Vol. 9, Issue 4, Part K (2025)
Influence of plant hormones and nutrients on flowering, yield and yield attributing parameters of Mango cv. Langra under western Odisha condition
Jingyasha Meher, Bijaya Kumar Sethy, Ranjan Kumar Tarai, Promod Kumar Panda, Purandar Mandal and Lipsa Prit Bhusan
Present study aimed to assess the influence of plant hormones and nutrients on flowering, yield and yield attributing parameters of Mango cv. Langra under western Odisha condition. The treatments included were T1: Paclobutrazol (Soil application)-4 ml per m of canopy diameter, T2: Foliar spray of KNO3 @ 2%, T3: Foliar spray of Ethephon @ 500 ppm, T4: Foliar spray of Ethephon @ 1000 ppm, T5: Paclobutrazol (Soil application)-4 ml per m of canopy diameter + Foliar spray of KNO3 @ 2%, T6: Paclobutrazol (Soil application)-4 ml per m of canopy diameter + Foliar spray of Ethephon @ 500 ppm, T7: Paclobutrazol (Soil application)-4 ml per m of canopy diameter + Foliar spray of Ethephon @ 1000 ppm, T8: Control (Water). The results revealed that the treatment T5 exhibited earliness in flowering, highest number of panicles (22.34), number of fruits (48.21), fruit yield (11.29 kg/plant), pulp wt. (189.63 g), peel% (22.23), pulp % (67.52). The untreated control plants (T8) recorded lowest value for all the parameters studied during the period of investigation. Maximum panicle length (28.92 cm), panicle breadth (12.76 cm), fruit weight (295.10 g) was observed in T7. From the present study, application of growth retardant like paclobutrazol along with KNO3 exhibited better result as compared to other treatments that contribute towards the better yield of mango cv. Langra during off year under Western Odisha condition.
Pages: 930-933 | 259 Views 130 Downloads