Aerobic rice cultivation under 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season recorded higher grain yield, straw yield and benefit cost ratio. The increase in grain yield was mainly due to the superior growth attributes viz., drymatter accumulation, leaf area index and yield attribute viz., number of effective tillers per m2, panicle length and number of grains per panicle. However, 1000 grain weight was not altered by the irrigation regimes. The irrigation regimes significantly influenced the root characteristics viz., root length, root volume and root dryweight of aerobic rice. Higher availability of soil moisture increased the root length, volume and dryweight. Water use efficiency of aerobic rice was recorded higher under maintaining 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season than irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity, irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 80-90% of field capacity and irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity at vegetative stage and 80-90% of field capacity at reproductive stage. Among the three rice varieties, Khitish performed best.
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Aerobic rice cultivation under 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season recorded higher grain yield, straw yield and benefit cost ratio. The increase in grain yield was mainly due to the superior growth attributes viz., drymatter accumulation, leaf area index and yield attribute viz., number of effective tillers per m2, panicle length and number of grains per panicle. However, 1000 grain weight was not altered by the irrigation regimes. The irrigation regimes significantly influenced the root characteristics viz., root length, root volume and root dryweight of aerobic rice. Higher availability of soil moisture increased the root length, volume and dryweight. Water use efficiency of aerobic rice was recorded higher under maintaining 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season than irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity, irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 80-90% of field capacity and irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity at vegetative stage and 80-90% of field capacity at reproductive stage. Among the three rice varieties, Khitish performed best.
Prof. (Dr) Aftabuz Zaman specializes in Agricultural Water Management for enhancing crop and water productivity as an Agronomist and formerly acted as Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, Director of Research, Head, Department of Agronomy BVCK in West Bengal, India.Former Chief Scientist of Water Management. Presently working as PC, WBADMIP (World Bank).
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Aerobic rice cultivation under 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season recorded higher grain yield, straw yield and benefit cost ratio. The increase in grain yield was mainly due to the superior growth attributes viz., drymatter accumulation, leaf area index and yield attribute viz., number of effective tillers per m2, panicle length and number of grains per panicle. However, 1000 grain weight was not altered by the irrigation regimes. The irrigation regimes significantly influenced the root characteristics viz., root length, root volume and root dryweight of aerobic rice. Higher availability of soil moisture increased the root length, volume and dryweight. Water use efficiency of aerobic rice was recorded higher under maintaining 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season than irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity, irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 80-90% of field capacity and irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity at vegetative stage and 80-90% of field capacity at reproductive stage. Among the three rice varieties, Khitish performed best. 144 pp. Englisch. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9783659896163
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Aerobic rice cultivation under 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season recorded higher grain yield, straw yield and benefit cost ratio. The increase in grain yield was mainly due to the superior growth attributes viz., drymatter accumulation, leaf area index and yield attribute viz., number of effective tillers per m2, panicle length and number of grains per panicle. However, 1000 grain weight was not altered by the irrigation regimes. The irrigation regimes significantly influenced the root characteristics viz., root length, root volume and root dryweight of aerobic rice. Higher availability of soil moisture increased the root length, volume and dryweight. Water use efficiency of aerobic rice was recorded higher under maintaining 100% field capacity soil moisture condition throughout the season than irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity, irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 80-90% of field capacity and irrigation scheduling when soil reaches 60-70% of field capacity at vegetative stage and 80-90% of field capacity at reproductive stage. Among the three rice varieties, Khitish performed best.VDM Verlag, Dudweiler Landstraße 99, 66123 Saarbrücken 144 pp. Englisch. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9783659896163
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