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Effects of Bradyrhizobium inoculation, nitrogen fertilizer and foliar application with molybdenum on seed yield and quality of Lupin (Lupinus termis, L.). The 4th Scientific Conference of Agricultural Sciences, Assiut, Egypt, 803-814 (December 2004).
Authors: 17) Mehasen, S. A. S. and N. Kh. B. El-Gizawy
Year: 2004
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Abstract:

Two field experiments were carried out at the Agricultural Research and Experimental Center, Faculty of Agriculture at Moshtohor, Zagazig University, during 2001/ 2002 and 2002 / 2003 seasons to study the effect of Bradyrhizobum inoculation , nitrogen fertilizer rates and foliar application with molybdenum on yield , its components and seed quality of lupin cv. Giza 1. Each experiment included 12 treatments which were the combination between two inoculation treatments (uninoculation and inoculation), three N rates (0 , 15 and 30 kg N/fed) and two spraying treatments with Mo ( tap water and 30 ppm). The obtained results of each season and the combined analysis of two seasons revealed that:- 1-Inoculated plants significantly surpassed uninoculated ones in number of nodules/plant , plant height , number of branches and pods / plant , seed yield/plant, 100- seed weight and seed yield/fed . Number of seeds/pod , pods weight/plant , seed N content % and seed protein content % were not affected by inoculation. 2-Adding nitrogen fertilizer to lupin plants caused an increase in all traits studied. Nitrogen fertilization at a rate of 30 kg N/fed increased seed yield/fed over unfertilized plants and that received 15 kg N/fed by 38.8 and 7.7 %, 35.4 and 6.7 % and 37.0 and 7.2 % in the first season, second season and combined , respectively. 3-Molybdenum application effect on all traits studied were significant in the 1st and 2nd seasons as well as combined analysis except plant height and seed yield/fed in the first season and number of seeds/pod in the 2nd season. 4-Inoculation x N rates interaction had significant effect on nodules number/plant, plant height, seed and protein yields/fed and N uptake/fed., while number of nodules/plant and seed yield/plant were significantly affected by the interaction between Mo spraying and N rates.

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