Influence of Planting Date on Yield and Quality of Sugarcane under the Agro-Climatic Conditions of Mardan

Munsif, Fazal; Zahid, M. A.; Arif, Muhammad; Ali, Kawsar; Ahmad, Ijaz

doi:10.17582/journal.sja/2018/34.3.649.655

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“…Gebremedhin et al [40] who concluded that the number of tubers among the cultivars could be genetic. The same trend was found by Nizamuddin et al [17], Moeini et al [41], Bilate and Mulualem [42] and Jamro et al [30] in potato. The results from ( Tekalign [43] reported that yield differences among varieties were attributed to the inherent yield potential of varieties and growing environment as well as the interaction of varieties x environment in potato.…”

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“…True potato seed (TPS) has been suggested as an alternative seed source for potato production, particularly where the use of conventional seed tubers is hampered by large storage losses [12] or infestation with tuber transmitted diseases [13,14] because TPS carries few pathogens especially viruses from season to season [15]. In the conventional method, 3.5 tonnes of bulky tuber seeds are required to plant one hectare of the potato crop, but 100 to 125 g of TPS fulfills the same requirements [16,17,18]. The use of true potato seed (TPS) has many advantages over the use of seed tubers and is attractive for small scale farmers in developing countries [19,20].…”

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Studies on the Field Performance of True Potato Seed of Different Entries under Telangana Conditions

Santhosha,

Prabhakar,

Suchitra

et al. 2024

JEAI

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The quality of seedlings obtained from a nursery influence re-establishment in the field and the eventual production of crops. The present investigation was conducted for two consecutive seasons during rabi, 2021-22 and rabi, 2022-23 at Mulugu, Sri Konda Laxman Telangana State Horticultural University for evaluation of the field performance of true potato seed. The same seedling raised media showed better performance in the main field of experiment, among the treatments, T1 i.e KP-15C3 X D-150 + Cocopeat : Vermicompost : FYM (2:1:1) was recorded the significantly highest growth parameters like plant height (25.15 cm and 47.61 cm), number of compound leaves per plant (15.05 and 28.13), leaf length (8.85 cm and 20.13 cm), leaf width (6.68 cm and 14.23 cm), leaf area (27.94 cm2 and 51.48 cm2) and stem diameter (0.60 cm and 0.82 cm) at 30 and 60 DAP respectively. Results related to yield attributing characters like number of micro tubers per plant (11.77), fresh weight of micro tubers per plant (16.21 g), number of small tubers per plant (7.46), fresh weight of small tubers per plant (44.03 g), number of medium tubers per plant (5.89), fresh weight of medium tubers per plant (171.40 g), number of large tubers per plant (2.84), fresh weight of large tubers per plant (115.28 g), total number of tubers per plant (27.95), tuber yield per plant (346.92 g), tuber yield per plot (20.82 kg/ 6 m2) and tuber yield (34.69 t/ha) was maximum in T1 treatment. It concluded that successfully tuberlets yield can be produced from seedling raised from TPS method.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Studies on the Field Performance of True Potato Seed of Different Entries under Telangana Conditions

Santhosha,

Prabhakar,

Suchitra

et al. 2024

JEAI

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“…The results are in lined with those of Ferdous et al (2015) which also stated that higher millable cane production was significantly higher in early planting. Munsif et al (2018) also observed that higher millable cane production was achieved from early planting.…”

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“…A progressive decrease in sucrose content of cane juice was recorded with delay in each planting date. Munsif et al (2018) also observed that higher number of tillers, millable cane production, cane yield and higher sugar recovery was achieved from early planting. Jintrawet et al, (2000) found that sugarcane planted during the first week of November gave higher cane yield.…”

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Effects of Planting Dates on Growth, Yield And Quality of Newly Released Sugarcane Varieties

Sohel

Hossain

Islam

et al. 2022

Bangladesh Agron. J.

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The experiment was conducted at farmer’s field of Kapasia, Gazipur during November, 2011 to March, 2013under the AEZ 28 (Modhupur Tract).The experiment was carried out to find the effects of varieties and planting dates on growth, yield and quality of sugarcane. Two varieties (viz; Isd 38 and Isd 39) and five planting datesfrommid-November to mid-Marchwere laid out in a Factorial Randomized Complete Block (RCB) design with three replications. Among the varieties, there was no significant difference; however Isd 38 performed better than Isd 39 in all aspect of yield contributing characters. Growth characters viz., tillers and millable cane stalks were significantly influenced by different planting dates. The highest germination (72.17%), tiller (111.03×103 ha-1), millable cane (91.12×103 ha-1), pol % cane (14.91%)and cane yield (75.47 t ha-1) were obtained from mid- November planting and gradually decreased with the advancement of planting times where all the lowest values were recorded from mid-March planting. Interaction between variety and planting date, mid-November planting with Isd 38 produced the highest germination (73.67%), tiller (115.39 ×103 ha-1), millable cane (98.16 ×103 ha-1), pol % cane (14.95%) and cane yield (93.64 t ha-1). The overall results revealed that variety Isd 38 in mid-November planting is optimum for sugarcane production under the Modhupur tract soils of Bangladesh. Bangladesh Agron. J. 2021, 24(2): 73-81

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“…For sugarcane, the average number of nodes that can produced is 3 to 5 per month. The study of the group of Munsif (2018) shows that some substantial differences were recorded for the number of nodes per tiller especially for those planted in November which have a high number of nodes while March produced less number of nodes. Under conditions of continuous growth, more than 30 nodes can be produce in a year per stalk.…”

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Response of Sugarcane Setts to Bio-Stimulant Solutions at Tillering Stage

Oñal, Jr.,

Andrade,

Jayme

et al. 2024

IJMABER

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The study aims to determine the response of sugarcane setts to the different level of concentrations bio-stimulant solutions (BSS) that can accelerate the rooting and tillering. The study was conducted at UNO-R School of Agriculture, Philippines from October 15, 2023 -January 15, 2024. Phil 99-1793 variety is used. It was laid out in Completely Randomized Design with 4 treatments, replicated 4 times. The treatments were; no BSS (control), 200ml, 300ml, and 400ml BSS. Cane setts were prepared a day before planting. Leaf sheaths were remove and viable eye buds was selected. Setts were soaked in water for 24 hours and air-dried for 30 minutes before planting. The BSS were diluted in water before application. It was applied at plant base 15, 45, and 75 days after planting (DAP). Statistical analysis revealed highly significant on root weight and length with 110grams and 100.33cm for 400ml BSS, respectively. Great significant result also was observe for the tiller height at 30DAP and 60DAP with 26.10cm and 43.08cm respectively for 400ml BSS treatment. On tiller weight at 90DAP, number of tillers at 30DAP and number nodes at 90DAP statistics indicates a significant result with 752grams, 1.75tillers and 8.10nodes for 400ml BSS treatment. Application of 400ml BSS shorten the germination to only 5.30days while control treatment germinated at 8.03days. Application of 400ml BSS also increases the biomass with 4,310,00kg/hectare higher than the control with 2,242.50 kg/hectare. The study recommends the application of 400ml of BSS to accelerate the rooting and tillering of sugarcane setts up to 90DAP.

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Influence of Planting Date on Yield and Quality of Sugarcane under the Agro-Climatic Conditions of Mardan

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Studies on the Field Performance of True Potato Seed of Different Entries under Telangana Conditions

Studies on the Field Performance of True Potato Seed of Different Entries under Telangana Conditions

Effects of Planting Dates on Growth, Yield And Quality of Newly Released Sugarcane Varieties

Response of Sugarcane Setts to Bio-Stimulant Solutions at Tillering Stage

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