TAILIEUCHUNG - Soil quality parameters and yield of green gram as affected by the combined application of manures and biofertilisers

A field experiment was conducted at the ICAR Research farm Medziphema, Nagaland (25°50′24″N latitude and 93°50′26″E longitude) during the summer season of 2017 with green gram as test crop. Organic manures viz. Farm Yard Manure (FYM) and vermicompost were combined with biofertilizers viz. Rhizobium and phosphate solubilizing bacteria (PSB) in different combinations and were evaluated in a Randomized Block Design with three replications. The combination of vermicompost @ 5 t ha-1 + coinoculation with Rhizobium + PSB(T7) proved to be the best treatment in terms of maximum number of nodules (, 44, at 30, 45, 60 DAS respectively), the highest grain yield ( q ha-1 ), total biomass yield ( ha-1 ) and nutrient ( N, P, K) uptake. No significant variation was recorded in terms of soil physical parameters under study. However, available nitrogen and organic carbon content was significantly influenced in treatment T7 and T4 with vermicompost and FYM along with co-inoculation of Rhizobium and PSB. Population of Rhizobium and PSB (×104 and 56 ×104 CFU g-1 soil respectively), soil microbial biomass carbon ( μg g-1 soil), dehydrogenase and acid phosphatase activity was also significantly higher in T7. However, sole inoculation of nitrogen fixers with either of the manures failed to produce similar effects. Thus combined application of manures and biofertilizers can be recommended as nutrient management strategy for yield enhancement and soil quality maintenance of green gram cultivation in acid soils of north eastern region of India | Soil quality parameters and yield of green gram as affected by the combined application of manures and biofertilisers

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• Green gram
• Co inoculation
• Manures and biofertilisers
• Combined application
• Green gram as affected
• Soil quality parameters and yield
• Thermal requirement of green gram
• Green gram (Vigna radiate L
• Different phenological stages
• Varied weather condition
• Green gram germplasm
• PCV and Heritability
• Green gram [Vigna radiata (L
• )]
• Drought tolerance in green gram
• Evaluation of germplasm accessions
• Salicylic acid
• Green gram (Vigna radiate L )
• Micronutrients on flowering
• Yield parameters of green gram
• Plant growth regulators
• Principal component analysis
• Rainfed green gram genotypes
• Principal component
• 16 green gram genotypes
• Response of summer green gram
• Summer green gram
• Green gram [Vigna radiata (L ) Wilczek]
• Different nutrient management
• Production potential
• FYM and growth
• Different levels of zinc
• Farm yard manure
• Physico chemical properties
• Soil and yield of green gram
• Green gram (Vigna radiata L )
• Drudgery prone activities
• Green gram cultivation in Bihar
• Green gram cultivation
• Collected personally by the researcher
• Teak (Tectona grandis L )
• Agroforestry system
• Different levels of phosphorus
• Nutrient uptake of green gram
• Farmer practices
• SML 668
• IPM 02 3 and yield
• Productivity of green gram
• National food security mission
• Lanatana camara
• Lactic acid bacteria
• Green gram (Vigna radiata L
• Spraying lantana fermented extract
• Growth and yield of green gram
• Net returns
• Gross returns
• B C ratio
• Green gram [Vigna radiata (L) Wilczek]
• Bioprimng in green gram
• Sea weed extract sagarika
• Enhancing the productivity of green gram
• Mungbean yellow mosaic virus resistance
• Green gram (Vigna radiata (L
• ) Wilczek)
• Vector population was high
• Natural field condition
• Rhizosphere and colonize
• Microbial consortia
• Growth parameters
• Inoculation of microbial consortia
• Molecular marker
• Genetic diversity
• ISSR marker
• Selected green gram germplasm
• Path analysis
• Green gram and quantitative traits
• Quantitative traits
• F4 progenies of green gram
• Seed yield and its attributes
• Apparent recovery
• Use efficiency
• Efficiency and apparent recovery
• Integrated phosphorus management
• Nodule number
• Organic manures on root nodulation
• Special reference
• Growing season
• Seed yield of green gram genotypes
• Green gram germplasm lines
• Mahalanobis D2 statistic
• Germplasm lines
• Frontline demonstrations
• Green gram production
• Front–line demonstrations
• Yield attributing traits of crop
• Biocontrol agents
• Major insect pests
• Vigna mungo L
• Major insect pests in green gram
• Chemical insecticides
• Bacterial suspension
• Artificial inoculation
• Leaf spot of green gram
• Convenient inoculation method
• Phosphorous level
• Phosphate levels
• Seed yield green gram
• Anti transpirants