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Shakya et al. Table 1. Average yield and other character of maize and millet in maize millet relay system at HCRP, Dolakha (1740masl), Nepal during 2000-2001. Treatments Silking days Tasseling days Plant height cm Maize grain yield kg/ha Finger millet plant ht.cm Funger millet straw Yield kg/ha Finger millet grain Yield kg/ha T1 76 72 231 4327 51 1383 715 T2 77 74 235 5951 55 1787 887 T 3 76 73 227 5226 57 1671 817 T 4 77 74 230 5329 55 1917 855 T 5 77 74 221 5242 55 1771 906 T 6 77 74 229 4656 57 1921 977 T 7 78 75 226 4405 59 1983 861 T 8 77 73 238 5680 54 1654 827 Grand mean Significance 77 73 230 5102 55 1761 855 Year ** NS ** NS ** NS ** Treatment * ** NS ** NS NS NS Treatment X Year ** ** NS NS NS NS NS CV% 1.81 2.4 8.02 13.93 10.16 27.89 26.47 LSD at 0.05 1.98 2.49 26.21 1010.11 7.94 698.05 321.66 Note: NS = Non significant, * = Significant, ** = highly significant - 278 -
N-requirement in maize/millet relay cropping Table 2. Yield and other characters of maize in maize millet relay system at HCRP, Dolakha (1740masl), Nepal during 2000-2001. T.N. Treatment Silking Tasseling Plant height Maize Yield (days) (days) (cm) (kg/ha) 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 2000 2001 T1 100 % basal 76 75 70 73 229 233 4868 3785 T2 50% basal + 50% at knee high stage 77 76 74 74 211 260 6288 5614 T3 1/3 basal+ 1/3knee high + 1/3 tasseling stage 77 75 73 73 213 240 5239 5213 T4 50% knee high stage + 50% at tasseling 79 75 75 72 220 240 5387 5271 T5 50% knee high stage+ 50% millet transplanting stage 79 75 74 73 209 232 5245 5239 T6 1/3 knee high+1/3tasseling+1/3 millet transplanting stage 80 75 76 73 209 249 5075 4236 T7 1/3 knee high+1/3 MTP stage+1/3 40 days after MTP stage 81 76 77 73 205 246 3941 4869 T8 100 % at knee high stage 81 75 74 72 234 242 5885 5475 Grand mean 78 75 74 73 216 243 5241 4963 Significance ** ns ** ns ns ns * * C.V.% 2.25 1.83 2.69 2.05 7.1 8.93 14.1 6 17.3 LSD at 5% 2.43 2.02 2.92 2.19 24.2 31.8 1091 1262. * MTP = Millet transplanting stage .2 48 - 279 -
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