volume 34 issue 4 (december 2000) : 239-242
YIELD AND NITROGEN UPTAKE IN WHEAT GROWN AFTER DIFFERENT KHARIF CROPS
1Department of Agronomy.
Rajendra Agricultural University. PU'ia. Samastipur-848125, India
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volume 34 issue 4 (december 2000) : 239-242
YIELD AND NITROGEN UPTAKE IN WHEAT GROWN AFTER DIFFERENT KHARIF CROPS
1Department of Agronomy.
Rajendra Agricultural University. PU'ia. Samastipur-848125, India
ABSTRACT
An experiment was conducted for two consecutive years during 1992–1994 to study the effect and uptake of graded levels of nitrogen (0, 40, 80 and 120 kg N ha −1). In wheat cultivated in sequence with seven different Kharif crops viz. rice, maize, sesamum, groundnut, sorghum (fodder), dhaincha (GM), blackgram including fallow (control). Wheat after dhaincha and groundnut recorded higher N-concentration and uptake closely followed by fallow (control) and groundnut. Wheat followed by cereals (rice, maize and sorghum) and 0il seed (sesamum) exhibited lower values of these traits. Increase in N-Ievels upto 120 kg N ha −1) also depicted gradual increase both in N-concentration and N-uptake. The highest wheat yield of 47.07 and 46.06q ha −1 were realised in dhaincha (G.M.) wheat sequence at 80 kg N ha −1.
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