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Biostimulant: Its Effect on the Growth and Survival of Asexually Propagated Mango Grafts (Mangifera indica L.) Cv. Alphonso

Neha H. Karbat., M.M. Kulkarni., P. M. Haldankar., N.V. Dalvi, N.H. Khobragade

Asian Research Journal of Agriculture · pp. 364–371 · Published 2 Oct 2024

10.9734/arja/2024/v17i4535

Abstract

The Konkan belt of Maharashtra, India is home to over 400 nurseries producing more than 1 million high quality mango planting materials annually. To enhance the survival rate and growth of mango grafts at the nursery stage, a study was conducted as “Biostimulant: Its Effect on the growth and survival of asexually propagated mango grafts (Mangifera indica L.)” Cv. Alphonso during August 2023 to Aprile 2024 at Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli, Maharashtra, India. The experiment, designed in a factorial randomized block design, tested 26 treatment interactions in which NATCA (10.00 %) + folic acid (0.2 %) combination @ 1ml/L at 60 days interval) performed best in terms of plant growth parameters and also reduced cost of production of mango grafts Cv. Alphonso followed by Chitosan @ 150 ppm at 60 days interval also showed maximum B:C (1.49) and maximum net profit.

Mango graft alphonso biostimulant application interval survival

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