Experiments assessed growth and biomass in leguminous plants, revealing A. lebbeck outperformed others.
Seeds of various leguminous spp. (Acacia auriculiformis, A. melanoxylon, Albizia lebbeck, Chamaecystis palmensis, Dalbergia sissoo, Flemingia macrophylla) were tested for their germination, growth and biomass production. A. lebbeck showed maximum (57.5%) and A. auriculiformis lowest (38.75%) germination. Average shoot length and dry matter content was highest in A. lebbeck and lowest to A. auriculiformis. Growth attributes of rest of the species ranged in between these two extremes.
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