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EFFECT OF NITROGEN,PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM FERTILIZER LEVELS ON SUNFLOWER (HELIANTHUS ANNUAS, L.)
• 1991
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El-Nagger, H.M.M. and Allam, S.A.H.
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Abstract
Two field experiments were conducted at the Research Moshtohor, Faculty of Agriculture during 1988 and 1989 seasons to study the effect of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer levels on growth characters, yield, yield components, oil Content and oil yield of sunflower (Helfanthus annuus,, L.) var. Mayak. Application
ot nitrogen increased plant height, number of leaves/plant, stem diameter1 leaf area dm’/plant, head diameter, weight of head, weight of 100-seed, weight of seeds/plant, seed yield and oil yield/fad. However, oil content vas significantly decreased. Phosphorus (16 kg P205/fad.) showed a
significant increase in all previous characters. All the studied characters were affected significantly by application of potassium fertilizer (24 kg J(20/fad.) except L.A. dm’fplant and seed yield/plant. The interaction effect of nitrogen x phosphorus, nitrogen x potassium, phosphorus x potassium and nitrogen z phsosphorus X potassium were not significant for all traits under study in both seasons. The highest seed yield of sunflower under study was obtained by applying 60 kg N/fad., 16 kg P205/fad. and 24 kg K20/fad to the soil.
ot nitrogen increased plant height, number of leaves/plant, stem diameter1 leaf area dm’/plant, head diameter, weight of head, weight of 100-seed, weight of seeds/plant, seed yield and oil yield/fad. However, oil content vas significantly decreased. Phosphorus (16 kg P205/fad.) showed a
significant increase in all previous characters. All the studied characters were affected significantly by application of potassium fertilizer (24 kg J(20/fad.) except L.A. dm’fplant and seed yield/plant. The interaction effect of nitrogen x phosphorus, nitrogen x potassium, phosphorus x potassium and nitrogen z phsosphorus X potassium were not significant for all traits under study in both seasons. The highest seed yield of sunflower under study was obtained by applying 60 kg N/fad., 16 kg P205/fad. and 24 kg K20/fad to the soil.