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Srikrushna Behera

Srikrushna Behera

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, India

Title: Effect of Plant Growth Regulators on Morpho-Physiological And Yield Parameters Of Some Sesame (Sesamum Indicum L.) Cultivars

Biography

Biography: Srikrushna Behera

Abstract

The present experiment was conducted in the Central farm, OUAT during Rabi season 2014-15 with five sesame varieties viz. Uma, Amrit, Smarak, Prachi and  Nirmala to find the efficiency of growth regulators such as NAA, GA3 and IAA in two Conc. (10 ppm and 20 ppm ) sprayed at 30 and 45 DAS. The experiment was laid out in split-plot design with three replications. The Morpho-physiological observations were recorded at different stages of growth of all the varieties due to effect of growth regulators. Significant increase was observed in response to growth regulator on germination of seeds. The highest percentage of seed germination was recorded in GA3 20 ppm (98.51%). Due to spraying of growth regulators there was increase of plant height, number of branches and leaf area per plant in all the treatments irrespective of varieties and the highest value was exhibited by Nirmala as regards to above characters. The LAI, RGR, NAR, CGR & LAD were found to be increased in PGRs treatments over the control. Among the varieties Nirmala exhibited highest value followed by Amrit. The yield attributing characters such as total dry matter, number of capsules/ plant, number of seeds per capsules and 1000 seed weight were significantly increased among the treatments as well as varieties. Due to the spraying of plant growth regulators the percentage of increase in yield ranged from to a tune of 0.5 % in GA3 10 ppm conc. to 24 % in GA3 20 ppm conc. over the control. Among the varieties highest yield was noted in Nirmala (5.60 q/ha) followed by Amrit (5.08 q/ha). In view of the present findings Nirmala was found to be the highest yielder and higher concentrations of plant growth regulators were found to be more significant over the control.