Effect of irrigation schedules, phosphorus levels and phosphate-solubilizing organisms on lentil. III. Nodulation [Lens culinaris]
1992
Rathore, R.S. | Singh, P.P. | Khandwe, R. | Khandwe, N. (Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Coll. of Agriculture, Sehore (India))
In a study conducted on the effect of irrigation, phosphorus, and phosphate-solubilizing organisms on nodulation of lentil, one irrigation at branching produced a greater number of effective and total nodules/plant than no irrigation control. This irrigation treatment also gave higher nodule dry weight/plant, bacteroid count, and leghaemoglobin content than control. Phosphorus application had a beneficial effect on all these parameters. Dry weight of nodules/plant, bacteroid count, and leghaemoglobin content increased significantly with each increase in phosphorus application (P2O5) rates up to 60 kg/ha, while effective and total number of nodules/plant increased with increasing P2O5 rates up to 40 kg/ha. Seed inoculation with phosphate-solubilizing organisms influenced nodule number, dry weight, bacteroid count, and leghaemoglobin content favorably
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