May 1, 2024International Journal of Research in AgronomyOpen Access

Effect of nitrogen and zinc on growth and yield of sweet corn article type

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Sweet corn vegetative growth and overall yield peaked under an integrated management regime of 150 kg/ha nitrogen and a 0.5% zinc foliar spray during the kharif season.
Cob yield reached an experimental high of 6.53 t/ha, while green fodder yield peaked at 15.30 t/ha under the highest nitrogen and zinc combination evaluated.
Randomized Block Design field evaluation demonstrated that combining soil nitrogen with micronutrient foliar spray substantially enhances sweet corn productivity.

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Field experiment reveals increased growth and maximum cob yield in sweet corn under high nitrogen and foliar zinc, suggesting dual nutrient management optimizes crop performance.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6c6e2b6db643587644e00 https://doi.org/10.33545/2618060x.2024.v7.i5e.698

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Field experiment reveals increased growth and maximum cob yield in sweet corn under high nitrogen and foliar zinc, suggesting dual nutrient management optimizes crop performance.

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