Performance of Baby Corn Varieties under Different Levels of Fertilizers during Summer Season

Medhi, Dhabanita; Dutta, Rinjumoni

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2019.811.109

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“…This might be due to increase in Phosphorus levels with wider row spacing levels led to better interception, absorption and utilization of available nutrients and soil moisture which empowered the plant to manufacture more quantities of photosynthates and accumulating enhanced sink capacity and maximum nutrient uptake by the crop. Besides, positive response of yield attributing characters such as length of cob, length of corn, cob weight and corn weight at higher levels of fertilizer dose of Phosphorus and wide spacing levels attributed to higher cob and corn yields, these results were stated in conformity with Medhi Dhabanita and Dutta Rinjumoni [8].…”

Section: Yield Attributes and Yieldsupporting

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Growth and Yield Performance of Baby Corn (Zea mays l.) as Influenced by Row Spacing and Phosphorus Application in Black Cotton Soils of Krishna Zone of Andhra Pradesh, India

Teja¹,

Ravichandra

Dawson³

2021

IJPSS

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Baby corn has a high monetary value, which allows for crop diversification value addition, and revenue generating. As a result, agro-techniques for its cultivation must be standardised. Hence, a field experiment was conducted during the rabi season in black clayey soils at Fodder Production Farm of Livestock Research Station, Sri Venkateswara veterinary University, Lam Farm, Guntur-522034, Andhra Pradesh, India to find out the Influence of different levels of phosphorus (40, 50, 60 kg/ha) and various row spacings (40 x 15 cm, 45 x 15 cm, 50 x 15 cm) on growth and yield of baby corn. The experiment was laid out in Randomised Block Design with nine treatments each replicated thrice. It is observed that crop established with 50 x 15 cm spacing along with application of 50 kg/ha Phosphorus produced Maximum growth attributes viz. Plant height (161.10 cm), Numbers of leaves (12.47), Plant dry weight (90.21 g/plant) and yield attributes viz. No. of cobs/ plant (4.03), Length of cob (24.34 cm), Length of corn (9.47 cm), Cob weight (56.38 g), corn weight (11.61 g), Cob yield (35696.67 kg/ha), Corn yield (7560 kg/ha).

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Growth and Yield Performance of Baby Corn (Zea mays l.) as Influenced by Row Spacing and Phosphorus Application in Black Cotton Soils of Krishna Zone of Andhra Pradesh, India

Teja¹,

Ravichandra

Dawson³

2021

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“…In a recent study by Medhi and Dutta (2019), the growth of three baby corn varieties was compared. CMVL Baby corn-2 emerged as a standout, boasting the tallest plant height at 148.61 cm, tying with G-5414.…”

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“…Medhi and Dutta (2019) evaluated three cultivars under various levels of fertilizer. They reported that in G-5414 cultivar with fertilizer 105 N, 70 P 2 O 5 and 70 K 2 O kg ha -1 treatment produce maximum corn yield, fodder yield and no of cobs plant -1 .…”

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Effect of Variety and Nitrogen Levels on Summer Baby Corn (Zea Mays L.): A Review

Debbarma,

Saha,

Teli

2024

BioResToday

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Maize holds the position of the third most significant crop within the cereal category which gives highly nutritional value food and fodder. Baby corn is immature maize which is harvested at 3-4 cm long silk, which is a highly nutritive and delicious vegetable that may be eaten as a natural food source. It offers minerals, vitamins, carbs, protein, fat and sugar in a form that is palatable, nutritious, hygienic and digestible. Baby corn, being a relatively recent introduction to our country, thus needs to have production technology developed, including identification of suitable cultivars and nitrogen dose to realise the higher baby corn yield and financial benefits, before it can be widely adopted by farmers. In Indian soils, nitrogen (N) insufficiency is a widespread problem and correct management is crucial from an environmental and economic standpoint. A combination of optimal nitrogen levels and superior varieties significantly enhances the growth and yield attributes of baby corn. Numerous studies have consistently shown that increasing nitrogen dosage positively impacts baby corn growth, yield parameters and quality characteristics. However economic optimum nitrogen dose may vary on soil and climatic conditions with seasonality. It has been also indicated that the single cross hybrid variety influences growth and yield attributes more than local variety and a location wise interaction between hybrid variety and proper nitrogen level is good strategy which helps to increase yield and more profitable to farmers.

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Performance of Baby Corn Varieties under Different Levels of Fertilizers during Summer Season

Abstract: It has short growth duration and offers an intensive rotation cultivation system which is an excellent solution for promoting economic situation and alleviation of poverty especially in countries with high population problems.

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Growth and Yield Performance of Baby Corn (Zea mays l.) as Influenced by Row Spacing and Phosphorus Application in Black Cotton Soils of Krishna Zone of Andhra Pradesh, India

Growth and Yield Performance of Baby Corn (Zea mays l.) as Influenced by Row Spacing and Phosphorus Application in Black Cotton Soils of Krishna Zone of Andhra Pradesh, India

Effect of Variety and Nitrogen Levels on Summer Baby Corn (Zea Mays L.): A Review

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