Abstract:
The experiment was conducted in the Farm of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural
University, Dhaka, Bangladesh during the period from July to November, 2015
to study the effect of PGR-Bioferti on the growth and yield of T. Aman. BRRI
dhan BR 11 (Mukta) was used as the test crop in this experiment. The
experiment comprised of 9 treatments as- T
: Control condition (No chemical
fertilizer, no PGR-Bioferti), T
2
1
: Recommended Fertilizer Doses-RFD (120, 20,
80, 16 and 2 kg ha
-1
of N, P, K, S and Zn, respectively), T
: RFD + 2 times spray
of PGR-Bioferti, T
4
: RFD + 1 time spray of PGR-Bioferti, T
3
: ½ RFD + 2 times
spray of PGR-Bioferti, T
6
5
: ½ RFD + 1 time spray of PGR-Bioferti, T
: No
chemical fertilizer + 2 times spray of PGR-Bioferti, T
: No chemical fertilizer +
1 time spray of PGR-Bioferti and T
9
8
: RFD + soil application of PGR-Bioferti.
The experiment was laid out in a Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD)
with three replications. Data on different yield attributes, yield, nutrient content
in grain and straw, nutrient uptake by grain and straw and status of post harvest
soil were recorded and significant variation was observed for different
treatments. At the time of final harvest, the longest plant (128.23 cm) was
recorded from T
3
, whereas the shortest plant (104.42 cm) from T
. The
maximum number of tillers hill
-1
(15.60) was observed from T
and the
minimum number (11.87) from T
1
. The highest grain yield (4.91 t ha
) was
recorded from T
3
, whereas the lowest (2.64 t ha
-1
) from T
treatment. The
highest N, P and K uptake by grain (33.71 kg ha
-1
, 13.38 kg ha
1
-1
and 17.89 kg
ha
-1
) was observed from T
, whereas the lowest N, P and K uptake by grain
(11.88 kg ha
-1
, 5.64 kg ha
-1
3
and 5.89 kg ha
-1
) was recorded from T
. The highest
N, P and K by straw (27.40 kg ha
-1
, 3.94 kg ha
-1
and 72.17 kg ha
) was found
from T
3
, while the lowest N, P and K uptake by straw (14.44 kg ha
, 1.64 kg
ha
-1
and 36.68 kg ha
-1
) from T
. The highest organic matter (1.42%) was found
from T
3
1
and the lowest organic matte (1.31%) was observed from T
treatment.
Applications of RFD + 2 times spray of PGR-Bioferti was the superior among
the other treatments in consideration of yield attributes and yield of BR 11
transplanted aman rice under the climatic condition of Bangladesh.
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Description:
A Thesis
Submitted to the Faculty of Agriculture
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka
in partial fulfillment of the requirements
for the degree
of
MASTER OF SCIENCE (MS)
IN
SOIL SCIENCE
SEMESTER: JANUARY-JUNE, 2016