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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 23 issue 2 (june 2003) : 131 - 133

EARLY GENERATION TESTING IN CHICKPEA

S. Kumar, P.P. Arora, A.S. Jeena
1Department of Genetics and Plant BrellCiing. G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology. Pimtna~lar· 263 145, India
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Cite article:- Kumar S., Arora P.P., Jeena A.S. (2024). EARLY GENERATION TESTING IN CHICKPEA. Agricultural Science Digest. 23(2): 131 - 133. doi: .
Application of 60 kg P2O5/ha and triacontanol granule at 30 kg/ha significantly increased the growth parameters, yield attributing characters, gain and fodder yield, N and P content and their uptake in seed and straw and oil content (%) over their lower doses. The highest net returns of Rs.8926/ha was recorded at 60 kg P2O5/ha, while net returnsof Rs.7656/hawas recorded at 30 kg/ha triacontanol granule application. Similarly foliar application of triacontanol (0.05%) significantly increased the growth and yield attributing characters, yield, N and P content and their uptake, oil content and net return (Rs./ha) over mixtalol (0.10%) and multiplex (0.10%). It recorded the highest net return of Rs. 9026/ha.
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