Effects of Organic and Chemical Fertilizers on Growth and Yield ofOnion (Allium cepa L)

Vedpathak, Mangesh M.; Chavan, B. L.

doi:10.22161/ijeab/1.4.56

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“…Like our results, previous research has shown that higher coriander growth and yield attributes were achieved to various organic treatments, such as compost [20], sheep manure, and vermicompost [21][22][23]. Applying 20 m 3 /feddan compost and 15-20 t ha −1 vermicompost yielded the best herbage, seed yield, seed weight, oil percentage, oil yield (L/feddan), total nitrogen and carbohydrate percentages, and essential oil composition [24,25].…”

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Effect of Compost and Titanium Dioxide Application on the Vegetative Yield and Essential Oil Composition of Coriander

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Coriander is one of the most popular and intensely used spices owing to its multipurpose uses worldwide. It is mainly cultivated for the production of its dried seed and fresh leaves. The present study aimed to evaluate the application of compost and foliar spraying of TiO2 on the yield and essential oil composition of coriander. Two field experiments were conducted during two successive seasons; after that, the yield parameters were determined, and the essential oil of the seeds was extracted and analyzed via gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS). Results indicated that coriander growths at both years were significantly affected by compost application and foliar application of TiO2, and a significant interaction of these two factors also occurred. Compost application at 50 m3 caused significant increments of 55% and 46% in umbels number and 75% and 64% in seed yield in the first and second season, respectively, compared with control. The application of compost to the coriander plant significantly influenced oil percentage and oil yield per ha. The maximum oil percent was recorded in control plants. Foliar application of TiO2 resulted in significant improvement in plant height, number of umbels, and seed yield of coriander as compared with control and reached their maximum values at 6 g L−1 compared with the control; foliar application of TiO2 at 2 g L−1 enhanced numbers of umbels by 22% with no significant differences between 2, 4, and 6 g L−1 treatments in the first season and by 24, 33, and 48% in the second season. Increases in seed yield accounted for 34, 43, and 64% in the first season and 21, 36, and 45% in the second season due to titanium dioxide application of 2, 4, and 6 g L−1, respectively. The maximum content of linalool (87.61%) and minimum content of estragole (0.7%) was recorded at 4 g L−1 titanium dioxide with no compost.

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Effect of Compost and Titanium Dioxide Application on the Vegetative Yield and Essential Oil Composition of Coriander

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“…The increase in yield may be due to the continuous availability of nutrients during the mineralization of compost 8 , increasing uptake of nutrients by coriander due to the timely availability of nutrients upon decomposition 10 and improvements in soil characteristics, the elevation of pH, and maintenance of plant hormones production that stimulate plant development. 21 Similar results were also obtained by Moslemi et al (2012) 12 , Vedpathak & Chavan (2016), 25 Rajesh et al (2015), 17 20 where they suggested that organic manuring has a positive effect on yield of coriander crop.…”

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“…These results are also in line with Vadiraj & Siddagangaiah (1998) 24 Yogesh et al (2016), 26 who reported superior growth factors of coriander under the organic nutrient management system. 17 Vedpathak & Chavan (2016) 25 Ashwini & Jain (2017) 5 Fateme (2021) 9 , who reported that organic cultivation of coriander produced superior results in growth parameters.…”

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Performance of coriander under organic and chemical nutrient management practice

KM¹,

Patil²,

Sampada³

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J. Agric. Ecol.

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Coriander is one of the most important spice and fresh leaf vegetable which are used widely across the globe. Organic cultivation of this crop has wide scope as it is short duration and reduces the wastage of fertilizers as well as qualitative production. A field experiment was conducted at School of Agricultural Sciences and Forestry, RTU Bangalore in order to know the effective application rate of compost for economic production in comparison to chemical fertilizer. The research data reveals that, application of compost at 10t/ha produced significantly superior growth, yield parameters and herbage yield compared to control. But it was on par with RDF treatment. Thus application of compost at10t/ha might be an effective nutritional input in organic cultivation of coriander.

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“…Talwar et al (2016) [33] revealed that Azotobacter along with 100% NPK improves vegetative growth, whereas Azospirillium along with 100% NPK improves yield and yield attributes of onion. Vedpathak and Chavan (2016) [37] discovered that highest length of leaves (cm per plant), single bulb weight (gm per plant) and bulb yield (Kg per plot) were maximum with application of recommended dose of NPK (100, 50, 50) as compared to other fertilizer treatments. An experiment was conducted by Shah et al (2016) [30] to find out the collective effect of inorganic fertilizers (NPK) and organic manures [vermicompost, poultry manure and farmyard manure (FYM)] on growth, yield and quality of onion cv.…”

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Integrated nutrient management: A sustainable approach for onion production

Madhvi¹,

Sharma²

2020

Int. J. Chem. Stud.

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Onion is one of the most commercial vegetable which belongs to family Alliaceae. It is also used as spices and medicinal crop. Onion is classified as high value cash crop and have high domestic demand and good export potential. Being a shallow rooted and long duration crop nutrition play important role in its production. It require and often respond well to additional dose of fertilizers (organic, inorganic). Inorganic fertilizers are mainly used to obtain high yield. Long term use of these fertilizers adversely affect the soil fertility and also cause environment pollution. To maintain the sustainable production and soil health integrated nutrient approach should be used. Integrated use of organic and inorganic fertilizers improve the bulb size, quality and also increases the yield in comparison with the exclusive application of any one source of nutrient.

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Effects of Organic and Chemical Fertilizers on Growth and Yield ofOnion (Allium cepa L)

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Effect of Compost and Titanium Dioxide Application on the Vegetative Yield and Essential Oil Composition of Coriander

Effect of Compost and Titanium Dioxide Application on the Vegetative Yield and Essential Oil Composition of Coriander

Performance of coriander under organic and chemical nutrient management practice

Integrated nutrient management: A sustainable approach for onion production

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