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FIELD EVALUATION OF EFFICIENTRHIZOBIUM .STRAINS IN COMBINATION WITH REDUCED LEVELS OF 'N' FOR BENGALGRAM IN NORTHERN KARNATAKA
1Regional Research Station and College of Agriculture, Bijapur - 586 101, India
ABSTRACT
Two different strains of Rhizobium alongwith nitrogen in reduced levels in bengalgram crop were evaluated. Among these two isolates, GR-9 performed significantly better to nodulation (42.5/plant), dry weight of nodules (121.1 mg/plant), dry weight of plant (4.18 g/plant) whereas the grain Yield (8.1 q/ha) were at par with other strain Le. GR4 (8.5 q/ha). In case of combination with different levels of recommended dose of nitrogen produced maximUm grain Yield (10.8 q/ha). The isolate GR-4 was found to be more efficient strain of Rhizobium for application for bengalgram in northern dry zone of Karnataka
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