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Bio-efficacy Studies of Unique in Relation to Growth, Yield and Shelf Life of Super Sonaka Grape Variety Grown in Sangli Region of Maharashtra

R. G. Somkuwar, Sadashiv Landage, P. S. Gharate, P. S. Karande, P. B. Kakade

Archives of Current Research International · pp. 98–106 · Published 18 Jan 2025

10.9734/acri/2025/v25i11041

Abstract

The effect of Unique (bio-stimulant) was studied on yield and quality of Super Sonaka, elongated grape variety by applying different doses through foliar sprays (20, 25 and 30 ml/L) at five key stages of growth (12-13 days after fruit-pruning, 23-25 days after fruit-pruning, at 75-100% flowering, at 100% fruit set (2 mm berry size) and 8-10 days after fruit set). Among the different treatments, the foliar application of 30 ml/L significantly improved several growth and yield parameters including leaf area (163.1 cm²), average bunch weight (580.5 g), 50-berry weight (200.18 g), berry length (28.4 mm), berry diameter (17.2 mm) and yield (20.92 kg/vine) respectively. Biochemical attributes like phenol content (0.54 mg/g), protein (14.9 mg/g), reducing sugar (297.3 mg/g), calcium (48.9 ppm) and phosphorus (0.315%) were also improved with reduction of post-harvest loss (PLW) upto 5.2%. Additionally, the pedicel and skin thickness increased to 0.560 mm and 0.186 mm, respectively. Therefore, the foliar application of 30 ml/L of Unique at these five stages is recommended to optimize both the quality and yield of Super Sonaka grapes.

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