomy, Tamil Nadu Agricultural UnIyersIty, CoIrnbat0re-641 003, Indla

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Cite article:- K..Rajendran, Veeraputhiran R. (2024). PHOSPHORUS NUTRIENTS IN SUNFLOWER - A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 22(1): 68 - 70. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Being an oilseed crop, sunflower responds well with phosphorus fertilization. In addition to germination and seedling establishment, growth attributes like plant height, stem diameter, root length and dry matter production increased with increasing levels of P. The response of P was more significant in P deficient soils. Seed yield and oil content also increased by P application. Phosphorus application also increased the uptake of N, P, K, Ca, Mg and S nutrients. Rock phosphate was found to be the most effective source in acid solis. In neutral and alkali soils, application of P with organic numures or bio-fertilizers like phosphobacteria showed good response.

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