Physiological response of mungbean for grain yield and yield components under normal and late planting conditions

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Physiological response of mungbean for grain yield and yield components under normal and late planting conditions

Muhammad Imran Khan, Amina Batool, Waheed Arshad, Ali Nawaz, Muhammad Zeeshan, Shiraz Ali, Manzoor Hussain, Ghulam Nabi, Saadia
Int. J. Biosci. 16(2), 40-44, February 2020.
Copyright Statement: Copyright 2020; The Author(s).
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Abstract

Mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) is a leguminous crop having capability of fixing atmospheric nitrogen through specific bacteria present in nodulated roots. To study the physiological response of mung bean ( Vigna radiata L. ), an experiment was conducted at Barani Agricultural Research Station, Fatehjang to examine five Mungbean genotypes viz., AZRI Mung 2006, NM 2006, Chakwal Mung 2006, Chakwal Mung 97 and NCM 209 under normal and late sowing dates. Data on mungbean growth, development and grain yield were recorded from twenty randomly selected plants. Among all these varieties, AZRI-Mung 2006 ranked first in terms of yield (715.28 kg/ha) followed by Chakwal Mung 2006 (678.12 kg/ha), NM-2006 (632.45 kg/ha), Chakwal Mung 97 (598.11 kg/ha) and NCM-209 (537.29 kg/ha). Maximum grain yield 687.11 kg/ha was obtained under normal condition as compared to 411.43 kg/ha under late sowing condition. AZRI-Mung 2006 was found consistent under both planting condition while NCM-209 showed sensitivity under late sowing condition.

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