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THE EFFECT ON VARIETY OF GROWTH RESPONSE OF MANGO (MANGIFEREA INDILA) AT VEGITATIVE STAGE
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Mango is an important cash crop greatly contributing for food security of fruit growers. However, information was critically lacking with respect to growth response of mango rootstock to varying compositions. Thus, an experiment was conducted during 2022 to evaluate the effect on variety of growth response of mango (Mangiferea Indila) at vegetative stage. Seeds of the mango were sown in full top soil (M1); top soil: sawdust: sand (3:2:1)(M2); top soil: FYM (Farmyard manure): sand (3:2:1) (M3); and top soil: FYM: sawdust: (3:2:1)(M4). Randomized complete block design in a factorial arrangement
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]1.1 Background of the studyMango (Mangifera indica L.) is a tropical fruit known as “king of fruits‟ belongs to genus Mangifera, family Anac- ardiaceae which is grown almost all parts of the world. It is believed to have originated from South East Asia and more than 1000 varieties have been identified all over the world [1]. Currently, mango is produced in tropical and sub-tropical climates, in more than 85 countries worldwide [2]. Mango is known as the king of the fruits due to its excellent flavor, delicious taste and high nutritive values that makes the crop valued for both food ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Mango is an important cash crop greatly contributing for food security of fruit growers. However, information was critically lacking with respect to growth response of mango rootstock to varying compositions. Thus, an experiment was conducted during 2022 to evaluate the effect on variety of growth response of mango (Mangiferea Indila) at vegetative stage. Seeds of the mango were sown in full top soil (M1); top soil: sawdust: sand (3:2:1)(M2); top soil: FYM (Farmyard manure): sand (3:2:1) (M3); and top soil: FYM: sawdust: (3:2:1)(M4). Randomized complete block design in a factorial arrangement
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