Boron is the yield-confining factor for nut production in arenicolous earth soils of Madurai district, Tamil Nadu. Therefore a field experiment was administered to study the effect of boron on availability of boron on swollen object, dry matter production and status of groundnut in boron-inadequate soil series of the Madurai region in a randomized block design accompanying three replications. Twelve treatments were contained and the results revealed that the request of 15 kg/ha of B as soil application and 0.5 per insignificant value of B as foliar application at detracting stages of crop development along with the urged dose of fertilizers developed in maximum nodule count and dry matter result. Regarding the quality the use of soil (15 kg/ha) and foliar B (0.5%) in addition to RDF recorded the topmost oil and protein content as distinguished to the other situations.
Author(s) Details:
R. Susan Poonguzhali,
School
of Agriculture and Biosciences, Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences,
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu - 641 114, India.
P.
Sarvana Pandian,
Department
of S&E, AC&RI, Madurai, India.
P. Gayathri,
Department of SS&AC, APAC, Kalavai, India.
R. Angelin Silviya,
Department of SS&AC, SRM College of Agricultural Sciences,
Kattankulathur, India.
S. Suganya,
Department of SS&AC, PGP College of Agricultural Sciences,
Nammakkal, India.
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