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<title>GENOTYPIC VARIATION IN MORPHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERS AND YIELD IN MODERN AMAN   RICE VARIETIES</title>
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<description>GENOTYPIC VARIATION IN MORPHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERS AND YIELD IN MODERN AMAN   RICE VARIETIES
MORIUM, SINTHIA
The study was conducted at the Experimental Farm of Sher-e-Bangla&#13;
Agricultural University (SAU), Sher-e-Bangla Nagar. Dhaka-1207 during the&#13;
June 2018 to December 2018 to have a comparative study on ten modern rice&#13;
varieties in Aman season in relation to their growth behavior, leaf chlorophyll&#13;
content and yield. The experiment consisted of 10 Aman rice varieties namely,&#13;
BRRI dhan40, BRRI dhan41, BRRI dhan44, BRRI dhan46, BRRI dhan53,&#13;
BRRI dhan71, BRRI dhan75, BRRI dhan80, BRRI dhan87 and BRRI dhan90.&#13;
The experimental plots were laid out in randomized complete block design&#13;
(RCBD) with three replications. Ten (10) genotypes were distributed to each&#13;
plot of 4 m x 2.5 m size within each block randomly. The highest no. of filled&#13;
grain per hill was obtained from the verity BRRI dhan80 and the lowest no. of&#13;
filled grain per hill from BRRI dhan53. The highest no. of unfilled grain per&#13;
hill was obtained from the verity BRRI dhan71 and the lowest no. of unfilled&#13;
grain per hill from BRRI dhan87. The maximum days to maturity (134.25)&#13;
were recorded from BRRI dhan44, while the minimum days to maturity&#13;
(100.50) was recorded from BRRI dhan41. The maximum number effective&#13;
tiller hill&#13;
-1&#13;
 (16.75) was recorded from BRRI dhan53, whereas the minimum&#13;
number of effective tillers hill&#13;
-1&#13;
 (12.05) was recorded from BRRI dhan44. The&#13;
maximum number of filled grains panicle&#13;
-1&#13;
 (89.90) were recorded from BRRI&#13;
dhan53, whereas the minimum number of filled grains panicle &#13;
 (75.80) was&#13;
recorded from BRRI dhan44. The highest weight of 1000-grains (25.71 g) was&#13;
recorded from BRRI dhan53, while the lowest weight of 1000-grains (19.45 g)&#13;
was obtained from BRRI dhan75. The highest grain yield (5.45 t ha&#13;
) was&#13;
recorded from BRRI dhan53, whereas the lowest grain yield (3.49 t ha&#13;
) was&#13;
provided by from BRRI dhan44. The highest straw yield (7.97 t ha&#13;
) was&#13;
recorded from BRRI dhan53, whereas the lowest straw yield (6.58 t ha&#13;
) was&#13;
given by BRRI dhan44. So, BRRI dhan53 was superior for Aman season in&#13;
consideration of yield attributes and yield. &#13;
-1&#13;
-1&#13;
-1&#13;
-1&#13;
-1
A Thesis &#13;
Submitted to the Faculty of Agricultural Botany&#13;
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka &#13;
in partial fulfillment of the requirements&#13;
for the degree of &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE (MS)&#13;
IN &#13;
AGRICUTURAL BOTANY &#13;
SEMESTER: JULY-DECEMBER, 2018
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<dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>PERFORMANCE OF HYBRID AND MODERN INBRED RICE VARIETIES UNDER AEROBIC CONDITION</title>
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<description>PERFORMANCE OF HYBRID AND MODERN INBRED RICE VARIETIES UNDER AEROBIC CONDITION
LUCKY, DILRUBA AKTER
The field experiment was conducted at the Research Farm of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural &#13;
University, Dhaka during November, 2017 to June, 2018 to study the performance of hybrid and&#13;
modern rice varieties under aerobic condition. The experimental treatments comprised of five &#13;
varieties&#13;
(V&#13;
1&#13;
= BRRI dhan 29, V&#13;
2&#13;
= Hybrid-3, V&#13;
3&#13;
= Moina, V&#13;
4&#13;
= Nobin and V&#13;
= Hira-2) and&#13;
different cultivation methods T&#13;
1&#13;
&#13;
=SRI Method, T&#13;
2&#13;
&#13;
= raised upland and T&#13;
= Traditional). The&#13;
experiment was laid out&#13;
in Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) with 3 replications.&#13;
The unit size of the plot&#13;
was 4.0 m × 2.5 m. Data on&#13;
 plant height, number of tillers and leaves &#13;
hill&#13;
-1&#13;
3&#13;
 were recorded at 45 DAT, 60 DAT, 75 DAT, 85 DAT and at harvest. And leaf length and&#13;
leaf breath&#13;
 were&#13;
 at 60 DAT, 75 DAT and 85 DAT.&#13;
 The variety Nobin (V&#13;
)&#13;
provided the highest&#13;
significant performance in respect of plant height (36.24, 66.01, 82.94, 96.57 and 112.78 cm),&#13;
number of tillers (6.58, 13.78, 15.58, 18.87 and 14.98), number of effective tillers hill&#13;
4&#13;
 (13.56),&#13;
leaves hill&#13;
-1&#13;
 (20.34, 44.29, 40.83, 54.84 and 50.28), leaf length (38.56, 35.56 and 48.20cm), leaf&#13;
breath (0.88, 1.39 and 1.68cm), flag leaf length (34.18cm), flag leaf breadth (1.57cm),&#13;
penultimate leaf length (41.68cm), dry weight of three leaves (0.63 g), penultimate leaf breadth&#13;
(1.42cm), dry weight of leaves (16.48 g), chlorophyll content (50.36 mg g&#13;
-1&#13;
), dry stem weight&#13;
(55.59 g), number of panicle (10.06), panicle height (101.22cm), panicle length (25.60 cm),&#13;
panicle weight (17.91g), 1000-grain weight (26.14 g), highest grain yield (5.20 t ha&#13;
) and highest&#13;
straw yield (5.20 t ha&#13;
-1&#13;
).&#13;
T&#13;
 (traditional method)&#13;
&#13;
exhibited the highest significant performance in&#13;
respect of&#13;
number of tillers (6.65, 13.68,15.98,15.51 and 14.20), number of effective tillers hill&#13;
(13.27), number of leaves hill&#13;
3&#13;
-1&#13;
5&#13;
-1&#13;
 (21.13, 45.62, 41.15, 46.20 and 49.26), number of leaves hill&#13;
&#13;
(21.13, 45.62, 41.15, 46.20 and 49.26), leaf length (38.50, 35.70 and 46.03cm), leaf breadth&#13;
(0.82, 1.35 and 1.64cm, flag leaf length (33.24cm) , flag leaf breadth (1.45cm) , penultimate leaf&#13;
length (38.55cm), penultimate leaf breadth (1.44cm), dry weight of leaves (15.77g), dry weight&#13;
of three leaves (0.63g), dry stem weight (51.04g), chlorophyll content (50.62 mg g&#13;
), number of&#13;
panicle (8.40), panicle height (96.21cm), panicle weight (16.13g), 1000-grain weight (26.38g),&#13;
highest grain yield (5.38 t ha&#13;
-1&#13;
) and highest straw yield (5.54t ha&#13;
-1&#13;
). The highest plant height&#13;
obtained from T&#13;
&#13;
(raised upland) was recorded 35.44, 61.70, 76.51, 88.31 and 105.27cm. The&#13;
maximum (1.60) number of effective tillers hill&#13;
2&#13;
-1&#13;
 was obtained from T&#13;
. There was significant&#13;
effect of variety and aerobic condition. The interaction V&#13;
4&#13;
T&#13;
3&#13;
1&#13;
&#13;
showed the highest significant&#13;
performance&#13;
in respect of plant height 37.97, 70.17, 51, 87.40, 101.23 and 115.67 cm, number of &#13;
tiller (7.67, 17.57, 17.07, 19.97 and 18.33), number of effective tillers hill&#13;
-1&#13;
 (16.67), number of&#13;
leaves hill&#13;
-1&#13;
 (23.00, 47.67, 53.07, 60.30 and 62.00), leaf length (42.33, 37.67 and 54.13cm), flag&#13;
leaf length (39.80cm), flag leaf breadth (1.80cm), penultimate leaf length (44.00cm), penultimate&#13;
leaf breadth (1.82cm), dry weight of leaves (20.50g), dry weight of three leaves (0.80g), dry stem&#13;
weight (61.10g), chlorophyll content (61.00 mg g&#13;
-1&#13;
), number of panicle (11.17), panicle height&#13;
(103.00cm), panicle length (26.73 cm), panicle weight (20.63g), 1000-grain weight (26.23g),&#13;
highest grain yield (5.60 t ha&#13;
-1&#13;
) and highest straw yield (5.73 t ha&#13;
-1&#13;
). The highest leaf length of&#13;
rice plants that received from V&#13;
3&#13;
T&#13;
3&#13;
.&#13;
 So, it may be concluded that the V&#13;
&#13;
(traditional) as singly or their interaction were more successful for&#13;
produce the highest results. &#13;
4&#13;
-1&#13;
-1&#13;
&#13;
(Nobin) and T&#13;
-1 &#13;
-1&#13;
3
Submitted to the Department of Agricultural Botany&#13;
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka &#13;
in partial fulfillment of the requirements&#13;
for the degree of &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.S.)&#13;
IN &#13;
AGRICULTURAL BOTANY &#13;
SEMESTER: JANUARY-JUNE, 2019
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<dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>RESPONSES OF BRINJAL TO DIFFERENT PLANT GROWING STRUCTURES AND COMPOSITION OF GROWING MEDIA IN THE ROOFTOP GARDEN</title>
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<description>RESPONSES OF BRINJAL TO DIFFERENT PLANT GROWING STRUCTURES AND COMPOSITION OF GROWING MEDIA IN THE ROOFTOP GARDEN
NAHAR, TANBIN
This experiment was carried out at the rooftop garden of the Department of Agricultural&#13;
Botany, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh from May 2018 to&#13;
October 2018 to evaluate responses of brinjal to different plant growing structures and&#13;
different growing media in the rooftop garden. The experiment consisted of two factors, factor&#13;
A-plant growing structures, viz., S&#13;
1&#13;
= Plastic pot, S&#13;
= Earthen pot and factor B-six different plant&#13;
growing medium viz. M&#13;
0&#13;
2&#13;
=Soil 100%(w\w) with Recommended Dose of  Inorganic Fertilizers&#13;
(RDIF)/ (control), M&#13;
1&#13;
=Soil 80% (w\w) +20% Cow dung (w\w) along with RDIF, M&#13;
=Soil 60%&#13;
(w\w) + Cow dung 40% (w\w) along with RDIF, M&#13;
=Soil 90% (w\w) +10% Vermicompost (w\w)&#13;
along with RDIF, M&#13;
4&#13;
3&#13;
=Soil 80% (w\w) +20% Vermicompost (w\w) along with RDIF and M&#13;
=Soil&#13;
70% (w\w) +20%Cowdung (w\w) +10% Vermicompost (w\w) along with RIDF. The factorial&#13;
experiment was laid out in a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with four replications. The&#13;
experimental result such as morphological character and yield of brinjal significantly influenced&#13;
by different plant growing structures and plant growing media and their combination. As for&#13;
plant growing structures, the plastic pot (S&#13;
) gave the highest plant height, number of leaves&#13;
per plant, branch per plant, flowers per cluster, flowers per plant, fruit length, fruit diameter,&#13;
fruits per plant. The highest yield of fruits per plant (740.16 g) was obtained from plastic pot(S&#13;
1&#13;
)&#13;
and Soil 70%(w\w) +20% cow dung(w\w) +10% vermicompost(w\w) along with RDIF marked as&#13;
S&#13;
1&#13;
M&#13;
. The lowest yield of fruits per plant (144.72 g) was obtained from earthen pot and Soil&#13;
100% (w\w) along with RDIF marked as S&#13;
5&#13;
2&#13;
M&#13;
. Considering the stated findings, it may be&#13;
concluded that BARI Begun-8 planted in plastic pot and Soil 70% (w\w) +20% Cow dung (w\w)&#13;
+10% Vermicompost (w\w) along with RDIF would be beneficial for increasing the yield of&#13;
brinjal during kharif season in the rooftop garden under the climatic conditions of SAU. &#13;
0&#13;
2&#13;
5&#13;
2
A Thesis&#13;
submitted to the Faculty of Agriculture &#13;
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka-1207in partial fulfilment of the requirements &#13;
for the degree of &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE (MS)&#13;
IN &#13;
AGRICULTURAL BOTANY &#13;
SEMESTER: JULY- DECEMBER, 2018
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<dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>TILLERING PATTERN, LEAF CHARACTERISTICS AND YIELD OF TEN MODERN RICE VARIETIES IN AMAN SEASON</title>
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<description>TILLERING PATTERN, LEAF CHARACTERISTICS AND YIELD OF TEN MODERN RICE VARIETIES IN AMAN SEASON
HOWLADER, MD RUBEL
The study was conducted at the experimental farm of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural&#13;
University (SAU), Sher-e-Bangla Nagar. Dhaka-1207 during the period from June 2018 to&#13;
December 2018 to have a comparative study on ten modern rice varieties in Aman season&#13;
in relation to their growth behaviour, leaf chlorophyll content and yield. The experiment&#13;
consisted of 10 Aman rice genotypes (BRRI hybrid 4, BRRI dhan32, BRRI dhan33, BRRI&#13;
dhan39, BRRI dhan49, BRRI dhan52, BRRI dhan54, BRRI dhan56, BRRI dhan57, BRRI&#13;
dhan62). The experimental plots were laid out in randomized complete block design&#13;
(RCBD). The field was divided into three blocks; representing three replications. Row to&#13;
row and plant to plant distances were 25cm and 20cm respectively. Ten (10) genotypes&#13;
were distributed to each plot of 4 m x 2.5 m size within each block randomly. The highest&#13;
no. of filled grain per hill was obtained from the variety BRRI dhan56 and the lowest no.&#13;
of filled grain per hill from BRRI dhan49. The highest no. of unfilled grain per hill was&#13;
obtained from the variety BRRI dhan52 and the lowest no. of unfilled grain per hill from&#13;
BRRI dhan49. The highest 1000 seed weight per hill was obtained from the variety BRRI&#13;
hybrid 4 (28.16 g) which is statistically similar with BRRI hybrid 4 and the lowest 1000&#13;
seed weight per hill from BRRI dhan54. The highest grain yield per hill was obtained from&#13;
the variety BRRI dhan33 (52.93 g) and the lowest grain yield per hill from BRRI dhan56&#13;
(29.9 g). The highest no. of unfilled grain per hill was obtained from the variety BRRI&#13;
dhan54 (30.4 g) and the lowest no. of unfilled grain per hill from BRRI dhan57 (18.5 g).&#13;
The highest biological yield per hill was obtained from the variety BRRI dhan32 (94.1 g).&#13;
So, the variety BRRI dhan33 was better for higher yield and quality among the test&#13;
modern Aman rice varieties.
A Thesis&#13;
Submitted to the Faculty of Agriculture &#13;
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka&#13;
in partial fulfillment of the requirements &#13;
for the degree of &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE (MS)&#13;
IN &#13;
AGRICUTURAL BOTANY &#13;
SEMESTER: JULY-DECEMBER, 2019
</description>
<dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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