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GREEN FARMING
(International Journal of Applied Agricultural & Horticultural Sciences) (Abbreviation : Green Farming Int. J.)
Volume 6
Number 6
Bimonthly
November-December 2015 CONTENTS
Research Papers
Previous issue : Vol. 6, No. 5, pp. 916-1167
Correlation between phenotypic and genotypic distances among selected chickpea cultivars & breeding lines ?
S. ASMA KOINAIN, V.S. HEGDE and C. BHARADWAJ
......... 1168
Genetic diversity and variability studies for yield and fibre traits in cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) ?
G.K. NISHANTH, YALLAPPA HARIJAN and I.S. KATAGERI
......... 1174
Comparative analysis of lycopene content of selected F7 lines of tomato in field and green house ?
SUKANTA SINHA, SUJEET KUMAR, CHANDRA MOHAN MEENA and P.H. RAMANJINI GOWDA
......... 1180
Studies on gene action and combining ability for yield and other quantitative traits in tomato ?
V.M. CHAUDHARI, K.N. CHAUDHARI, M.M. PANDYA, S.R. PATEL and R.F. CHAUDHARY
......... 1186
Optimizing the yield potential of pigeonpea through improved agronomic practices in vertisols ?
M.G. MULA, D.P. THAKARE, S.P. MEHTRE, A. RATHORE and ANIL KUMAR VEMULA
......... 1190
Heterosis & character association studies in pigeonpea ?
P.U. DHONE, D.V. PATIL, I.A. MADRAP, KULDEEP SINGH CHANDRAWAT and P.H. KIIHNE DUMAI
......... 1195
Characterization of clusterbean (Cyamposis tetragomoloba (L.) Taub) genotypes based on morphological markers ?
UMESHA, B.C. CHANNAKESHAVA, D. NUTHAN, K. BHANUPRAKASH, G.T. THIRUMALARAJU, P. BALAKRISHNA and R. SIDDARAJU
......... 1200
Genetic variability studies in coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.) ?
ARIF A. AGASIMANI, VISHNUVARDHANA, T. CHETHAN, H.D. MOHAN KUMAR and VEENA HANCHINAMANI......... 1205
Genetic variability, character association & path analysis for grain yield & malting traits in barley (Hordeum vulgare) ?
NIKETA YADAV, S.R. VERMA and SATBEER SINGH
......... 1210
Heterosis for grain yield and its attributes in Highland temperate maize germplasm ?
GOWHAR ALI, Z.A. DAR, I. ABIDI, A.A. LONE, M.A. MIR and A. GAZAL
......... 1214
Identification and quantification of seed protein fractions from maize inbred lines by differential solubility ?
POOJA H. GUPTA, MOUNIL C. MANKAD, JAYANT G. TALATI, NILESH PATEL and ARMI PATEL
........ 1219
Analysis of combining ability & standard heterosis with different crosses of TGMS lines in rice (Oryza sativa) ?
PARDEEP KUMAR, M.K. NAUTIYAL and N.K. SINGH
........ 1223
Genetic evaluation for yield and yield contributing characters in rice (Oryza sativa L.) ?
VIVEK A. PATIL, AMOL E. PATIL, NITIN G. GAWANDE and R.D. VASHI
........ 1229
Combining ability for seed yield and yield components in castor (Ricinus communis L.) ?
C.J. RAJANI, D.R. MEHTA and D.M. VEKARIA
........ 1234
Manifestation of heterosis for fruit yield & its components in okra over different environment ?
S.S. PATIL, P.P. PATIL, V.A. LODAM and D.T. DESAI
........ 1238
Genetic divergence studies in certain inbreds of maize (Zea mays L.) ?
S. SANDEEP, M. BHARATHI, V. NARSIMHA REDDY and K.B. ESWARI
........ 1242
Molecular characterization of peach (Prunus persica) germplasm to study genetic diversity using RAPD molecular markers ........ 1246 ? PARUL SHARMA, RAJNISH SHARMA, MANEET RANA and HIMANI SHARMA
Integrated effect of land configurations and weed management regimes on performance and productivity of urdbean ?
DARVIN PAL, ASHISH DWIVEDI, RAGHUVIR SINGH and S.S. TOMAR
........ 1250 Contd. ....
Performance of onion under organic sources of nitrogen and Panchakavya ?
LALITHA KADIRI, G. PRABHAKARA REDDY and V. CHANDRIKA
........ 1255
Evaluation of organic inputs on soil health, yield, nutrient uptake, quality parameters & economics of tomato ?
ASHOK KUMAR NANGLIYA, G.P. UPADHYAY and KANWAR SINGH
........ 1260
Yield, quality and water use efficiency of rainfed mustard in relation to sowing time & moisture conservation practices ?
BRIJ KISHOR SHARMA, K.S. YADAV and R.L. RAJPUT
........ 1265
Performance and variability studies of radish (Raphanus sativus) variety under Terai Zone of West Bengal ?
S. DATTA, D. MAL and K.H. NIMBALKAR
........ 1269
Effect of moisture conservation practices on growth & yield of finger millet + pigeonpea intercropping system ?
MALLAREDDY, M.N. THIMMEGOWDA, B.C. SHANKARALINGAPPA, NARAYAN HEBBAL and FAKEERAPPA ARABHANVI
........ 1273
Effect of organic manures on growth, yield, quality & nutrient uptake of medicinal coleus (Plectranthus forskohlii) ?
S.S. SARASWATI, A.B. MASTIHOLI, AJITHKUMAR S., MUKESH L. CHAVAN and H.T. SAKHUBAI
........ 1277
Effect of irrigation scheduling & weed management on weed dynamics, water productivity & performance of dry seeded rice LALIT KUMAR ROLANIYA, VIVEK, AMIT MISHRA, ASHISH DWIVEDI, VIPIN KUMAR, VIVEK KUMAR ........ 1281 and MONIKA PUNIA
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Effect of drip irrigation and fertigation levels on growth, yield and water use efficiency of cabbage
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DALESHWAR RAJAK, H.K. MITTAL, S.R. BHAKAR, S.S. LAKHAWAT, H.K. JAIN and K.K. YADAV
........ 1287
Performance of tree legume (Leucaena leucocephala) to rhizobium inoculation alone and along with nitrogen ?
P.K. BHAGAT, D. DASH, S.B. GUPTA and S. DEOLE
........ 1292
Changes in soil properties and nutrient availability under continuous cultivation of Bt cotton ?
M. RANJITH, S. SRIDEVI, M. VENKATA RAMANA and P. CHANDRASEKHAR RAO
........ 1297
Silicon release characteristics of graded levels of fly ash with silicate solubilizing bacteria and FYM in soil ?
S.K. PEDDA GHOUSE PEERA, P. BALASUBRAMANIAM and P. P. MAHENDRAN
........ 1302
Effect of phosphorus, sulphur & PSB on yield & yield attributing characters of pea (Pisum sativum) in Vertisol ?
RAHUL KUMAR, PRIYANKA SHARMA and P.C. CHAURASIA
........ 1306
Influence of mulching and fertigation on WUE, FUE and cost economics of Tomato hybrid ?
BASAMMA K.A., K . SHANMUGASUNDARAM and K. VENKATESAN
........ 1310
Effect of foliar phosphorus and potassium on yield and quality of banana cv. Martaman ?
KAUSHIK DAS, S.K. SARKAR, L. DHANABATI and B.C. DAS
........ 1314
Effects of biogas slurry incorporation on yield and growth attributes of baby corn (Zea mays L.) ?
LAL CHAND MALAV, SHAKEEL AHMAD KHAN and NAVINDU GUPTA
........ 1318
Genetic divergence studies in dolichos bean (L. purpureus) genotypes through principal component analysis ?
AJAY KUMAR VERMA, K. UMA JYOTHI, A.V.D. DORAJEE RAO and R.P. SINGH
........ 1322
Genetic variability & character association studies in onion genotypes for yield & its attributes during kharif ?
KUSHAL, M.G. PATIL, S.S. PATIL, Y. PAMPANNA and K. KAVITA
........ 1325
Effect of waterlogging on nutrient uptake, growth, yield and yield components of wheat varieties under sodic soil ?
MUBEEN, A.H. KHAN, S.P. SINGH, A.K. SINGH, R.K. YADAV, ANANAD RAHUL GAUTAM and SHISHIR SINGH
........ 1328
Use of geotextile for improving crop productivity on chilli in coastal saline soil of West Bengal ?
M. SARDAR, S.K. DE, P.K. TARAFDAR, A.P. MAHATA and M.K. MANDAL
Impact of mulching and sub-soil biomassing on quality of mulberry leaf by using local perennial tree leaves SHIVANANDA S. ADMANI, GEETHA DEVI T., HARISH BABU S. and VASUDHA PRABHAKAR K.
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........ 1333 ........ 1336
Growth characters of grass fodder cowpea mixtures as influenced by row ratio ?
M.R. ANITA and S. LAKSHMI
........ 1340 Contd. ....
Evaluation of different varieties in respect of plant growth, flowering and sex expression of watermelon (Citrullus lanatus T. Mansf) under north Gujarat condition ?
........ 1344
S.G. MORE, V.R. CHUDASAMA, H.S. BHADURIA, G.S. TEKALE and S.V. SAVALE
Response of drip irrigated cabbage to polyethylene mulch ?
........ 1347
M.U. KALE, J.N. LOKHANDE, S.B. WADATKAR and G.S. PAWAR
Effect of different source & rate of fertilizer application through drip irrigation on yield & nutrient budgeting in aerobic rice ?
........ 1350
REKHA B., H.M. JAYADEVA, GURURAJ KOMBALI, GEETHA KUMARI A. and C.M. MUNIRATNA
Study on effect of canopy parameters and acid treatment on gum quality extracted from Acacia nilotica (babul) tree ?
........ 1353
B.L. JANI, B.M. DEVANI, D.K. GOJIYA and D.M. VYAS
Growth and reproductive performance of white mice (Mus musculus L.) as influenced by pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) ? N.C. TANQUILUT, G.C. SANCHEZ, M.C.B. GOPES, R.N. TAPNIO, M.R.C. TANQUILUT, H.M. SORIANO, M.G. MULA and R.P. MULA ........ 1357
Synthesis and characterization of nano-lime for effective reclamation of soil acidity ?
........ 1361
BHARGAVA RAMI REDDY CH and K.S. SUBRAMANIAN
Development of conjunctive use crop planning model for Jaisamand command area ?
........ 1365
PRAVIN DAHIPHALE, P.K. SINGH and K.K. YADAV
Thin layer drying behaviour and kinetic model evaluation of stevia (Stevia rebaudiana B.) leaves ?
........ 1370
MANOJ BANSAL, GAGANDEEP KAUR and SANDEEPPAL KAUR BRAR
Effect of pre-treatments (blanching and soaking) on potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) French fries ?
........ 1376
A.M. ARYA, S. CHANDRA, Y.B. KALNAR and S. SINGH
Development and evaluation of ready-to-fry frozen potato legume based shammi kebab : A vegetarian substitute ?
SUKHPREET KAUR and POONAM AGGARWAL
........ 1380
Effect of moisture content on engineering properties of custard apple (Annona squamosa L.) seeds ?
........ 1385
V.P. KAD, H.G. MORE, S.M. NALAWADE and V.L. KANAWADE
Standardization of drying techniques for leaves of pipal (Ficus religiosa), banyan (Ficus bengalensis) and silver oak (Grevillea robusta) ?
DOMBEWARISA S. MARAK, S. CHAKRABARTY (DAS) and L.J. SINGH
........ 1388
Comparative performance of some silkworm, Bombyx mori L., hybrids during different seasons under Kashmir climatic conditions ?
........ 1392
S. NOORULDIN, SHABIR A. BHAT, M.A. MALIK, I.L. KHAN and K.A. SAHAF
Population dynamics of rice plant hopper, Nilaparvata lugens (S.), Sogatella furcifera (H.) & their natural enemies in lowland conventional and organic farming ?
YASPAL SINGH NIRALA, GAJENDRA CHANDRAKAR, SANJAY SHARMA, CHANDRAMANI SAHU and SANJAY KUMAR GHIRTLAHRE ........ 1396
Influence of dates of transplanting on the occurrence of insect pests of onion ?
........ 1401
G. SURESH, N. SUSHILA, A.G. SREENIVAS, A. NAGANAGOUD and Y.S. AMARESH
Field evaluation of Bacillus subtilis against Meloidogyne incognita race 2 in okra, Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) M. ?
SUBHALAXMI ROY, K. ROY and A. PRAMANIK
........ 1405
Impact of participatory approach in management of watershed practices in Micro-watershed Mainabasai in Morena District of Madhya Pradesh ?
ANIL KULSHRESTHA, S.K. SEN, Y.K. SINGH and A.K. GUPTA
........ 1408
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Green Farming Vol. 6 (6) : 1273-1275 ; November-December, 2015
Effect of moisture conservation practices on growth and yield of finger millet + pigeonpea intercropping system 1*
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MALLAREDDY , M.N. THIMMEGOWDA , B.C. SHANKARALINGAPPA , 4
NARAYAN HEBBAL and FAKEERAPPA ARABHANVI
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ABSTRACT A field experiment was conducted during kharif season of 2013 to study the effect of moisture conservation practices on growth and yield attributes of finger millet + pigeonpea intercropping system under dry land situations at AICRP on Dryland Agriculture field unit, UAS, GKVK, Bangalore. The experiment consisting of 10 treatments (mulching with maize residues, repeated inter-cultivation, green leaf manuring, tank silt application and their combination with a control) and replicated thrice in. Green leaf manure with maize residue mulch treatment recorded higher plant height (98.6 cm), more number of tillers per plant (7.5), higher ear length (9.53 cm) and grain weight (32.40 g hill-1) in finger millet. Similar treatment recorded higher pigeonpea plant height (132.0 cm), primary branches (7.27 plant-1), higher number of pods (79.67) and pod weight per plant (78.00 g). The magnitude of improvement in grain yield of finger millet and pigeonpea to the tune of 31.60 and 86.98 per cent, respectively, by green leaf manure with maize residue mulch application compared to control. Key words : Finger millet, Green manuring, Maize residue, Moisture conservation, Pigeonpea.
INTRODUCTION Indian agriculture is dominated by rainfed farming. Rainfed agriculture contributes to 42 per cent of the national food grain production mainly through sorghum, millets and pulses. Therefore dryland areas are important for the economy of the country and will continue to be so in future. Crops grown in rainfed condition are prone to water stress, owing to rapid loss of soil water from profile resulting in low water availability for root growth. Moisture conservation practices changes its structure, kills the weeds and improves the water holding capacity of soil (Yadav et al., 2008). Under intercropping situation, replacing certain rows of base crop with intercrop is ideal for reducing the competition under rainfed situation. The proportion of intercrop to the base crop is an important factor in minimising the risk to the base crop during adverse weather conditions and to optimize the yield. Pigeonpea as an intercrop with finger millet would increase the productivity of soil and also cropping system besides, helping for protein supplementation to the farmers. Under extreme situations of dryspell, which acts as an insurance for sustainance of dryland farmers. Adoption of soil and moisture conservation practices would improve the stability of interactions in dryland situation against the vagaries of mansoon. Hence, the study was undertaken to differentiate the efficacy of different soil and moisture conservation practices on 1,3,5
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growth and yield of finger millet + pigeonpea intercropping system.
MATERIALS AND METHODS The experiment was conducted at AICRP for Dryland Agriculture field unit, UAS, GKVK, Bangalore. The centre is situated in the Eastern dry zone (zone-V) of Karnataka . The experimental soil was red sandy clay loam in texture having organic carbon 0.55 per cent, pH 5.7, E.C. 0.09 (d Sm-1), available nitrogen 235 kg ha-1, available P2O5 80 kg ha-1 and available K2O 170 kg ha-1. The field experiment carried in finger millet + pigeonpea (8:2) intercropping with moisture conservation furrow in between two rows of pigeonpea laid out in Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) with 10 treatments (Mulching with maize residues, repeated intercultivation, green leaf manuring, tank silt application and their combination with a control) and 3 replications.The gross plot size was 6.6 m x 3.6 m and net plot size was 5.4 m x 3.0 m. Finger millet cv MR-1 and pigeonpea cv TTB-7 was sown during first week of July. Calculated quantity of ex-situ green manure (Gliricidia) for green manuring in T4, T6 and T8 treatments, tank silt application in T5, T7 and T9 treatments were incorporated as per the treatment schedule 15 days prior sowing and maize residue comprising rind and sheath of cob, straw was analysed for the nutrient status before mulching. Calculated quantity of
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sun dried maize residue was mulched in T1, T2, T6 and T7 as per the treatment detail on 20 DAS. In the treatment, T3, T8 and T9 having repeated inter-cultivation, three inter-cultivations were adopted including the common inter-cultivation. Finger millet th was harvest on 15 November 2013 and pigeonpea was st harvested on 1 February, 2014.
Statistical analysis : The experimental data collected on various growth, yield and other aspects were subjected to Fisher's method of analysis of variance (ANOVA) as per methods outlined by Panse and Sukhatme (1967). Critical difference (CD) was calculated wherever the 'F' test was found significant. The data were analyzed and are presented with the level of significance at 5 per cent. Step wise regressions were calculated between growth attributes with soil moisture content during the dry spell.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Growth and yield attributes of finger millet : Growth characters were influenced by different moisture conservation practices (Table 1). Many factors both externally and internally influenced the crop growth and productivity. Soil moisture conservation is one such important factor. The economic yield of a plant is an outcome of a series of integrated interactions of various biological events involving biochemical, physiological and morphological changes which take place during its development in accordance with the supply of light, water, temperature and nutrients (Donald, 1962). Combination of green leaf manure with maize residue mulch (T6) treatment (Table 1) showed significantly taller plants (98.6 cm) and more number of tillers (7.5) as compared to control
Table 1. Effect of moisture conservation practices on growth and yield attributes of finger millet Treatment T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10
Mulching with maize residue @ 2.5 MT ha-1 Mulching with maize residue @ 5 MT ha-1 Repeated intercultivation (3times) Green leaf manuring @ 10 MT ha-1 Tank silt @ 10 MT ha-1 T4 + T1 T5+T1 T4+T3 T5+T3 Control (Recommended practice) S.Em.± CD @ 5%
Plant height (cm)
No. of Ear Grain tillers length weight hill-1 (cm) (g hill-1)
90.8
5.1
8.90
27.60
92.0
5.4
9.10
27.83
89.3
4.6
8.57
25.97
92.1
5.9
9.03
28.23
91.3 98.6 97.0 93.9 92.0 86.0
5.8 7.5 7.3 7.0 6.8 4.5
8.93 9.53 9.10 9.00 9.07 7.00
28.77 32.40 32.71 27.50 28.33 25.93
1.48 4.44
0.25 0.73
0.15 0.44
0.86 2.54
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(86.0 cm and 7.5, respectively). Similar trend was also followed in yield attributes viz., higher ear length (9.53 cm) and grain -1 -1 weight (32.40 g hill ) over control (7.00 cm and 25.93 g hill , respectively). Increased growth and yield character of finger millet in green leaf manure with maize residue mulch treatment might be attributed to improved moisture holding capacity of the soil besides reduced evaporation losses with mulching. Similar results were also observed by Chittapur (1998); Chaudhary et al. (2008).
Growth and yield attributes of pigeonpea : Green leaf manure with maize residue mulch treatment recorded higher plant height (132.0 cm) and number of primary branches (7.27 plant-1) as compared to control (100.7 cm and 4.47 plant-1, respectively). Higher number of pods and pod weight per plant (79.67 and 78.00 g, respectively) registered with green leaf manure with maize residue mulch treatment and lower value observed in control (61.67 and 54.52 g, respectively). The significant improvement in growth and yield components in green leaf manure with maize residue mulch treatment (Table 2) might be attributed to its beneficial effect on physical and chemical properties of the soil, besides supplying essential nutrients to plant growth. This also could be further attributed to ability of plants to absorb the required moisture and nutrient as per its requirement resulting in better yield component and grain yield of pigeonpea. Similar results were found by Anon. (2012) in moongbean ; Karunakaran and Behera (2013) in soybean. Table 2. Effect of moisture conservation practices on growth and yield attributes of pigeonpea Treatment
Plant height (cm)
No. of primary branches plant-1
No. of pods plant-1
Pod weight g plant-1
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 S.Em.± CD @ 5%
115.0 115.7 112.5 127.7 117.7 132.0 119.7 129.7 119.0 100.7 3.9 11.7
5.40 6.13 5.07 6.33 5.80 7.27 6.47 6.53 5.87 4.47 0.42 1.26
68.67 72.00 66.33 74.33 73.00 79.67 79.33 75.67 75.33 61.67 0.69 2.06
57.00 62.21 55.10 70.10 66.22 78.00 76.50 72.21 67.22 54.52 0.90 2.70
Yield of finger millet and pigeonpea : Green leaf manure with maize residue mulch treatment produced higher finger millet grain yield (3981 kg ha-1) followed by tank silt with maize residue mulch treatment (3765 kg ha-1). While, lower yield was obtained in control (3024 kg ha-1). The magnitude of improvement in grain yield of finger millet by green leaf manure with maize residue mulch application was to the tune of 31.60 per cent over control (Table 3). Similar trend also observed with straw yield of finger millet. Rajashekarappa et al. (2014) also observed 15-54 per cent improvement in maize yield with 112
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Table 3. Effect of moisture conservation practices on yield of finger millet and pigeonpea Finger millet
Finger millet
Pigeonpea
Treatment
Grain yield (kg ha-1)
Straw yield (kg ha-1)
Grain yield (kg ha-1)
Straw yield (kg ha-1)
FMEY -1 (kg ha )
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 S.Em.± CD @ 5%
3621 3744 3292 3740 3734 3981 3765 3760 3765 3024 132.78 394.51
6288 6657 5362 6548 5790 7111 6493 6185 6670 5200 406.68 1208.30
223 241 185 251 244 273 264 260 252 146 4.10 12.30
947 889 761 926 905 967 967 947 967 741 35.12 105.36
4100 4223 3771 4219 4213 4460 4244 4239 4244 3503
FMEY : Finger millet equivalent yield
moisture conservation practices compared to control. In-situ moisture conservation practices significantly increased the grain and stover yield of sorghum reported as by Rao et al. (2010). Similar treatment produced higher pigeonpea grain yield -1 (273 kg ha ) followed by tank silt with maize residue mulch -1 treatment (264 kg ha ). While, lower grain yield was recorded -1 with the control treatment (146 kg ha ). The magnitude of yield improvement in grain yield with green leaf manure with maize residue mulch treatment and tank silt with maize residue mulch treatment to the tune of 86.98 and 80.82 per cent, respectively, over control. Similar findings were reported in earlier study by Tamak et al. (2006) in lentil. Higher finger millet equivalent yield -1 (4460 kg ha ) was observed in green leaf manure treatment compared to control. Higher finger millet equivalent yield might be due to availability of sufficient moisture and nutrients to the crop compared to control.
Regression analysis : The results of simple linear regression equation for yield with growth and yield components are presented in Table 4. There was a significant positive linear relationship observed with growth components of finger millet like plant height, leaf area, total dry matter and yield components like number of productive tillers hill-1, ear length, ear weight hill-1, grain weight hill-1 and test weight of finger millet. The coefficient of determination (R2) of simple linear regression between grain yield was varied between 68 to 73 per cent in growth components and 50 to 89 per cent in yield components. Significant positive linear relationship observed with grain yield and nutrient uptake (73 to 84 %).Similar trends were also observed in pigeonpea.
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Table 4. Regression equation as influenced by different moisture conservation practices X
Regression equation
R2
Y : Grain yield Plant height No. of productive tillers Total dry matter Leaf area Ear length Ear weight Grain weight 1000 grain weight N uptake P uptake K uptake
X Y : Seed yield Plant height No. of branches Total dry matter No. of pods Pod weight Grain weight 100 Grain weight N uptake P uptake K uptake
Y=-2456.65 + 66.08 X Y= 2499.19 + 196.86 X Y= 1133.89 + 33.55 X Y= 1443.01 +1.680 X Y= 282.44 + 380.84 X Y= 203.05 + 93.66 X Y= 1210.40 + 85.25 X Y= -2767.16 + 1958.97 X Y= 2043.69 + 27.09 X Y= 1823.59 + 142.17 X Y= 1173.78 + 60.61 X Pigeonpea
Regression equation Y=-215 + 3.77 X Y= -37.66+ 45.76 X Y= -77.60 + 0.81 X Y= -253.98 +6.72 X Y= -32.42 + 4.04 X Y= 23.47 + 5.99 X Y= -1007.11 + 99.85 X Y= 21.71 + 8.12 X Y= -50.17 + 121.87 X Y= -67.36 + 37.28 X
0.734** 0.682** 0.902** 0.685** 0.878** 0.899** 0.507** 0.645** 0.843** 0.746** 0.731**
R2 0.773** 0.862** 0.812** 0.926** 0.759** 0.701** 0.825** 0.950** 0.915** 0.769**
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GREEN FARMING Vol. 6 [ Issues 1-6 (Bi-monthly), January to December 2015 ] (Contents list available at www.greenfarming.in) AUTHORS INDEX A ABIDI I. ABIRAMI S. ADARSH ANUPAM ADMANI SHIVANANDA S. AFROZE BASEERAT AGARWAL MAHESH CHAND AGASIMANI ARIF A. AGGARWAL POONAM AHIRWAR R.P. AHLAWAT T.R. AHMAD SHOWKAT AJITHKUMAR B. AJITHKUMAR S. ALI GOWHAR AMANULLAH M. MOHAMED AMARESH Y.S. AMBHURE K.G. AMETA G.S. ANANTACHAR M. ANDHALE R.R. ANGAMI THEJANGULIE ANIKET VILAS CHANDANSHIVE ANITA M.R. ANNAPURNA K. APARNATHI K.D. ARABHANVI FAKEERAPPA ARAVINDAKSHAN K. ARYA A.M. ASHA M.H. ASIF SHAH
1214 598 988 1336 783 560, 748 1205 1380 346 388 1126 650 1039, 1277 1214 791 154, 1401 140 323 211, 869 630 911 249 92, 1340 583 1158 700, 708, 1273 1035 1376 434 974
B BABA J.A. BABALAD H.B. BABARIA N.B. BACHKAIYA VINAY BADODIYA S.K. BAFNA AJEET MULCHAND BAGADE A.B. BAGHEL SANGHMITRA BAJPAI R.K. BAKANE PRAMOD H. BALAGURAVAIAH D. BALAKRISHNA P. BALASUBRAMANIAM P. BALWAN BANDAY S.A. BANDEPPA BANDOPADHYAY PINTOO BANDRAL JULIE DOGRA BANDYOPADHYAY S. BANJARA N.C. BANJARE CHETNA BANSAL MANOJ BARAD A.V. BARCHE SWATI BASAMMA K.A. BASAVARAJU G.V. BASFORE SIBNATH BASKARAN R. BEDSE R.D. BEIGH MUSHTAQ A. BELLUNDAGI VEERABHADRAPPA BELSARE CHAITANYA R. BENBI D.K. BHADURIA H.S. BHAGAT A.D. BHAGAT P.K. BHAKAR S.R. BHALE VILAS M. BHAMARE D.B. BHANDERI D.R. BHANUPRAKASH K. BHANWARIA RAJENDRA BHARADWAJ C. BHARATA LAXMI M. BHARATHI M. BHARDWAJ M.L. BHARTI BAUDH BHASKAR R.N. BHAT SHABIR A. BHAT SUMANGALA BHAT Z.A. BHATT RAJAN BHATT V.R. BHATTACHARJEE DONAL BHAVE S.G. BHOSALE NILIMA BHUSHAN MANI
813 448 544 290 1082 757 457, 483 437 290 412 517 1200 1302 468 84, 813 590 529 1102 1026 833 122 1370 565 820 1112, 1310 358 927, 983 806 1046 1134 369 1056 549 1344 1150 1292 1287 1109 1147, 1150 305 1200 308 1168 517 1242 1015 464, 979 434 1392 341 549 744 560 1118 809 565 114
BHUTADA PRITAM O. BHUVA S.K. BHUVANESHWARI G. BIND HARINARAYAN BINDIYA Y. BIRADAR B.D. BIRADAR I.B. BIRADAR S.A. BIRADAR SUMA S. BIRLA KAMLESH BISATI I.A. BISWAL S.R. BISWAS AMRITA BOJA RAJ S. BORA JINKU BORAIAH B. BORKAR P.A. BOYAL V.K. BRAHMACHARI K. BRAR NAVJOT SINGH BRAR SANDEEPPAL KAUR BRUNDA S.M. BULBULE A.V. BURARK S.S.
1109 199 994, 1010 464 1074 677 617 351, 601 580 753 301 1071 1118 1115 1143 1130 1165 177 716 1068 1370 966 576 177
C CHADHA SANJAY CHAITANYA R. POORNA CHAKRABORTI S.K. CHAKRABORTY SOURAV CHAKRAVORTY S. CHANDRA S. CHANDRAKAR GAJENDRA CHANDRASHEKARA K.N. CHANDRAVANSHI DEEPIKA CHANDRAWAT KULDEEP SINGH CHANDRIKA V. CHANNAGOUDRA R.F. CHANNAKESHAVA B.C. CHATRA RAM CHATTOO M.A. CHAUDHARI K.N. CHAUDHARI V.M. CHAUDHARY CHARUL CHAUDHARY R.F. CHAUHAN BEENA CHAUHAN R.V. CHAUHAN S.K. CHAURASIA P.C. CHAURASIYA J. CHAVAN A.A. CHAVAN A.S. CHAVAN MUKESH L. CHAVAN RAVINDRA CHAVAN S.K. CHAVANNAAVAR SUVARNA V. CHAWLA SHILPA CHETHAN T. CHHETRI BINOY CHIDANANDAPPA H.M. CHIKKASUBBANNA V. CHINNABBAI C.H. CHOUDARY O.P. CHOUDHARY M.K. CHOUDHARY MAHENDRA K. CHOUDHARY POONAM CHOUDHARY RAMNIWAS CHOUDHARY UPENDRA CHOUDHURY S. ROY CHOUHAN N. CHOUHAN PREETI CHOURASIYA AJAY CHOVATIYA R.S. CHOWDHURY MD. R. CHUDASAMA V.R.
161 888 117, 555 1143 573 1376 1396 9 122 1195 1255 448 1200 797 13, 80, 783 1186 1186 17 1186 794 199 315 1306 988 33 646 1277 369 33, 227, 232 865 17 1205 538 77 193 440 549 1035 829 186 67 1098 716 50 181 1006 778 716 1344
D DADHEECH AMIT DAHALE MEGHA HARIHAR DAHIPHALE PRAVIN DAIPURIA O.P. DAR Z.A. DAR Z.M. DARJI V.B. DAS A.K. DAS ANKAN DAS B.C. DAS BIMAL DAS KAUSHIK DAS R.
970 374 1365 1082 1214 13, 80 127 1071 1118 1314 983 1314 951
DAS S. CHAKRABARTY DAS S.N. DAS TAPAS DASH D. DATTA S. DAVE P.B. DAYANAND DE S.K. DEBNATH PUSHPAJIT DEEDAWAT S.K. DEEPIKA S.D. DEOLE S. DESAI B.G. DESAI C.K. DESAI D.T. DESAI L.J. DESAI S.A. DESHMUKH A.J. DESHMUKH J.D. DESHMUKH SWAPNIL D. DESHPANDE AJINKYA DIPAK DESHPANDE H.W. DESHPANDE R.H. DEVANI B.M. DEVI B. RAMA DEVI I. SHAKUNTALA DEVI REENA DEVULKAR N.G. DEWANGAN PRASHANT DEY A. DHAGE SHUBHANGI J. DHANABATI L. DHANANJAY T. DHANDADE BHARTI DHANDE K.G. DHANKER RAVI DHAWALE K.N. DHAWAN A.S. DHEWARE R.M. DHONE P.U. DHRUVE JITENDRA DHUA R.S. DIKSHIT ARCHANA DILIP BABU J. DIVYA B. DOBARIYA K.L. DOGRA BALBIR DOIJAD S.B. DOLKAR RINCHAN DUBALE J.J. DUMAI P.H. KIIHNE DURAIRAJ S. NALLIAH DWIVEDI ASHISH DWIVEDI B.S. DWIVEDI K.N. DWIVEDI S.K.
1388 1006 1026 1292 270, 1269 970 468 1333 1026 991 1010 1292 1000 794 1238 294 580 622 505 374 880 384, 630 384 1353 730 172 17 305 437 569 1021 1314 1109 961 407 327 74, 638, 861 63 74 1195 186 1118 1065 1074 354 682 1015 483 994 1086 1195 687 521, 1250, 1281 753 327 534, 726
E ESHANNA M.R. ESWARI K.B.
513 1242
F FAUZIA SHAFI FOUGAT R.S.
1134 5, 940
G GAHTYARI NAVIN CHANDER GAJBHIYE P.N. GAMANAGATTI P.B. GAMPALA SRIHIMA GANAI I.H. GANAPATHI GANESH S. GANGARAJU N. GANIGER VASANT M. GARG D.K. GARG S.K. GARG SOURABH GASTI V.D. GAUTAM ANANAD RAHUL GAVADE R.T. GAWANDE NITIN G. GAZAL A. GEDAM A.H. GEETHA K.N. GEETHA S. GEETHA DEVI T. GEETHAKUMARI V.L. GHIRTLAHRE SANJAY KUMAR GHOSH S.N.
468 576 824 117, 319, 555 301 77, 111 883 513 994, 1010 47 70 361, 492 263 1328 1086 483, 1229 1214 457 708 133 1336 997, 1078 1396 839
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GHOUSE PEERA S.K. PEDDA GIRI DEEPTI GODASE S.K. GODASE S.N. GOHIL B.S. GOJIYA D.K. GONJARI VIKAS GOPAL G.R. GOPES M.C.B. GOSWAMI R.G. GOUDAR R.B. GOWDA M. CHOWDE GOWDA P.H. RAMANJINI GOWDA R.C. GOWDA RAME GULDEKAR V.D. GULZAR PARVEEZ GUPTA A.K. GUPTA NAVINDU GUPTA P.C. GUPTA POOJA H. GUPTA RAJESH GUPTA RAVI GUPTA S.B. GUPTA SUCHITA VIKASKUMAR
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1302 865 855 809 544 900, 1353 55 483 1357 331 677 215 509, 1180 431 496 772 974 1408 1318 47 940, 1219 634 634 1292 374
H HADIMANI H.P. HALDANKAR P.M. HALDAVANEKAR P.C. HALLI HANAMANT M. HANCHINAL R.R. HANCHINAMANI VEENA HANDI SURESH HARGILAS HARI KUMAR V. HARIJAN YALLAPPA HARISH M.S. HARISH BABU S. HASHMI SYED IMRAN HATWAL PRAVEEN KUMAR HEBBAL NARAYAN HEGDE N.K. HEGDE V.S. HEMANTARANJAN A. HERAKAL RENUKA HIREMATH J.S. HIRPARA B.V. HUNDEKAR RAMALING HUNJE RAVI HUSSAIN KHURSHID
1010 809, 855, 1086 809, 855 700, 708 443, 580 1205 448 323 836 1174 358, 513 1336 384, 630 829, 1035 1273 836, 1039 1168 13 916 1039 335 966 712 783
I ILLORKAR V.M. IMMANUEL RAJ T. KINGSLY ISMAIL SYED
772 168 63
J JABEEN NAYEEMA JADAV R.G. JADHAV A.B. JADHAV K.A. JADHAV P.B. JAGADEESH S.L. JAGADEESHA R.C. JAGADISH K.S. JAIN H.K. JAIN P.K. JAISHANKAR H.P. JAKANUR RAMAPPA JALALI S.K. JALALUDIN P. JAMKAR TARUN JANA J.C. JANGANDI SHARANAPPA JANI B.L. JARANDE S.D. JAT A.L. JAT NARENDRA JAWAHARLAL M. JAYADEVA H.M. JAYANTHI R. JETHALOJA B.P. JETHAVA B.A. JEYAJOTHI R. JHALA Y.K. JIOTODE DINKAR JOHNSON B. JOSEPH ASHA JOSHI A.K. JOSHI H.K. JOSHI SUBODH JOSHNA KHUMUKCHAM JYOTHI V. SIVA
931 787 457 1147 721 392, 642 26, 30 133, 845 1287 820 874 111 137 1126 820 270 108 1353 388 704 740 883 1350 358 778 305 687 127 961 168 103 21 956 249 281 312
K KACHA H.L. KAD VIKRAM P. KADARI I.A.
778 425, 1385 74
KADIRI LALITHA KADU PRAJAKTA K. KAHATE P.A. KAIRON V. KALAIMAGAL T. KALAMANI A. KALAPPANAVAR I.K. KALAVATHI K.K. KALBHOR J.N. KALE M.U. KALNAR Y.B. KALPANDE H.V. KALPANDE V.V. KAMATAR M.Y. KAMBLE D.R. KAMBLE DEEPIKA G. KANAWADE V.L. KANDPAL B.K. KANNAN M. KANTWA S.R. KANWAR P.C. KARADIGUDDI MANJULA KASTURE AVANI KATAGERI I.S. KATAGI ABHISHEK KATOLE ARUNA S. KAUR GAGANDEEP KAUR SUKHPREET KAVA K.P. KAVIMANI R. KAVITA A. KAVITA K. KAVITHA P. KAVYA D. KENCHARADDI H.G. KEWAT R.N. KHAIRNAR P.D. KHAMPARIA N.K. KHAN A.H. KHAN I.L. KHAN S.H. KHAN SHAKEEL AHMAD KHAN SHAUKEEN KHATRI K.J. KHENI N.V. KHERAWAT B.S. KHILARI J.M. KHOBRAGADE C.B. KHODKE S.U. KHUNTE SEVAN DAS KOINAIN S. ASMA KOMA BHUMIKA KOMBALI GURURAJ KOTHAWALE D.D. KOTIKAL Y.K. KOUSAR PARVEEN KRISHNA T. GIRIDHARA KRISHNAMURTHY R. KRISHNASAMY S. KUCHANUR P.H. KUCHI VENKATA SATISH KUKAL S.S. KUKANOOR LAXMAN KULHARE P.S. KULKARNI M.M. KULSHRESTHA ANIL KUMAR A. KUMAR A. ANIL KUMAR A. ASHOK KUMAR A.R.V. KUMAR ABHISHEK KUMAR AJAJ KUMAR B. NAVEEN KUMAR C.V.S. KUMAR DHARMINDER KUMAR DIKLESH KUMAR DINESH KUMAR G. SHANTA KUMAR HAREESH KUMAR JATINDER KUMAR JITENDRA KUMAR K. KUMAR K. AJITH KUMAR K.L. NAVEEN KUMAR K.S. BHARATH KUMAR M. ARUN KUMAR MANJEET KUMAR MOHIT KUMAR N.K. RAJESH KUMAR NEERAJ KUMAR PARDEEP KUMAR PREM KUMAR PRINCE KUMAR RAHUL KUMAR RAJ KUMAR RAMESH KUMAR RAMESHWAR KUMAR RANDHIR KUMAR S. SUDHEER KUMAR SANJAY KUMAR SANJEEV KUMAR SUDHIR KUMAR SUJEET
1255 202 646 274 598 598 580 137 95 1347 1376 227, 232, 500, 505 500 966 721 626 1385 590 883 1098 534, 726 874 945 448, 1174 26, 193 100, 404 1370 1380 199 806 829 1325 312 1154 443 842 232 753 1328 1392 80, 783, 931 1318 979 127 460 560 95 1143 897 817 1168 437 1350 1150 144 931 312 945 1115 154 634 744 874, 1154 735 877 1408 813, 988 241 668 1121 911 114 764 951 1015 921 521 452 290 1102 604 921 601 452 772 434 237, 800 979 215 1030 1223 604 1015 319, 1306 161 1068 161 988 664 422 464, 1015 487 245, 509, 1180
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KUMAR UPENDRA KUMAR V. KUMAR V. JYOTHISH KUMAR VIJAY KUMAR VINOD KUMAR VIPIN KUMAR VIVEK KUMARA N. SHASHI KUMARI R. VIJAYA KUMARI SUNITA KUMARI A. GEETHA KURRE P.K. KURREY C.D. KUSHAL KUSUMA M.V.
220 716 92 122 1006 1281 1281 9 400, 657 842 1350 290 290 1325 803
L LAKDAN STANZIN LAKHAWAT S.S. LAKSHMI S. LATHA S. LAVANYA M. LAWANDE K.E. LAXMINARAYANA P. LEENA PATHAK LINGAPPA MALLIKARJUNA LODAM V.A. LODHI K.K. LOKHANDE J.N. LONE A.A.
772 1287 92, 1340 354, 908 1090 809 1051 127 431 1238 534, 726 1347 1214
M MACHA SANGEETA MACHHAR R.G. MADALAGERI M.B. MADHUMATHI C. MADHURI M. MADRAP I.A. MAGRAY M. MUDASIR MAHADIK S.G. MAHAJAN SAGAR R. MAHALE A.S. MAHAPATRA P. MAHATA A.P. MAHATO S.K. MAHENDRAN P.P. MAHESH M. MAHESWARAN M. MAJID NAINA MAJID SHABEENA MAJID TALAT MAKANI A.Y. MAL D. MAL S.C. MALAGHAN SHEELA N. MALAV LAL CHAND MALAV SURESH MALE S.R. MALI S.C. MALIK G.N. MALIK M.A. MALIVAD R.R. MALLAREDDY MALLESH S.B. MALLIKARJUNA N.M. MALSHE K.V. MANDAL K.K. MANDAL M.K. MANDAVE V.R. MANJULA R. MANJUNATH G.R. MANJUNATHA K. MANKAD MOUNIL C. MANKOTIA M.S. MANSURI R.N. MARAK DOMBEWARISA S. MARUTHI R.T. MASOOD A. MASTIHOLI A.B. MATH MAHESH MATHUR RAVI MAURYA I.B. MEENA C.P. MEENA CHANDRA MOHAN MEENA M.K. MEENA MANISHA MEENA MUKESH MEENA MUKESH KUMAR MEENA R.L. MEENA R.P. MEENA RAMOVATAR MEHETA B.M. MEHRA J. MEHRAJ SHEIKH MEHTA D.K. MEHTA D.R. MEHTA R. MEHTRE S.P. MESHRAM M.R. MESHRAM N.A. METHRE RAMESH MHETRE D.A.
594 1042 803, 994 41 88 457, 1195 783 1000 1094 140 1065 1333 538 1302 474 284 974 1126 84 970 1269 935 803 1318 37 861 460 974 1392 335 700, 1273 154 245, 509 1000 1106 529, 1333 1150 392, 642 117, 555 211 1219 1056 294 1388 241 13, 80 1277 144 407 829, 1035 37 1180 569 149 492 361 704, 740 259 227 1158 177 301 1068 1234 935 1, 525, 1190 726 63 9, 341 861
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MINGIRE S.S. MIR M.A. MIR M.M. MISHRA AMIT MISHRA H.N. MISHRA N. MISHRA P.P. MISHRA PRANAV KUMAR MISHRA S. MISHRA S.N. MISHRA S.P. MISHRA V.N. MISHRA N. MITRA N.G. MITTAL H.K. MODHAWADIA J.M. MOGER NARAYAN MOHAN KUMAR H.D. MOHAN KUMAR M.V. MOITRA P.K. MORADIYA P.B. MORE A.W. MORE H.G. MORE HARI G. MORE KULDIP D. MORE S.G. MORE S.J. MUBEEN MUDALAGIRIYAPPA MULA M.G. MULA R.P. MULGE R. MUMMIGATTI U.V. MUNGARE T.S. MUNIRATNA C.M. MUNNARWAR S.R. MURALI K. MURUMKAR R.P. MUTHUCHAMY I. MUTHUKRISHNAN P.
74, 638, 861 1126, 1134, 1214 84, 813 1281 1065 1071 1071 1030 259 181 278, 696 331, 1106 338 346 1287 544 9 1205 245 696 900 227, 505 1385 196, 425 1094 1344 305 1328 108 1, 525, 951, 1190, 1357 1357 263 916 95 1350 646 700 1165 103 791
N NABI AMBREEN NAGANAGOUD A. NAGARAJ M.S. NAGRARE I.M. NAIDU A.K. NAIK VASUDEVA K. NAIK A.G. NAIK K.H. NAIK M. RAJA NAIK M.K. NAIK R.K. NAIK RUDRA V. NAIKNAWARE A.N. NAJAR G.R. NALAWADE S.M. NANDINI NANGIA NEELU NANGLIYA ASHOK KUMAR NARASANNAVAR ANAND NARAYAN SHIV NARAYANA J. NARAYANA SWAMY G. NARAYANASWAMY B. NARAYANASWAMY T.K. NARENDER J. NARESH R.K. NARESHA R. NARODE KALLAPPA NAUTIYAL M.K. NAVEENKUMAR K.L. NAZIR N. NEELANARAYANAN P. NEHRU R.K. NETHRA N. NIGADE R.D. NIGAM G.K. NIKHADE J.S. NIMBALKAR K.H. NIRALA YASPAL SINGH NIRANJANA K.S. NIROSHA K. NISHANTH G.K. NOORULDIN S. NOUSHAD PARVEZ NUTHAN D.
21 1401 1010, 1130 721 267 617 418, 861 935 440 154 428 580 505 80 1385 377 607 1260 263 47 108 41 587 845 1051 521 1051 354 1223 966 813 157 1126 496 576 205 315, 653 1269 1396 77 287 1174 1392 127 1200
O ONTAGODI TEJASHRI
914
P PACHAURI S.P. PADDER S.A. PADHEE D. PADHIAR B.V. PADMA M. PADMAJA G. PAL A. PAL DARVIN PAL P. PALAGANI NEELIMA
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768 549 315, 653 638 254 764 534, 726 1250 281 565, 622
PALANNA K.B. PALLAVI H.M. PALLED VIJAYAKUMAR PAMPANNA Y. PANDA D. PANDEY M.K. PANDEY N. PANDIT BILAL AHMAD PANDYA M.M. PANPATTE D.G. PANT D.C. PANWAR DINESH PAPPACHAN ANIL PARIYAR B. PARRY F.A. PARULEKAR Y.R. PATANGE MAMTA J. PATEL A.D. PATEL A.M. PATEL ARMI PATEL ASHOK A. PATEL D.D. PATEL D.H. PATEL D.U. PATEL J.A. PATEL J.G. PATEL J.J. PATEL JIRAL R. PATEL K.C. PATEL K.V. PATEL M.A. PATEL M.B. PATEL M.C. PATEL M.P PATEL N.A. PATEL N.G. PATEL N.N. PATEL NILAM V. PATEL NILESH PATEL P.C. PATEL P.S. PATEL PATHIK BALDEV PATEL R.K. PATEL R.P. PATEL S. PATEL S.K. PATEL S.R. PATEL U.J. PATEL V.J. PATEL V.S. PATEL P.I. PATHAK A.R. PATIDAR DHARMENDRA PATIL AMOL E. PATIL B.L. PATIL B.N. PATIL D.V. PATIL H.V. PATIL M.G. PATIL P.P. PATIL R.P. PATIL RATTAN GOVIND PATIL RAVISHANKAR M. PATIL S.B. PATIL S.J. PATIL S.S. PATIL SHANKARGOUDA PATIL SHANTI PATIL SNEHA PATIL SURESH S. PATIL V.D. PATIL V.K. PATIL V.S. PATIL VISHAL R. PATIL VIVEK A. PATIL Y.R. PAUL SANGEETA PAWAR G.S. PAWAR M.B. PAWAR SAVITA G. PAWAR U.A. PAWAR YOGESH PECHE APARNA PHONGLOSA A. POKHARKAR V.G. POWAR A.G. PRABHAKAR K. VASUDHA PRABHAVATHI N.M. PRABHULINGA T. PRABHURAJ A. PRAJAPATI DHARMESHKUMAR PRAJAPATI K.N. PRAJAPATI P.J. PRAKASH K.V. PRAKASH SHRI PRAMANICK M. PRAMANIK A. PRASAD B.V.G. PRASAD S.V. SAI PRASAD V.M. PRASANNA KUMAR B. PRATIBHA SINGH PREM NATH
1130 994 211 1325 573 464 726 84, 301 460, 1186 127 177 740 1130 538 13, 80, 783 809 1021 5, 335, 787 1046 1219 1138 278, 696 335 935 478 294 794 335, 1138 748 478 335 682 1162 797, 478 787 388 991 418 1219 970 672 757 956 388 428 1042 956, 991, 1186 478 1042 935 468 956 5 1229 824 580 1195 33 1325 1238 594 757 193 951 418 443, 991, 1238, 1325 914 961 961 369 1021 164 33, 232, 500 5 1229 218 590 1347 672 897 140 1162 374 529 849 407 845 154 137 377 748 335 544 211, 660, 1121 979 529 1405 573 1098 817 858, 1090 842 521
PUJARI K.H. PUJER PARVATI PUNAM PUNIA MONIKA PUSHPA C.
877 30 381, 614 1281 496
R RABINAL CHIDANAND A. RABINDRAN R. RADADIA G.G. RADHAMANI T. RADHIKA K. RAHEMAN H. RAHMAN SK. MD. AZIZUR RAJAK DALESHWAR RAJANI C.J. RAJANNA RAJANNA B. RAJANNA M.P. RAJAPANDIAN J. SUNDERSINGH RAJESH V. RAJESH KUMAR N.K. RAJKUMAR RAJKUMAR M. RAJPUT M.R. RAJPUT R.L. RAKESH RAM R.B. RAM D. RAMAKRISHNAPARAM V.R. RAMANA M. VENKATA RAMESH S. RAMGIRY M. RANA M.K. RANA MANEET RANI K. JHANSI RANI T. SAJITHA RANJITH M. RAO A.V.D. DORAJEE RAO C. CHANDRASEKHARA RAO CH. SREENIVASA RAO D.V. SUBBA RAO M. PARATPARA RAO M.B. NAGESWARA RAO M.V. BRAHMESWARA RAO P. CHANDRASEKHAR RAO V. PRAVEEN RASHMI S. RATHER G.H. RATHOD A.H. RATHOD P.K. RATHORE A. RATHORE N.S. RATHORE S.S. RATHVA V.D. RAUT V.U. RAVAL C.H. RAVI KIRAN K.T. RAVINDRA S.N. RAWAT DEEPA RAWAT G.S. RAWAT KIRAN RAWAT UPAMA REDDY B. RAJASEKHAR REDDY B. SANJEEVA REDDY B.S. REDDY D. RAJI REDDY G. PRABHAKARA REDDY G.V. SRINIVASA REDDY G.V. SUBBA REDDY M. CHOWDA REDDY M. DEVENDER REDDY P. RAGHU RAMI REDDY R.V.S.K. REDDY V. NARSIMHA REDDY CH BHARGAVA RAMI REHMAN M.U. REKHA B. ROHITH C.H. ROKADE HEMANT M. ROLANIYA LALIT KUMAR ROOP KISHORE ROY ANINDITA ROY CHANDAN ROY K. ROY SUBHALAXMI RUTH C.H.
9, 341 604 149 1003 668 653 911 1287 682, 1234 351 601 245 687 664 772 945 254 1165 70, 692, 1265 381, 614 1030 979 111 1297 245 267 249 1246 241 997 1297 1322 888, 893 617 400, 657 41 88, 189 44, 222 764, 1297 704 845 813 672 1165 1, 525, 951, 1190 880 634 1162 202 1046 668 587 768 70 692 70 422 869 354, 908 290 1255 215 189 660 290 59 474 664, 1242 1361 813 1350 893 412 1281 521 858 988 1405 1405 440
S SABALPARA A.N. SADAFALE MADHURI M. SADATULA FATIMA SADHU A.C. SAHAF K.A. SAHOO A.K. SAHU CHANDRAMANI SAHU G.D. SAHU G.S. SAHU R.K. SAIDAIAH P. SAILAJA V. SAILEELA K.
622 100, 404 845 1042 1392 1071 1396 833 338 205 474 1051 298
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SAINI J.P. SAINI M.L. SAJJAN ASHOK S. SAKHUBAI H.T. SAKKALKAR SUSHIL R. SAKTHIVEL P. SALAVI B.R. SALUNKHE R.V. SALVI S.P. SAMPAGANVI SARASWATI S. SAMUEL D.V.K. SANAS M.P. SANCHEZ G.C. SANDEEP S. SANDHI S.J. SANKHYAN H.P. SAPKAL VAISHALI SARANRAJ T. SARASWATI S.S. SARAVANAN S. SARDAR M. SAREN B.K. SARKAR K.K. SAROA G.S. SATHIYAMURTHY V.A. SATPUTE S.B. SATWADHAR P.N. SATYANARAYAN SAVALE S.V. SAVITA SAVVASHE A.Y. SAWARKAR S.D. SAXENA A.K. SEBASTIAN ANIL SEKHAR R. CHANDHRA SELLAMMAL R. SEN S.K. SENGUPTA S.K. SESHU G. SHABIR ALIMA SHAIKH S.A. SHAKUNTALA N.M. SHANKAR A.G. SHANKARALINGAPPA B.C. SHANMUGASUNDARAM K. SHAOO S.K. SHARAN SUNANDA SHARIFF A. FAZULLA SHARMA A.K. SHARMA ABHISHEK SHARMA B.L. SHARMA BRIJ KISHORE SHARMA D. SHARMA D.D. SHARMA D.P. SHARMA G.D. SHARMA GIRISH SHARMA H.G. SHARMA HIMANI SHARMA K.L. SHARMA N. SHARMA NEMICHAND SHARMA P. SHARMA P.K. SHARMA PARUL SHARMA PRASHANT SHARMA PRAVIN SHARMA PRIYANKA SHARMA R.S. SHARMA RAJNISH SHARMA RITIKA SHARMA SANJAY SHARMA SEEMA SHARMA SURENDER KUMAR SHEELA K.R. SHEKHAR MRIGANK SHEKHAWAT A.S. SHEKHAWAT R.S. SHELAR SHUBHANGI D. SHELAT H.N. SHELKE R.R. SHIMI G.J. SHINDE AMOL S. SHINDE C.U. SHINDE K.A. SHINDE MANISHA S. SHINDE S.M. SHINDE VAIBHAVKUMAR SHIRWAL SUNIL SHIVAKUMAR N. SHIVANNA B. SHIVAPRASAD M.K. SHIVRAN A.C. SHRIVASTAVA R.K. SHUBHA G.V. SHUKLA C.S. SHUKLA N. SIDDARAJU R. SIDDARUDH K.S. SIKDER SHUBHAMOY SINGH A.K. SINGH ADESH SINGH ASHISH K.
Author Index
161, 381, 614 797 677, 712 1277 412 157 1086 1147 877 1039 904 855 1357 1242 294 274 961 791 1277 817 1333 573 983, 1314 549 287 1026 630 869 1344 768 638 753 17 594 189 284 1408 820 44, 222 783 384 351, 594 708 1273 1112, 1310 800 865 712 259 346 50, 735 1265 259, 921 361 1056 50, 735 361, 492 833 1246 1061 1056 37 1082 904 1246 1082 122 1306 259 1246 1102 1396 67 381, 614 1078 500 37 220 196, 425 127 646 1078 1094 149 897 565, 622 809 1086 211 496 431, 1130 836 308 267 601 437 921 1200 358, 513, 677 927, 983 1328 521 1138
SINGH B. SINGH BALVEER SINGH BIJENDRA KUMAR SINGH C.D. SINGH D. SINGH D.B. SINGH D.P. SINGH DASHRATH SINGH DEVENDRA SINGH GEETA SINGH H.K. SINGH KANWAR SINGH L.J. SINGH N.B. SINGH N.K. SINGH NARENDRA SINGH P.K. SINGH R.C. SINGH R.P. SINGH RAGHUVIR SINGH RAJESH SINGH S. SINGH S.H. SINGH S.K. SINGH S.P. SINGH SATBEER SINGH SHAMBHU SINGH SHAMSHER SINGH SHISHIR SINGH VIKRAM JEET SINGH Y.K. SINGH DEVENDRA SINHA B.L. SINHA GEETESH SINHA JITENDRA SINHA SUKANTA SLATHIA NEELU SOLANKI R.M. SONAWANE K.G. SONBOIR H.L. SONIYA T. SONKAMBLE PRITI A. SONONE VIDYA S. SOOD MONIKA SORIANO H.M. SOWJANYA B. SREENIVAS A.G. SRIDEVI S. SRIDHAR SRIHARI D. SRINIVASULU B. SRINIVASULU K. SRIVASTAV L.K. SRIVASTAVA P.C. SRIVASTAVA R.P. SUBBAIAH K. VENKATA SUBBARAMAMMA P. SUBBRAMAMMA P. SUBRAMANIAN K.S. SUBRAMANYAM G. SUCHITRA V. SUDARSHAN M.R. SUDEEP H.P. SUDHAKAR S. KELAGERI SUDHAKARA S.N. SUDHIR K. SUHASINI K. SUJATA SUMA CHANDRIKA D. SUNEETHA D.R. SALOMI SUNEETHA DEVI K.B. SURADKAR ASMITA SURADKAR NITIN G. SURESH SURESH C.P. SURESH G. SUSHILA N. SUSHILENDRA SWAIN S.S. SWAMI D.V. SWAPNAKUMARI S.R.
800 979 422 55 935 301 487 55 583 365, 583 988 1260 1388 274 487, 1223 757 351, 1365 55 396, 1322 1250 237, 800 1376 281 114, 569 220, 1328 1210 817 911 1328 117, 319, 555 1408 365 315, 653 428 205 509, 1180 1102 544 849 1106 59 100, 404 412 1102 1357 400, 657 1401 1297 263 1074 41 730 331, 1106 768 237, 800 392, 642 893 858 1361 650 888 44, 222 354, 908 617 607 431 172 617 1061 888, 1090 1051 611 626 30 538 1401 1401 211 338 858, 1090 358, 513, 677
T TAGORE G.S. TALANE S.M. TALAT MAJID A. TALATI JAYANT G. TALAWAR SUDHEERKUMAR TALEY S.M. TANMAY HAZRA TANQUILUT M.R.C. TANQUILUT N.C. TAPNIO R.N. TAPRE V.V. TARAFDAR P.K. TAREDAHALLI NAYIMABANU TASUNG AMPEE TAWARE P.B. TEKALE G.S. THAKARE D.P. THAKUR K.S. THAKUR PRAN KRISHNA
735 638 301 940, 1219 587 1147 1158 1357 1357 1357 218 1333 1121 757 95 388, 1344 1, 525, 1190 1015, 1068 1118
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THAKUR RISIKESH THANKI R.B. THIMMEGOWDA M.N. THIRUMALARAJU G.T. THOMAS TARENCE THORAT T.N. THYAGARAJ N.E. TINGRE A.S. TIRAKANNANVAR SHANTAPPA TIWARI D.K. TOMAR S.S. TOMAR SURENDRA SINGH TRIPATHI LUXMI KANT TRIPATHI SONAL
50, 753 544 1273 1200 319 1006 137 164 26 50 1250 1006 319 757
U UBARHANDE V.P. UKEY S.P. UMA G.P. UMA DEVI M. UMA JYOTHI K. UMAR I. UMESHA UMMYIAH H.M. UPADHYAY G.P. USHA RANI T. USHAKUMARI R. USHAKUMARI K. USHARANI K.
1147 611 377 290 1322 84, 813 1200 931 1260 517 1003 893 1061
V VADODARIA J.R. VANI P. MADHU VARMA AJAY VARU D.K. VASAVA H.V. VASHI R.D. VASUDEV N. VASUDEVAN S.N. VASUDHA PRABHAKAR K. VATTAKUNNEL PINTU ROY VEERANGOUDA M. VEERANNA G. VEKARIA D.M. VEMULA ANIL KUMAR VENI K. VENKATESAN K. VENKATESWARLU B. VENU GOPAL G. VERMA A. VERMA AJAY KUMAR VERMA B.K. VERMA J.K. VERMA K.P. VERMA S.K. VERMA S.R. VETHAMONI P. IRENE VIDHYA SANKAR M. VIDYA G. VIDYAVATHI S. VIJAY I. VIJAYARAGAVAN K. VIKRAM H.C. VILHEKAR S.C. VIRADIYA M.B. VIRADIYA Y.A. VISHNUVARDHANA VISHWAJITH K.P. VISHWAKARMA D.N. VISHWAKARMA SHIVENDRA KUMAR VISHWANATHSHETTY VIVEK VYAS D.M. VYAS K.G. VYAS M.N. VYSAKH ARJUN
1162 730 428 199 1162 1229 172 351, 594 1336 997 869 59 682, 1234 525, 1190 1003 1112, 1310 730 88 740 1322 820 464 437 692 1210 287 181 254 1061 88 168 836 218 560, 748 460 1205 117, 555 464 396 77 1281 900, 1353 1046 787 650
W WADATKAR S.B. WAGHMARE B.D. WAGHUNDE R.R. WALI V.B. WANI SHABIR A. WANKHEDE P.S.
1347 74 622 594 974 1150
Y YADAV B.L. YADAV D.B. YADAV K.K. YADAV K.S. YADAV N.K. YADAV NIKETA YADAV R.K. YADAV S.P. YELEDHALLI R.A. YENGE GOVIND B.
308 849 1287, 1365 1265 205 1210 1328 327 824 196, 425
Z ZADODE R.S.
218
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GREEN FARMING Vol. 6 [ Issues 1-6 (Bi-monthly), January to December 2015 ] (Contents list available at www.greenfarming.in) KEYWORDS INDEX A 16S rDNA 1-MCP 2,4-D Acacia tree Accelerated ageing Accessions Acid soils Acidity Acorus calamus Acreage response Adult emergence Aerobic rice Agro processing centre Agroforestry Agrometeorological indices Agronomic practices Agro-shade net Air carrier sprayer Air volume Allium sativum Alternative feeds Ambient storage American cotton Amylase inhibitor Amylose content Analysis parameters ANN model Anthocyanin Anthurium Anthurium varieties Antibiotic Antinutrients Antioxidant Antipathogenic Apple Application rate Apricot Aquaculture Aqueous extracts Arch-Garch model Aromatic rice Arrhenotokous Arsenophonus Ascorbate peroxidase Ascorbic acid Ashwagandha Autoregressive lag models Available phosphorus Available Sulphur Azophosmet Azospirillum Azotobacter
583 1134 935 1353 555 945 1361 422, 861, 1056 945 177 845 1350 1165 772 704 1190 281 407 407 249, 829, 1035 1357 425 227 17 842 70 1143 95, 538 281 908 1292 17 1158, 1380 127 1056, 1126 660 813 757 614 164 555 137 604 186 861 218 657 1026 331 687 446 346, 565, 1030
Bacterial count Bamboo Banana Banana crisp Banyan BAP Barak Valley Barley genotypes Basmati wheat Bell pepper Bemisia tabaci Bengal gram Benzyl adenine Beta carotene Beverage Biochemical analysis Biochemical changes Biochemcial characters Biochemical markers Biochemical parameters Biochemical tests Biocontrol Bioefficacy Bio-fertilizers
1154 772 392, 418, 638, 1078, 1314
642 1388 1094 911 1210 549 21 604 164 1118 396 202, 877 842 638 186 940 181 677 127 377 74, 84, 294, 301, 346, 446, 708, 716, 829,
C Cabbage Calcium silicate Callus induction Candy Cane trash Canopy volumes Capsicum Capsicum annuum Capsicum varieties Capsules Carissa carandas Carrier Cashew Cashew apple Castor
Castor cake Cauliflower CCC Cells free supernatant Chandler Change in crops area Character association 1042, 1065, 1068, 1074 Characterization Chemical composition Biofertilizers (BGA/PSB) 50 Chemical fertilizers Biogas slurry 1318 Chemical preservative Bio-inoculants 346 Chemical solutions Biology 133 Cherry tomato Biomass 880, 1292 Chickpea Biometric characters 374 Biopesticides 611, 1405 Chilli Bio-safety 611 Biparental mating 961 Chilli genotypes Biplot 916 Chilli varieties Bispyribac 1281 Chrysanthemum Bitter gourd 263, 474, 1118 Chrysoperla egg & larvae Bivoltines 434 Cloning Blackgram 487 Cluster Blanching 1376 Clusterbean Blended juices 858 CMS lines Blended properties 418 Cobb-Douglas production BmNPV 434 function BNF 1292 Coconut water Bombyx mori 607, 1392 Cocopeat Boron 80, 88 Co-efficient of uniformity Botanical seed treatments 712 Colour retention Bottlegourd 988 Combining ability BPH 284 Brassica juncea 478, 797 Breaker stage 1180 Briquettes 576, 653 Comparative analysis Briquettes density 428 B Compressive strength Briquetting machine 428 B:C ratio 294, 323, 569, Concentric screens Brittleness 1388 576, 721, 880, Conjunctive use Broad bed method 1250 1039, 1260, 1287 Bromadiolone Conservation agriculture 157 Babul 1353 Content Bt cotton 369, 806, 1297 Baby corn 730, 1318 Content & uptake of nutrients Bulb & clove 1035 Bacillus cereus 365 Coriander Bulb yield 716, 1325 Bacillus subtilis 1405 Coriandrum sativum Bulk density 1333 Bacillus thuringiensis isolates 1121 Corm Bush bean 298
1287, 1347 748 935 874 517 407 41, 824 21, 1000 1000 63 202 346 836 858 970, 1003, 1061, 1234 565, 1042 1150 817 377 817 1408 974 1200 646 1318 1154 181 30 278, 319, 381, 400, 601, 1109, 1168 267, 338, 820, 833, 994, 1333 21, 270 997 565, 883 611 341 505, 1242, 1322 70, 803, 1200 800 400 622 103, 883 660 1388 26, 33, 47, 222, 452, 457, 664, 672, 797, 927, 988, 991, 1186, 1229, 1234 5 653 897 1365 154, 1061 735 1250
177, 914, 1205 1205 189, 354
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Correlation & path analysis Cost : benefit ratio Cost economics Cost of production Cotton Cotton equivalent yield Cow milk yoghurt Cowpea Crop intensity index Crop planning Crop productivity Crop residue Cropping system Crude extracts Cry1Ac Cryopreservation Cultivars Cultural management Cultural practices Custard apple pulp Custard apple seeds Cut flower Cyamposis tetragomoloba Cyto-sterile line
Keywords Index
189 30, 232, 241, 448, 460, 464, 483, 696, 921, 961, 966, 983, 1003, 1195, 1325 682 358 1310 646 443, 791, 1174 59 384 794, 1046 836 650, 1365 1408 55, 806 114, 319 614 9 500 88 525 1109 1154 1385 199 1200 800
D 2
D analysis 249, 1322 2 D statistic 44, 1242 Daily intake of ration 220 Dates of transplanting 704 Days to wilt 284 Decontamination 617 Deep tillage 315 Dehydrated fig 425 Dehydrated powder 861 Diallel 1238 Diallel analysis 26, 33, 991, 1186 Diallel crossess 222, 478 Diallel mating 988 Diesel oil emulsion 1126 Disease incidence & control 437 Disease infection 712 Diversity 580 DNA isolation 496 Domestic waste water 791 Dominance heterosis 664 Dormancy breaking methods 594 Double mogra 888 Drip fertigation levels 298 Drip irrigation 114, 215, 1287, 1325, 1347 Drought period 650 Drought stress 117 Drought tolerance 259, 590 Drumstick ecosystem 144 Dry and green fodder 220 Dry matter production 1115 Dry mycelia & temp. 154 Dry seeded rice (DSR) 1281 Drying & dehydration 914 Drying characteristics 900 Drying kinetics 1370 Drying methods 630, 1370, 1388 Dryland 315 Drymatter production 517
E Earliness Early parameters Early sown wheat Economic
988 263 1098 50, 63, 84, 168, 687, 708, 880, 1006, 1165 Economic efficiency 1281 Economic evaluation 824 Effluent 757 Electrolyte leakage 13 Electrophoresis 940 Elite inbred lines 222 Endochitinase gene 341 Endosymbionts 604 Energy use 315 Engineering properties 1385 Enrichment culture techn. 587 Environment 1, 931 Enzyme activity 1297 Equivalent yield 161 Establishment cost 824 Ethrel 594 Evaluation 492, 1392 Exopolysaccharide 365, 583 Extractable soil nutrients 768 Extra-early cultivars 951 Extruded snack 1138
F Farmers income Feed additive Fenugreek Fertigation
Fertility build-up Fertility levels Fertilizer Fertilizer management FFA Ficus carica Field capacity Finger millet Fixed oil composition Floral attributes Florets Flowering & yield Flowering characters Flowering parameters Fly ash Fodder bajra Foliar application Foliar nutrition Foliar spray of ZnSO4 Food security Forage yield Forage-based crop sequence Formulation Trichoderma Fortification Foxtail millet genotypes French bean Fruit bagging Fruit grader Fruit parameters Fruit quality Fruit set Fruit surface Fruit yield Frying FTIR
657 607 37 114, 833 997, 1078, 1150, 1287, 1310, 1350 716 114, 270, 544, 1106 335, 1042 549, 1287 1158 374 660 412, 576, 1273 865 301 88 88, 893, 1086 1344 199 1302 464 189, 893 513, 1078, 1314 513 215, 911 569, 1046 569 437 626 594, 966 323, 573 855 897 338 361 787 287 77, 768, 1186 1376 365
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FUE Fuel consumption Fusarium wilt Farm yard manure (FYM)
1310 211 127 50, 63, 67, 209, 290, 312, 538, 660, 687, 735, 839, 883, 1039, 1042, 1302
G GA GA3 Gamma radiation Garlic Gasification GCA GCA and SCA GCV GCV & PCV Gene action Gene effects Gene postulation General combining ability Generation mean analysis Genetic & phenotypic correlation Genetic advance Genetic analysis Genetic distance Genetic divergence Genetic diversity Genetic parameters Genetic potential Genetic purity Genetic transformation Genetic variability
Genotype x environment interaction Genotypes Genotypic coefficient Genotypic difference Geographical locations Geotextile Gerbera Germinated rice Germination Germination parameters Germination percentage Germplam Ghee Gherkin Gibberellic acid Ginger drying Girdling Gladiolus Glass mulch Gluconacetobacter Glyricidia green looping Golden Delicious apple Gossypium hirsutum GPS Gracilaria Grain & fodder yield Grain & straw yield Grain yield
1071 800, 817, 893 845 249, 254, 323, 829, 1035, 1039 653 26, 267, 664, 797, 1186, 1205 33, 970, 1223, 1234 237, 267, 921, 994 1210, 1269 26, 452, 672, 927 457 580 474, 956 21, 245 278 37, 237, 979, 994, 1205 797 443 237, 1322 44, 227, 487, 505, 1174, 1242, 1246 5, 267 47 496 935 30, 37, 232, 270, 278, 448, 460, 682, 696, 921, 945, 974, 979, 1210, 1325 931 483, 601, 677, 1003 30, 803 117 945 1333 181, 199, 1094 157 100, 117, 404, 517, 555, 1102 274 712 1174, 1214 1158 1074 199, 1118 880 1086 88, 189, 354, 358 361 587 77 1134 448, 1174 331 534 67, 672 521, 549, 740, 1021 55, 241, 327, 966, 1210, 1214, 1229
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Grand naine Green cob yield Green manure Greengram Greenleaf manure Groundnut Grow out test Growing media Growth Growth & flowering characters Growth & grain yield
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642 726 290, 312, 1273 127, 712 687 1026, 1051 496 883 122, 305, 1030, 1074
500 668 1130 478, 797 111 381 63, 92, 358, 549, 740, 839 Inoculum levels 384 Inorganic carbon 772 Inorganic fertilizers 431, 1065 Inorganic mulch 820 Insect infestation 712 Insect resistance 284 Insects pests 144 Instability measures 177 Integrated agro-techniques 700 Inter-cluster distance 44 Intercropping 59, 161, 521, 601, 836, 1046 Intervening moisture retention 744 Iron 88 Iron and Zinc concentrations 668 Irrigation 111, 692, 757 Irrigation schedules 544, 1051, 1281 Isoenzymes 186 Isozyme 940 ISSR 5, 227 IW/CPE ratio 1051 IWMP 1082 In vitro Inbreeding depression Incidence & severity Indian mustard Industrial effluents Infestation INM
354, 565, 908 576, 704 Growth & quality attributes74 Growth & yield attributes 21, 41, 92, 263, 312, 338, 358, 374, 446, 534, 560, 687, 692, 721, 783, 794, 806, 833, 883, 916, 931, 974, 988, 1000, 1010, 1035, 1046, 1051, 1065, 1090, 1195, 1265, 1276, 1306, 1318, 1328 Growth & reproductive performance 1357 Growth attributes 63, 117, 199, 218, 598, 700, 778, 1039, 1344 Growth rate 177 Growth regulators 787, 1071, 1118 Guar gum 803 Guava 422, 634 Guinea grass 1340 Gum yield 1353 J Gypsum 791, 1347 Jasminum sambac H Jatropha Jatropha seed cake Habitat manipulation 140 Jelly and storage Half-diallel cross 927 Jelly bar Handle operation 897 Jwalamukhi Harvest index 521 Heating 412, 1102 K Heavy metals 111 Helicoverpa armigera 140, 381 K x Zn Interaction Herbicides 361, 1109 Kagzi-lime Heritability 30, 37, 237, 278, 696, Kappaphycus 803, 979, 994, 1174, Karonda 1205, 1210 KIN Heterobeltiosis 468, 478, 970, 1229 KMS Heterorhabditis indica 377 KOH test Heterosis 222, 263, 452, 468, 668, Kothimbda 1186, 1195, 1214, 1223, Kriging nutrient index 1229, 1238 L Heterotic groups 443 H-flume 1147 L. leucocephala Hibiscus sabdariffa 630 Lablab purpureus High energy ball milling 1361 Ladybird bettle Holotrichia serrata 1121 Lagged prices Horticultural mineral oils 1126 LAI Host preference 149 Land equivalent ratio Household incomes 911 Landless farmers Hulling & milling 842 Larval attributes Hybrid 1, 41, 1190 Laterite soil Hybrid napier grass 92, 1340 LC50 Hybrid rice 496 Leaf area Hybrid seed production 800 Leaf quality Hybrid vigour 452 Leaf:stem ratio Hybrids & varieties 525 Legume Hydroponics 103 Lepidiota Hydropriming 100 LER Leucopholis I Life-table IBA 888 Lime Idli batter 626 Line x tester Impacts 168
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888 979 653 418 634 997
327 897 534 202, 855 1094 1154 677 900 331
1292 1322 611 657 70 836 911 607 839 377 374, 407, 1090 1336 1340 161 1121 323 1121 133, 137 431, 1361 267, 452, 457, 956, 1195, 1223
LINGO software Linseed Linseed wilt Lipaphis erysimi Lipid per-oxidation Liquid cultures Litchi Livestock status Logarithmic model Long-term Long-term fertilizer experiment Low fat Lowland Lycopene content Lysimeter
1365 351, 601, 696 437 614 13 346 768 1408 900 63 753 646 1396 509, 1180 744
M Maize
Maize equivalent yield Maize genotypes Maize hybrid Maize inbred lines Maize residue Male gametocides Malting traits Mangiferin Mango Mango Kesar Manure applicator Marginal factor cost Marginal value product Marketable yield Marketing channels Marketing efficiency Marketing services Mashbean Mass multiplication Mathematical model Mating behaviour MBC Mechanical analysis Medicinal coleus Meloidogyne incognita Membrane injury index Mentha equivalent yield Metering mechanism Method of placement Metroglyph Micro watershed Microbacterium resistens Microbial population Micronutients Microwave puffing Milk yield Mineralization Minimum tillage Moisture conservation Moisture content Moisture diffusivity Moisture extraction pattern Moisture stress Moisture use efficiency Molecular diversity Molecular markers
33, 44, 161, 172, 237, 241, 323, 431, 521, 657, 664, 735, 748, 1046 323 1242 513 940, 1219 1273 598 1210 800 396, 407, 858, 1086 809 660 369 369 305 172 400 657 521 622 1143, 1370 845 1297 205 1276 1405 1003 114 869 77 487 1082 365 529, 1109, 1297 74, 88, 708, 829, 893, 1035 412 220 290 806, 1061 315, 1273, 1265 100, 404, 861, 974, 1385 1370 692 365, 583 1333 249, 259 1246
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Monsoon period Monthan Morphological & yield traits Morphological characters Morphological diversity Morphological markers Morphological traits Morphometric traits Mortality Morus spp. MRL MSST Mulberry Mulching
Mulching and fertigation Multiple shoot Mungbean Mungbean flour Muskmelon genotypes Mustard Mychorrhizae Mycoplasma like organism
Keywords Index
650 642 457, 1190 351, 991, 1162 249, 1168 1200 525 274 1126 974 617 284 974 77, 374, 538, 573, 833, 1162, 1265, 1310, 1336 1112 500 13, 487 1102 259 308, 509, 614, 961 517 1130
N N uptake N, P and K content & uptake NAA NaCl soaking Nanotechnology NAR Native soil Natural enemies Natural fermentation time Natural media Natural resources Net present worth (NPW) Net return Nigella sativa Nitrogen Nitrogen fractions Nitrogen kinetics Nitrogen levels Nodulation Non-determinate lines Non-SRI (conventional) Normal rainfall NPK NPV NRA of soil Number of branches Nutrient availability Nutrient balance Nutrient content Nutrient indices Nutrient levels Nutrient loss Nutrient management Nutrient status Nutrient uptake
Nutritional quality
1292 308 817, 1071 1376 1361 70 205 140, 144, 1396 626 622 108, 1408 880 323 865 67, 315, 319, 748, 778, 1010, 1318 764 290 730, 1046 1292 951 168 650 59, 63, 521, 534, 740, 1106 381, 824 1021 598 1297 1350 80, 294, 431, 865 768 358 108, 1147 721 726 50, 70, 80, 549, 560, 576, 687, 700, 708, 716, 740, 757, 1015, 1255, 1287, 1350 1010, 1015, 1071, 1098
O Oil & protein Oil content Oil uptake Okra
Onion Open field Opencast mine Operational parameters Oraganoleptic quality Organic brinjal Organic carbon Organic carbon level Organic farming Organic formulations Organic inputs Organic manure
Organic matter Organic mulch Organic nutrition Organic rice ecosystem Organics Organoleptic evaluation Organoleptic properties Oryza sativa Osmotic dehydration Osmotolerant Overburden dumps Ovipositional preference Oxidative
P P levels Packaging Paclobutrazol Paddy Paecilomyces lilacinus Panchagavya Papads Parasitoids Parents & hybrids Path analysis
Path coefficient analysis Path genetic divergence analysis Path of productivity Pay-back period PCR PCT PCV Pea Peach Pearl millet Pebble Pectin Pectin methyl esterase PEG PEG 6000 Pendimethalin Pennisetum glaucum Per se performance Perennial tree leaves
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1269 103, 883 55 186, 396 617, 708 809 287 287 9 677 95 916 1168 803 287 565 1051 319, 560, 748, 778, 1010, 1021 Phosphorus & potassium sources 1314 Phosphorus enriched vermicompost 1026 Phosphorus levels 312, 794 Phosphorus uptake 1026 Photo electric sensor 869 377 Photorhabdus luminescens Photosynthesis rate 916 Phyiological parameters 916 Phyllody disease 1130 Physical parameters 638, 865, 1376 Physico-chemical 630, 642, 1380 Physico-chemical characters 193, 205, 418, 422, 492, 634, 809, 855, 858, 874, 1134, 1353 Physiological parameters 704, 1006 517 Phytic acid 1102 PIC 5 388, 634 Pigeonpea 1, 457, 560, 813, 1086 692, 700, 951, 312 1115, 1190, 1405 1195, 1273 338, 381, 1255 Pigeonpea dal 1357 392 Pigeonpea genotypes 525 611 Pigeonpea hybrids 17 287 287 232, 241, 278, 483, Pigmentation Pilot fuel replacement 653 696, 961, 966, Pineapple 418, 858, 1071 1195, 1210 Pink berry 95 460, 921, 1325 1388 Pipal 80, 1306 Pisum sativum 464 Plant damage 211 443 Plant density 254 880 Plant growth regulators (PGRs) 95 604 Plant height 598, 1090 824 Plant hoppers 1396 30, 237, 267, 921, Planting & spacing 951 994, 1205 Planting time 254 1306 Pod & seed characters 1306 361, 1246 Pod borer 140 67, 315, 672 Pod yield 298, 573, 764 103 Pollinators 144 396 Pollution 1318 396 Poly bags 1115 583 Polyclonal ELISA 9 117 Polyethylene glycol 365 1250 Polyethylene mulch 1347 47 Polyhouse 617, 997, 1000 47 Polymorphic markers 496 1336 Polymorphism 227, 259 63 696, 991 392, 1376 26, 114, 287, 388, 764, 1010, 1238, 1405 122, 305, 323, 446, 1065, 1255, 1401 1000 205 211 634 849 67, 772 331 77, 161 381 614 549, 817, 335, 446, 1068, 1074, 1255, 1276 108 820 529, 569 1396 1260 196, 874, 914 202, 425 468, 1106 425 590 205 149 13
Performance Perlite Permanent bed Peroxidase Pesticide residue Pests and disease Petal Base Petiole Phage display Phenol test Phenolics Phenology Phenotypic & genotypic distances Phenotypic coefficient of variance Phenotypic traits Phosphate solubilising bacteria Phosphogypsum levels Phosphorus
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Polyphenol oxidase Polyphenols Porosity Post-harvest Post-harvest stages Post-harvest technology Potash Potassium Potassium fractions Potassium sorbate Potato Potato flour Potato French fries Potato genotypes Potato quality Precision farming Predators Prediction Pre-harvest bagging Pre-treatments Price movement Price spread Price volatility Principal component analysis Processing machines Production & marketing Production & productivity Production efficiency Productivity of major crops Profenophos Profile distribution of sulphur Profitability Progenies Prolamine-zein Proline Protected condition Protected cultivation Protein content Protein-rich snack Protrays Proximity sensor Prunus armeniaca PSB Pseudomonas aeruginosa Puffed Pulp Pumpkin Pure breeds PV
Vol. 6 (Issues 1-6, January to December 2015)
186 1102 1333 388, 509 1180 638, 1165 778 327, 783 764 1154 114, 215 1380 1376 983 783 1078 144 245 809 392, 642 164 172, 400 164 1322 1165 849 177 1281 1082, 1098 617 753 1098 487 1219 1003 199 908 50, 1219, 1306 1138 1115 869 813 446, 1306 622 412 877 874 434 1158
Q QPM lines Quality & yield attributes Quality attributes
Quantification Quantitative characters Quizalofop ethyle
Rathi cow Rauvolfia serpentine
257 Green Farming
Rice genotypes Rice productivity Rice protein Rice straw Rice-lentil sequence Rice-wheat sequence Ricinus communis Rickettsia Ridge gourd Ridge method Ringing time River bed vegetable cultivation Roasting Rodent pests Root biomass Root development Root length density Rose apple juice Roselle calyces Rotary weeder Rotting tuber Roundel Row ratio RTS recipes Rubber latex effluents Runoff
S 1219 1056 84, 181, 580, 877, 997, 1006, 1021, 1030, 1118, 1134, 1162, 1353 1219 927, 931, 956 1250
R Radial growth Radish varieties Rainfall analysis Rainfed farming system Rainfed mustard RAPD
Raw banana RDN Redgram Reducing sugar Refractive window drying Release of silicon Rennet casein Residual greengram Residue application Resin Resource productivity Resource utilization Resources use efficiency Return–cost ratio RGR RH Rhizobium Rhizome parameters Rhizosphere Rhyzopertha dominica Rice
154 1269 650 569, 839 1265 5, 227, 249, 259, 505, 945, 1246 220 500
S fractions Saccharum spp. Safflower Salicornia brachiata Salicylic acid Saline water Salt solutions San Jose scale Sapindus mukorossi Saponin Sapota SCA Scented rice Sclerotization Screening Seasonal and cyclical variations Seasonal incidence Seaweed saps
1143 1039 211 861 1143 1302 1138 716 1061 1353 400 824 369 369, 1026 70, 443 478 1109, 1292 1090 127, 583 149 50, 117, 245, 290, 534, 800, 1106, 1229 284, 704 168 842 748 529 327 1234 604 787 1250 1086
Secondary metabolite Seed & stover yield Seed area length & width Seed drill performance Seed germination Seed image analysis Seed planters Seed production Seed quality parameters Seed rates Seed sources Seed treatment Seed yield
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127 308 351 869 594 351 869 358 100 218 274 708 278, 483, 525, 893, 979, 991, 1068 Seedling age 122 Seedling density 529 Seedling dry weight 404 Seedling length 404 Seedling vigour 1, 513, 590, 594, 712 Semi hardwood cutting 888 Sensorial quality 384 Sensory evaluation 193, 646, 855 Sesamum 544, 682, 956, 1130 Sesamum indicum 544, 721 Setaria italica 966 Setting temperature 384 Sewage 111 Sex expression 787, 1344 Sex ratio 787 SGTS1 607 Shade net 41 Shammi kebab 1380 Shape retention 1388 911 Sheath moisture 517 1102 Shelf-life 388, 622, 997, 1138, 157 1255 431 Shillong 1090 1094 Shoot multiplication 1094 1150 Shoot tips 500 193 Short duration genotypes 1168 630 Siderophore 127 211 Silex stone 103 983 Silicate solubilizing bacteria 1302 813 Silicon and sulphur 748 1340 Silkworm 434, 607, 845, 1392 193 Silver oak 1388 92 Silver plastic 1162 108, 1147 Silvi-horti system 108 Similarity coefficient 227 Single-chain variable 753 fragment antibody (scFv) 9 935 Size separation 897 63, 483, 991 Skin & pulp 1158 757 Slice thickness 900 13, 396 Soaking 1102 308 Soaking hybrids 17 17 Soapnut 274 1126 Socio-economic profile 1082 274 Sodic soil 1328 17 Sodium benzoate 1154 858 Softy Ice-cream 646 26, 267, 478, 664, Soil analysis 576 797, 1186 Soil CO2 emissions 1061 842 Soil depth 111 845 Soil erosion 108, 1147 149 Soil fertility 50, 77, 768, 772, 1068 164 Soil health 1015, 1260 144 Soil loss 1147 534, 726
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Soil moisture Soil nutrients Soil physico-chemical properties Soil properties Soil samples Soil test value Soil thermometer Solar drying Solar energy Solar pump Solar PV system Solar refrigerator Sole cropping Sorghum
Keywords Index
59, 308 59, 319
1297 319 768 67 744 904 904 215 904 904 836 232, 668, 677, 1061, 1147 Sorghum flour 1138 Sorghum varieties 149 Sources of phosphorus 794 Sowing dates 218, 1006, 1265 Soy residue okara 626 Soybean 63, 404, 505, 598, 753, 1021 Soybean-wheat sequence 1042 Spacing 294, 305 Specific combining ability 474, 956 Specific gravity 396 Speed of germination 100 Spiders 1396 Spikes 88, 354 133 Spodoptera litura 1401 Spodoptera spp. Spray volume 407 Sprouting 983 Sprouting broccoli 1015 SRI 168 SSR 5, 227, 496 Stability 270, 931 Stage hydrograph 1147 Standard check 468 Standard heterosis 47, 468, 474, 970 Starking delicious 1056 Stem cutting 888 Stevia leaves 196, 1370 Stevia white powder 196 STMS 1168 Storage behaviour 193, 877, 1118 Storage conditions 509, 638 Storage loss 983 Storage parameters 388, 425, 983 Storage-life 1134 Strawberry 84, 301, 492, 538, 817, 1030 Stress susceptibility index 37 Subsoil biomassing 1336 Subsurface drip irrigation 1150 Sugar concentration 384 Sugar contents 1056 Sugar free natura 646 Sugarcane 460, 517 Sulphur 80, 331, 560, 1021, 1035 Sun and shade drying 630 Sunflower 133, 294, 708 Supplemental drip irrigation 806 Support prices 657 Swath 660 Sweet corn 44, 222, 726 Sweet orange 839 Sweet pepper 824
T Tagetes erecta Tamarind pulp Tapioca starch Tapping TBA Teak Temperate maize Tender coconut milk broth (TCMB) Tensiometer Terminal clipping Tetranychus macfarlanei TGMS and check Thelytokous Thiobarbituric acid reactive substances Thompson Seedless Thrips Tillage practices Tiller number Time domain reflectrometer Time of application Tobacco Tolerance Tomato
Tomato varieties Top dress Total nutrient uptake Total phenolics Total sugar Trait Transgressive segregants Transplant density Transplanting time Treated tannery effluent Tree species Tree vigour Trenching Triacontanol Trichoderma reesei Trichoderma spp. Trichoderma viride Trichogramma pretiosum Triticum durum Tritium aestivum Trypsin inhibitor TSS Tuber characters Turmeric Types of bag
U Uptake Urea Uzi fly
V Validation Value addition Value chain VAM Variability Varietal characters Varietal performance Varietal screening Vase life
893 428 1138 1353 1158 772 1214 587 744 721 377 1223 137
Green Farming 6 (6)
Vegetative characters Veraison Vermicompost
Vernonia Vertisols Viable cell count Vigour index Volatile oil composition
1086 95 92, 538, 565, 839, 883, 1030, 1035, 1039, 1042, 1065 335 50, 753, 1106 346 100, 404, 555 865
W Water content Water deficit & potential Water economy Water productivity Water stress Water use Water use efficiency
1376 916 1078 298, 1078, 1281 13 590 95 573 1401 215, 573, 692, 1098 1078, 1150, 1287 1340 Waterlogging 1328 744 Watermelon 778, 1162, 1344 783 Watershed practices 1408 5 Weather parameter 140 434, 1328 Weed control 730, 1112, 1281 74, 103, 186, 509, Weed density 820 611, 617, 927, 1068 Weed dry weight 161 1158, 1180, 1186 Weed management 361 1186 Weed suppression 161 921, 931, 1112, Weeding efficiency 211 1310 Wheat 55, 67, 735, 740, 77 1328 764 Wheat genotypes 1006, 1098 1380 White grubs 1121 422, 861 White mice 1357 1392 White onion powder 861 245 White prosperity 189 122 Whitefly 604 305, 1401 Whole plant regeneration 935 791 Wide cross 487 1336 Wolbachia 604 813 WUE 544, 1265, 1310, 1336 1347 817 341 Y 154 Yield & quality attributes 215, 270, 335, 757, 437 813, 829, 1015, 137 1250, 1255, 1260, 580 1269, 1314 1328 Yield & economics 529, 820, 849 17 Yield & quality parameters 218, 254, 294, 301, 202, 396, 422, 448, 460, 478, 487, 861, 1056 544, 565, 730, 778, 983 797, 1071, 1074 1090 Yield & quantitative traits 664 855 Yield & yield components 970 Yield attributes 26, 80, 122, 281, 468, 474, 735, 787, 800, 735 908, 921, 927, 1006, 1030 1106, 1112, 1229, 845 1234, 1238, 1325 Yield maximization 700 Yield traits 452, 1174 245 172, 858 Z 172 Zero tillage 55 791 Zinc 189 961, 1174 Zinc concentration 1106 580 Zinc content & uptake 735 281 Zinc phosphide 157 354 b carotene 874 181
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