September 18, 2025International Journal of Scientific Multidisciplinary Research

Response of Mung bean (Vigna Radiate L.) to Phosphorus Fertilizer Levels in Northeast Agro-Ecology of Afghanistan

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KKKhalilullah KhaleeqKandahar University MAMuhammad Atiq Ashraf MSMohibullah SamimBadr University in Cairo

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Study examines the impact of phosphorus fertilizer on grain yield and plant growth in mung bean crops, suggesting improved use for better profitability.

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Mung bean grain yield increased significantly with phosphorus application, particularly at 60 kg p2o5/ha.
The maximum plant height recorded was 63.50 cm with the highest phosphorus treatment, indicating enhanced vegetative growth.
Observational study at Kunduz University evaluated four phosphorus treatments with randomized complete block design for reliability.
This research suggests enhancing phosphorus fertilizer application could boost mung bean productivity in similar regions.

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Khaleeq et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d462db31b076d99fa627ad https://doi.org/10.55927/ijsmr.v3i3.79

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Study examines the impact of phosphorus fertilizer on grain yield and plant growth in mung bean crops, suggesting improved use for better profitability.

Response of Mung bean (Vigna Radiate L.) to Phosphorus Fertilizer Levels in Northeast Agro-Ecology of Afghanistan

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