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“…This may be the reason behind the longest vine production in case of N 3 . The results of present investigation are in agreement with the findings of Ghosh et al (2016) [17] , Tahir et al (2018) [18] , Sonkamble et al (2022) [19] and Sai et al (2022) [20] in watermelon; Atiyeh et al (2002) [21] , Bindiya et al (2014) [22] and Singh et al (2020) [23] in cucumber. Significant differences among the interactions were also recorded.…”
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“…This may be the reason behind the longest vine production in case of N 3 . The results of present investigation are in agreement with the findings of Ghosh et al (2016) [17] , Tahir et al (2018) [18] , Sonkamble et al (2022) [19] and Sai et al (2022) [20] in watermelon; Atiyeh et al (2002) [21] , Bindiya et al (2014) [22] and Singh et al (2020) [23] in cucumber. Significant differences among the interactions were also recorded.…”
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“…Vermicompost contains significant quantities of nutrients and N mineralization activates various enzymes and produce hormones which are involved in cell expansion which might have contributed to higher yield characters. This was in line with the findings of Atiyeh et al (2002). Increment of yield attributes in T 3 might be due to higher uptake of nutrients and more dry matter content.…”
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“…The presence of nitrates and available forms of phosphorus, calcium and magnesium in VC 19 vis-à-vis the micronutrients might have favorably influenced the yields. Findings of the present study are similar to the previous studies showing improved plant growth and yield with the application of VC in other crops such as tomato 20 . Accordingly, the oil yield followed the same pattern as of herb yield with the decreasing order of T3>T4>T1>T2 (Table 2).…”
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“…This may be the reason behind the longest vine production in case of N 3 . The results of present investigation are in agreement with the findings of Ghosh et al (2016) [17] , Tahir et al (2018) [18] , Sonkamble et al (2022) [19] and Sai et al (2022) [20] in watermelon; Atiyeh et al (2002) [21] , Bindiya et al (2014) [22] and Singh et al (2020) [23] in cucumber. Significant differences among the interactions were also recorded.…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…Vermicompost contains significant quantities of nutrients and N mineralization activates various enzymes and produce hormones which are involved in cell expansion which might have contributed to higher yield characters. This was in line with the findings of Atiyeh et al (2002). Increment of yield attributes in T 3 might be due to higher uptake of nutrients and more dry matter content.…”
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“…The presence of nitrates and available forms of phosphorus, calcium and magnesium in VC 19 vis-à-vis the micronutrients might have favorably influenced the yields. Findings of the present study are similar to the previous studies showing improved plant growth and yield with the application of VC in other crops such as tomato 20 . Accordingly, the oil yield followed the same pattern as of herb yield with the decreasing order of T3>T4>T1>T2 (Table 2).…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 89%
Abstract
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“…This may be the reason behind the longest vine production in case of N 3 . The results of present investigation are in agreement with the findings of Ghosh et al (2016) [17] , Tahir et al (2018) [18] , Sonkamble et al (2022) [19] and Sai et al (2022) [20] in watermelon; Atiyeh et al (2002) [21] , Bindiya et al (2014) [22] and Singh et al (2020) [23] in cucumber. Significant differences among the interactions were also recorded.…”
Section: Results
supporting
confidence: 92%
Abstract
Smart CitationsHow this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…Vermicompost contains significant quantities of nutrients and N mineralization activates various enzymes and produce hormones which are involved in cell expansion which might have contributed to higher yield characters. This was in line with the findings of Atiyeh et al (2002). Increment of yield attributes in T 3 might be due to higher uptake of nutrients and more dry matter content.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 92%
Abstract
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“…The presence of nitrates and available forms of phosphorus, calcium and magnesium in VC 19 vis-à-vis the micronutrients might have favorably influenced the yields. Findings of the present study are similar to the previous studies showing improved plant growth and yield with the application of VC in other crops such as tomato 20 . Accordingly, the oil yield followed the same pattern as of herb yield with the decreasing order of T3>T4>T1>T2 (Table 2).…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 89%
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