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Legume Research, volume 39 issue 1 (february 2016) : 61-69

Response of greengram- safflower cropping sequence to phosphorus management in relation to yield, nutrient uptake and phosphorus use efficiency in Vertisols

V.V. Gabhane*, B.A. Sonune, A.N. Paslawar, D.V. Mali, S.M. Harle
1<p>Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry,&nbsp;Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola-444 104, Maharashtra, India.</p>
Cite article:- Gabhane* V.V., Sonune B.A., Paslawar A.N., Mali D.V., Harle S.M. (NaN). Response of greengram- safflower cropping sequence to phosphorus management in relation to yield, nutrient uptake and phosphorus useefficiency in Vertisols . Legume Research. 39(1): 61-69. doi: 10.18805/lr.v39i1.8865.

ABSTRACT

Field experiment was conducted during 2006-2007 to study the effect of phosphorus management in greengram-safflower sequence in a Vertisol. The twelve treatments and three replications designed in RBD consisted of 100% RDF (20:40:20 NPK kg/ ha to greengram and 25:25:25 NPK kg/ ha to safflower), 50% recommended P, No P, 50% recommended P + PSB (25 g/ kg seed), 5 t FYM/ ha, 5 t FYM/ ha + PSB applied in various combinations to greengram in kharif and safflower in rabi season. The results indicated that application of 100 % recommended P along with recommended N and K significantly enhanced the yield of greengram and safflower. However, these results were comparable with application of 50 % P (20 kg/ ha to greengram and 12.5 kg/ ha to safflower) + PSB along with recommended dose of N (20 kg/ ha to greengram and 25 kg/ ha to safflower) and K (20 kg/ ha to greengram and 25 kg/ ha to safflower) to greengram and safflower in crop productivity with higher nutrient uptake and apparent nutrient balance. The higher P use efficiency was observed with the application of 50 % recommended P to both the crops alongwith PSB.

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