A Note on the Effect of Seed Sowing Dates and Planting Distances of Stecklings on Growth, Yield and Quality of Radish Seed Cv. Pusa Chetki

Maurya, Ashutosh; Pathak, Mahesh; Singh, Kuldeep

doi:10.17660/actahortic.1990.267.21

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“…Higher photosynthesis and higher dry matter assimilation in vegetative growth for longer period led to delayed reproductive phase. The findings are in line with the results of Maurya et al (1990), Bhamburkar et al (1993) and Aziz-Ur-Rehman and Nawab Ali (2000).…”

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“…The rapid increase in root girth and weight was due to more vigorous vegetative growth in the earlier planting, resulting in more photosynthates translocation from leaves to roots. Similar results were reported by Ahmed and Siddique (2004) and Maurya et al (1990). However, there was a parity between D 2 , D 3 and D 4 with respect to root girth and root weight.…”

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Root Yield of Radish as Affected by Sowing Dates and Spacing

Lavanya¹

2017

Int. J. Pure App. Biosci.

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The study was conducted at College of Horticulture, Venkataramannagudem, West Godavari (Dist.), A. P., India; during the period from October, 2010 to January, 2011 to study the effect of sowing dates and spacing on root yield of radish cv. Pusa Chetki. The seeds sown on four different dates viz., 1 st October, 15 th October, 1 st November and 15th November at different plant spacings of 45 × 10 cm, 45 × 20 cm and 45 × 30 cm. Results indicated that maximum root yield (13.88 t/ha) was recorded with early sowing on 1 st October-D 1 with the closer plant spacing of 45 × 10 cm-S 1. Delayed sowing on 15 th November-D 4 and closer spacing of 45 × 10 cm-S 1 recorded minimum number of days to maturity. Yield contributing characters like root girth and root weight were maximum with early sowing on 1 st October-D 1 and wider plant spacing of 45 × 30 cm-S 3. Root length was found maximum with 1 st October-D 1 sowing and closer plant spacing of 45 × 10 cm-S 1. Regarding root quality, percentage of root forking, spiltting and cracking disorders were maximum with delayed sowing on 15 th November-D 4 and closer spacing of 45 × 10 cm-S 1.

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Root Yield of Radish as Affected by Sowing Dates and Spacing

Lavanya¹

2017

Int. J. Pure App. Biosci.

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“…One of the factors responsible for reduced growth and lower yield of vegetables is cultural practices, time of sowing and spacing. However, the suitable time of sowing varies with the locality [6]. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, different cultivars of radishes are grown including some popular cultivars like green neck and lalpari.…”

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Effect of different plant spacing on the performance of radish in the agro-climatic conditions of Swabi

Khan¹

2016

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To study the effect of different spacing on the performance of radish under the agro-climatic conditions of Swabi, a trial was carried out at Agricultural Farm, The University of Swabi, Pakistan. Radish seeds were sown at different plant spacing of 6 (control), 12 and 18 centimeter (cm). The experiment was laid out in Randomized Complete Block (RCB) Design with three replications. There was a significant effect of plant-to-plant spacing on number of leaves, petiole width (cm), leaf blade width (cm), petiole length, root weight plant -1 , root width (mid), biomass and root length. Maximum number of leaves (41.66), petiole width (1.34), leaf blade width (17.38), petiole length (4.16), root weight plant -1 (1625gm), root length (43.36 cm) root width (mid) (7.34 cm) and biomass (1726 g) were recorded in plants with spacing of 18 cm, while minimum number of leaves (29.31), petiole width (0.68), leaf blade width (12.35 cm), petiole length (2.7 cm), root weight plant -1 (810.3gm) root length (31.75 cm) root width (mid) (5.10 cm) and biomass (1076 g) were recorded in plants with plant-to-plant distance of 6 cm. Based on the results, it is recommended that plant spacing of 18 cm should be kept for optimum growth and maximum production of radish in agro-climatic conditions of Swabi region.

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A Note on the Effect of Seed Sowing Dates and Planting Distances of Stecklings on Growth, Yield and Quality of Radish Seed Cv. Pusa Chetki

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Root Yield of Radish as Affected by Sowing Dates and Spacing

Root Yield of Radish as Affected by Sowing Dates and Spacing

Effect of different plant spacing on the performance of radish in the agro-climatic conditions of Swabi

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