PJB-2011-263
MORPHOLOGY AND YIELD OF SOYBEAN GROWN ON ALLOPHANIC SOIL AS INFLUENCED BY SYNTHETIC ZEOLITE APPLICATION
AMIR ZAMAN KHAN1, H. KHAN1, R. KHAN1, S. NIGAR2, B. SAEED1, H. GUL1, AMANULLAH1, S.WAHAB3, A.MUHAMMAD3, M. AYUB3, N. MATSUE4 AND T. HENMI4
Abstract
Our objective was to assess the effect of synthetic zeolite application on morphology, yield and yield components of soybean grown on allophanic soils. A greenhouse experiment was carried out using three zeolite levels and three soils (two allophanic and one paddy) with two soybean cultivars. One determinate (Enrei, [MG] 1V) and indeterminate cultivar (Harosoy [MG] 11) were grown in pots on April 20th and harvested on 15th September at the Faculty of Agriculture, Ehime University, Matsuyama, Japan during 2007. Zeolite levels of 0
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