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volume 21 issue 3 (september 2000) : 193-198

ROLE OF ORGANIC, INORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND GYPSUM APPLICATION IN GROUNDNUT - A REVIEW

S
S. Kumaran
A
A. Solaimalai
N
N. Ravisankar
B
B. Chandrasekaran
1Department of Agronomy, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore-641 003, India

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Cite article:- Kumaran S., Solaimalai A., Ravisankar N., Chandrasekaran B. (2025). ROLE OF ORGANIC, INORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND GYPSUM APPLICATION IN GROUNDNUT - A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 21(3): 193-198. doi: .

ABSTRACT

The nutrients which play important role in the nutrition of groundnut crop are sulphur. phosphorus and calcium. The main factor which is responsible for low yields in groundnut is inadequate and imbalance use of nutrients. High prices of chemical fertilizers led to combination of organic and inorganic nutrient sources which helps to maintain high productivity both in crop and soil. Timing of fertilizers application enhances the efficiency of applied fertilizers. Research reports of various studies conducted all over India indicate significant favourable influence of combined application of organic and inorganic sources of nutrients on growth and yield attributes as well as yield of groundnut.

KEYWORDS

    REFERENCES

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    2. Alva, A.!{. etal. (1989). Soil Sci. PI. Ana(y. 20: 1721-1744.
    3. Aruna Rajagopal, N. et ai. (1995). Madras Agric. J., 82 : 341-344,
    4. Balasubramanian, P. (1993). Ph. D. Thesis. Tamil Nadu Agric. Vniv., Coimbatore- 641003.
    5. Balasubramanian, P. and Palaniappan, S.P. (19'14). Indian J. Agron. 39 : 131-133.
    6. Balasubramanian, P. (1997). Indian J. Agron, 42 : 683-687.
    7. Baldeo Singh et al. (1993). Indian J. Agron., 38: 56-59.
    8. Banani Singh et al. (1993). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 41 : 383-384.
    9. Barik, A. etal. (1994)./ndianAgric., 38: 105-111.
    10. Basith, M.A. (1992). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Dept. of Agronomy, College of Agriculture, Hyderabad.
    11. Bel, DK etal. (1988). AppliedAgric. Res., 3 : 153-159.
    12. Bhalerao, P.D. et al. (1993). Indian J. Agron. 38 : 505-507.
    13. Bhatol, D.P. etal. (1994).lndianJ. Agric. Res, 28: 209-213.
    14. Bhattacharyya. BK and Manisha, D. (1997). Fertil. News., 42(2) : 25-29.
    15. Channabasavanna. A.S. and Setty, R.A. (1993) Indian J Apron.. 38 : 329-330.
    16. Chawale. VV et al. (1993). Indian J. Agron., 38 : 500-502.
    17. Chitkala Devi. T. etal. (l987). J OllseedsRes. 4: 118·121.
    18. Chittapur, B.M etal. (1993). J OilseedsRes., 10: 121-123
    19. Chai, VT. and Rye, 1.5. (1991). Soi/ilndFertil., 33 : 67-74.
    20. Choudharl, T.S.D. et al. (199l). J. Maharashtra Agric. Univ., 16(1) : 133-134.
    21. Christopher Lourduraj, A. and Ra~goplll, A. (1996). Legume Res., 19 : 155-161.
    22. Christophlilr LourduraJ, A. et aI. (1998). Legum Res. 21 : 48-50.
    23. Deshmllkh, V.N. et al. (1992). J. Potassium Res., 8 : 367·370.
    24. Dlilshmukh, VN. etal. (l993). J Po/MSium. RB/i., 9: 73-7&.
    25. Detroja, KS. et al. (1997). Indian J. Agron. 42 : 495-497.
    26. Devi, TC. (1991). Int. J. Trap. Apric., 9; 16-20.
    27. Dishe, J,M. et al. (1994). Crop. Res" 8 : 37-44.
    28. Dimree, S. et al. (l993). Indian J. Agron., 38 : 327·3~8.
    29. FFI"C (1991). Seminar on the Use pf Qraanic F~rtil~ers in Crop Prodlll:tion. June, 18-24. Fpocj Clnd Fertilizer
    30. Technology Centre for Aslan and Pacific Regign, TiliwC\ll. H 29-:~2.
    31. Aaig, W. (1982). In : 12th Int. Consr. Soil ~i. on Non-symb.iotic Nitrogen Fixation and Ofmmh: tv1C1tter in the
    32. Tropics. New Delhi p. 115-124.
    33. GanaJ~i et ~/. (1996). FmEl· Systems., ta : 52-54.
    34. Geethalakahmi, V etifl. (l993) MiJC/rfJsA.!!ri~.J.. ~Q: 4Jl'l=414.
    35. Geethalllkshmi, V. etal. (1994), MClCirpsAElric. J.. lH : ~fl7~a78.
    36. Gllethalakshmi, V. Clnd Christopher Lourd.uraj, A. !l99/:i), j.,t!f!IJfP.~ ~~. :n : 13-1fi·
    37. Ghadekclr, S.R. et{Ji. (1993). J. SoiisCrops., 3: 121·124.
    38. Ghosh, BK and Das, G.C. (l992). Qrissa J. Agric. Res.. 9: 42-44.
    39. Hatwar, KG, Clnd MahiilJllfl, M.S. (1992). PKV Rf!s J., 6 : 273-274.
    40. He{jds, n.M. (1992). Croflpi~ ~ms-R!lsearch hi~h!i!Jhts. Project Dire(:torate for Croppill!!l ~ysterns Re~arch.
    41. M9ClipurRm, U.P. p. 40. . .
    42. Hlilrnilnde~, EllT. etal (1993). SeviUa.. 19 (26): 15-l7.
    43. 198 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
    44. leAR. (1986). Annual Report 1984-85. AU India Co-ordinated Research Project (ll1 Lor", Term fertilizer EX[J
    45. Indian Council ofAgricultural Research. New Delhi. P 129.
    46. Intociia. SK et al. (1995). Crop Res., 9 : 22-26.
    47. Jana. PK et al. (1990). Indian Agric. Res.. 60 : 49-51.
    48. Kankapure, B.T. etal. (1994) J MaharashiraAgric. Univ.. 19: 122-123.
    49. Ketkar, C.M. (1993). Consortium of rural technology. New Delhi. pp. 23-26.
    50. Kumaran, S. (1996). M.Sc (Ag.) Thesis, Agricultural College and Research Institute, Killikulam-625 282, India.
    51. Lal, R. and Saran, G. (1988). Indian J Agron, 33 : 460-462.
    52. Lee, J.S. et al. (1990). Soils and Fertil.. 32 : 47-51.
    53. Lomte. M.H. and Khuspe. V.S. (1990). J Maharashtra Agric. Univ., 15 : 316-318.
    54. Madhumita Oas, B.P. et al. (1992). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 40 : 580-583.
    55. Mehta, AK and Rao, Ram Mohan (1996). Legume Res. 19 (3) : 151-154.
    56. Mishra. C.M. (1994). Madras Agric. J.. 81: 473-475.
    57. More, S.D. and Nalawade, SK (1993). J. MaharashtraAgric. Univ., 18(3): 421-423.
    58. . Mosha, (1988). APPU J Res.. 16 : 68.
    59. Mudalilgiriyappa. C.A. et al. (1995). J Oilseed Res., 12 : 141-145.
    60. Nandhagopalan, A. (1985). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, TNAU, Coimbatore-641 003. India
    61. Nimje, P.M. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 484-488.
    62. Pasricha, N.S. and Bah), G.S. (1996). Fertil. News., 41: 27-37.
    63. Patel, Z.G. et al. (1994). GAURes. J.. 20 : 148-150.
    64. Patel, Z.G. et aJ. (1995). GAlJRes, J. 20 : 154-156.
    65. Patra, AK et al. (1995). J. Oilseeds Res" 12 : 83-86,
    66. Patra, AK et aI, (1995). Indian Sci. Congress-Abstract. P. 96.
    67. Pradhan. L. et i'l/. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37 : 273-275.
    68. Prasanthi, A. and Perumal. Rani (1992). APAu. J. Res.. 20(3) : 159-160.
    69. Pulla Rao, Ch. et al. (1995). Andlml Agric. J. 42 : 80-82.
    70. Pushpendra Singh, B.S. et al. (1" ,I) Indian J Agron., 39 : 66-70.
    71. RilQ, U.P. etal. (1990). J. MaharashtraAgric. Univ., 15: 381-382.
    72. Rao, KS. and Moorthy, T.S. (1994), IndianJ Agric. Sci.. 64 : 433-437.
    73. Ravikumllr, A. et al. (1994). indian J. Agron.. 39: 323-325.
    74. Ravikumar, A. (1995). AndhraAgrk. J, 42: 1-5.
    75. SaS:l, B.N. etqi. (1992), J MwrashtraAgrJc. Univ., 17(1): 100-102.
    76. SIIthcme. KM: Clod Babulker, P.S. (1991). J Maharashtra Agric. Un/v., 16 : 113-114.
    77. ShIlrma, P.K. et aI. (1992). Indian J Agron.• 37 : 489-492.
    78. Shelke, OK fiJt aI. (1997). Indian J. Agron.. 42 : 688·690.
    79. Shlwraj, B. ilnd GQwc!•• Andllnl (1994). M«IrasAgric. J, 81: 598-602.
    80. SIQdarl!lmap~, S.N. tltal. (1993), M!I$OIlIJ. Agrk. Sci.. 27 : 124·129.
    81. SinQh, 1'-1:1. qt (Jl (1990). T~rd:; sultelnoble dryland agricultural practices. CRIOA, Hyder.bad. P. 106.
    82. Srl;!enivlIsWu RQde!y, t. and PT_" RIlQ. D.M.V.(1993). AndhraAgricJ, 40(1-4) : 9·14.
    83. Slushlla, R. (l9.9.a). M.Sc· (Ag.) The.tls. CQ\lege of Agriculture, Hye/erllbad.
    84. ThimmegowQa, S. (1993). APPtl J RfI$" 21 ; 36-38
    85. Tiwllrl, R.B. and Dhakar.l".\.... (199.7)./ndiiJnJ, Agroo.. 42(3); 490-494.
    86. TOlT\llr. S.PS. etN. (1983). MadrasAgrk. J, 70: 301·303.
    87. Ved Sil1!jh. S.K. (3t (J/. (1994). Indian J Agron.. 39(1) ; 56·61.
    88. Yadav, G.t. (1990). J. Oi~Res., 7: 133·135.
    89. 'iadav, a.s. (3t aJ. (991). J. IMiM Soc. Soil ScI" 39 : 391-393,
    90. 'iak.adri, M. (;t aJ. (19.92). lndiiJlI J, Agron., 37 : 202·203,
    91. Yori!o 1:,1'. llnd Colw!3U, WE. (191)1). Soil properties, fllrtiU~t1on llnd 1T\1lintenance of soil fertility. The unpredict
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      volume 21 issue 3 (september 2000) : 193-198

      ROLE OF ORGANIC, INORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND GYPSUM APPLICATION IN GROUNDNUT - A REVIEW

      S
      S. Kumaran
      A
      A. Solaimalai
      N
      N. Ravisankar
      B
      B. Chandrasekaran
      1Department of Agronomy, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore-641 003, India

      • Submitted|

      • First Online |

      • doi

      Cite article:- Kumaran S., Solaimalai A., Ravisankar N., Chandrasekaran B. (2025). ROLE OF ORGANIC, INORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND GYPSUM APPLICATION IN GROUNDNUT - A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 21(3): 193-198. doi: .

      ABSTRACT

      The nutrients which play important role in the nutrition of groundnut crop are sulphur. phosphorus and calcium. The main factor which is responsible for low yields in groundnut is inadequate and imbalance use of nutrients. High prices of chemical fertilizers led to combination of organic and inorganic nutrient sources which helps to maintain high productivity both in crop and soil. Timing of fertilizers application enhances the efficiency of applied fertilizers. Research reports of various studies conducted all over India indicate significant favourable influence of combined application of organic and inorganic sources of nutrients on growth and yield attributes as well as yield of groundnut.

      KEYWORDS

        REFERENCES

        1. Agasimani, CA et ai. (1992). Indian J. Agron.. 37(3) ; 493-495.
        2. Alva, A.!{. etal. (1989). Soil Sci. PI. Ana(y. 20: 1721-1744.
        3. Aruna Rajagopal, N. et ai. (1995). Madras Agric. J., 82 : 341-344,
        4. Balasubramanian, P. (1993). Ph. D. Thesis. Tamil Nadu Agric. Vniv., Coimbatore- 641003.
        5. Balasubramanian, P. and Palaniappan, S.P. (19'14). Indian J. Agron. 39 : 131-133.
        6. Balasubramanian, P. (1997). Indian J. Agron, 42 : 683-687.
        7. Baldeo Singh et al. (1993). Indian J. Agron., 38: 56-59.
        8. Banani Singh et al. (1993). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 41 : 383-384.
        9. Barik, A. etal. (1994)./ndianAgric., 38: 105-111.
        10. Basith, M.A. (1992). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Dept. of Agronomy, College of Agriculture, Hyderabad.
        11. Bel, DK etal. (1988). AppliedAgric. Res., 3 : 153-159.
        12. Bhalerao, P.D. et al. (1993). Indian J. Agron. 38 : 505-507.
        13. Bhatol, D.P. etal. (1994).lndianJ. Agric. Res, 28: 209-213.
        14. Bhattacharyya. BK and Manisha, D. (1997). Fertil. News., 42(2) : 25-29.
        15. Channabasavanna. A.S. and Setty, R.A. (1993) Indian J Apron.. 38 : 329-330.
        16. Chawale. VV et al. (1993). Indian J. Agron., 38 : 500-502.
        17. Chitkala Devi. T. etal. (l987). J OllseedsRes. 4: 118·121.
        18. Chittapur, B.M etal. (1993). J OilseedsRes., 10: 121-123
        19. Chai, VT. and Rye, 1.5. (1991). Soi/ilndFertil., 33 : 67-74.
        20. Choudharl, T.S.D. et al. (199l). J. Maharashtra Agric. Univ., 16(1) : 133-134.
        21. Christopher Lourduraj, A. and Ra~goplll, A. (1996). Legume Res., 19 : 155-161.
        22. Christophlilr LourduraJ, A. et aI. (1998). Legum Res. 21 : 48-50.
        23. Deshmllkh, V.N. et al. (1992). J. Potassium Res., 8 : 367·370.
        24. Dlilshmukh, VN. etal. (l993). J Po/MSium. RB/i., 9: 73-7&.
        25. Detroja, KS. et al. (1997). Indian J. Agron. 42 : 495-497.
        26. Devi, TC. (1991). Int. J. Trap. Apric., 9; 16-20.
        27. Dishe, J,M. et al. (1994). Crop. Res" 8 : 37-44.
        28. Dimree, S. et al. (l993). Indian J. Agron., 38 : 327·3~8.
        29. FFI"C (1991). Seminar on the Use pf Qraanic F~rtil~ers in Crop Prodlll:tion. June, 18-24. Fpocj Clnd Fertilizer
        30. Technology Centre for Aslan and Pacific Regign, TiliwC\ll. H 29-:~2.
        31. Aaig, W. (1982). In : 12th Int. Consr. Soil ~i. on Non-symb.iotic Nitrogen Fixation and Ofmmh: tv1C1tter in the
        32. Tropics. New Delhi p. 115-124.
        33. GanaJ~i et ~/. (1996). FmEl· Systems., ta : 52-54.
        34. Geethalakahmi, V etifl. (l993) MiJC/rfJsA.!!ri~.J.. ~Q: 4Jl'l=414.
        35. Geethalllkshmi, V. etal. (1994), MClCirpsAElric. J.. lH : ~fl7~a78.
        36. Gllethalakshmi, V. Clnd Christopher Lourd.uraj, A. !l99/:i), j.,t!f!IJfP.~ ~~. :n : 13-1fi·
        37. Ghadekclr, S.R. et{Ji. (1993). J. SoiisCrops., 3: 121·124.
        38. Ghosh, BK and Das, G.C. (l992). Qrissa J. Agric. Res.. 9: 42-44.
        39. Hatwar, KG, Clnd MahiilJllfl, M.S. (1992). PKV Rf!s J., 6 : 273-274.
        40. He{jds, n.M. (1992). Croflpi~ ~ms-R!lsearch hi~h!i!Jhts. Project Dire(:torate for Croppill!!l ~ysterns Re~arch.
        41. M9ClipurRm, U.P. p. 40. . .
        42. Hlilrnilnde~, EllT. etal (1993). SeviUa.. 19 (26): 15-l7.
        43. 198 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
        44. leAR. (1986). Annual Report 1984-85. AU India Co-ordinated Research Project (ll1 Lor", Term fertilizer EX[J
        45. Indian Council ofAgricultural Research. New Delhi. P 129.
        46. Intociia. SK et al. (1995). Crop Res., 9 : 22-26.
        47. Jana. PK et al. (1990). Indian Agric. Res.. 60 : 49-51.
        48. Kankapure, B.T. etal. (1994) J MaharashiraAgric. Univ.. 19: 122-123.
        49. Ketkar, C.M. (1993). Consortium of rural technology. New Delhi. pp. 23-26.
        50. Kumaran, S. (1996). M.Sc (Ag.) Thesis, Agricultural College and Research Institute, Killikulam-625 282, India.
        51. Lal, R. and Saran, G. (1988). Indian J Agron, 33 : 460-462.
        52. Lee, J.S. et al. (1990). Soils and Fertil.. 32 : 47-51.
        53. Lomte. M.H. and Khuspe. V.S. (1990). J Maharashtra Agric. Univ., 15 : 316-318.
        54. Madhumita Oas, B.P. et al. (1992). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 40 : 580-583.
        55. Mehta, AK and Rao, Ram Mohan (1996). Legume Res. 19 (3) : 151-154.
        56. Mishra. C.M. (1994). Madras Agric. J.. 81: 473-475.
        57. More, S.D. and Nalawade, SK (1993). J. MaharashtraAgric. Univ., 18(3): 421-423.
        58. . Mosha, (1988). APPU J Res.. 16 : 68.
        59. Mudalilgiriyappa. C.A. et al. (1995). J Oilseed Res., 12 : 141-145.
        60. Nandhagopalan, A. (1985). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, TNAU, Coimbatore-641 003. India
        61. Nimje, P.M. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 484-488.
        62. Pasricha, N.S. and Bah), G.S. (1996). Fertil. News., 41: 27-37.
        63. Patel, Z.G. et al. (1994). GAURes. J.. 20 : 148-150.
        64. Patel, Z.G. et aJ. (1995). GAlJRes, J. 20 : 154-156.
        65. Patra, AK et al. (1995). J. Oilseeds Res" 12 : 83-86,
        66. Patra, AK et aI, (1995). Indian Sci. Congress-Abstract. P. 96.
        67. Pradhan. L. et i'l/. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37 : 273-275.
        68. Prasanthi, A. and Perumal. Rani (1992). APAu. J. Res.. 20(3) : 159-160.
        69. Pulla Rao, Ch. et al. (1995). Andlml Agric. J. 42 : 80-82.
        70. Pushpendra Singh, B.S. et al. (1" ,I) Indian J Agron., 39 : 66-70.
        71. RilQ, U.P. etal. (1990). J. MaharashtraAgric. Univ., 15: 381-382.
        72. Rao, KS. and Moorthy, T.S. (1994), IndianJ Agric. Sci.. 64 : 433-437.
        73. Ravikumllr, A. et al. (1994). indian J. Agron.. 39: 323-325.
        74. Ravikumar, A. (1995). AndhraAgrk. J, 42: 1-5.
        75. SaS:l, B.N. etqi. (1992), J MwrashtraAgrJc. Univ., 17(1): 100-102.
        76. SIIthcme. KM: Clod Babulker, P.S. (1991). J Maharashtra Agric. Un/v., 16 : 113-114.
        77. ShIlrma, P.K. et aI. (1992). Indian J Agron.• 37 : 489-492.
        78. Shelke, OK fiJt aI. (1997). Indian J. Agron.. 42 : 688·690.
        79. Shlwraj, B. ilnd GQwc!•• Andllnl (1994). M«IrasAgric. J, 81: 598-602.
        80. SIQdarl!lmap~, S.N. tltal. (1993), M!I$OIlIJ. Agrk. Sci.. 27 : 124·129.
        81. SinQh, 1'-1:1. qt (Jl (1990). T~rd:; sultelnoble dryland agricultural practices. CRIOA, Hyder.bad. P. 106.
        82. Srl;!enivlIsWu RQde!y, t. and PT_" RIlQ. D.M.V.(1993). AndhraAgricJ, 40(1-4) : 9·14.
        83. Slushlla, R. (l9.9.a). M.Sc· (Ag.) The.tls. CQ\lege of Agriculture, Hye/erllbad.
        84. ThimmegowQa, S. (1993). APPtl J RfI$" 21 ; 36-38
        85. Tiwllrl, R.B. and Dhakar.l".\.... (199.7)./ndiiJnJ, Agroo.. 42(3); 490-494.
        86. TOlT\llr. S.PS. etN. (1983). MadrasAgrk. J, 70: 301·303.
        87. Ved Sil1!jh. S.K. (3t (J/. (1994). Indian J Agron.. 39(1) ; 56·61.
        88. Yadav, G.t. (1990). J. Oi~Res., 7: 133·135.
        89. 'iadav, a.s. (3t aJ. (991). J. IMiM Soc. Soil ScI" 39 : 391-393,
        90. 'iak.adri, M. (;t aJ. (19.92). lndiiJlI J, Agron., 37 : 202·203,
        91. Yori!o 1:,1'. llnd Colw!3U, WE. (191)1). Soil properties, fllrtiU~t1on llnd 1T\1lintenance of soil fertility. The unpredict
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