英文摘要 |
The objective of tins research was to assess the effects of organic manures on the growth and yield of common bean (Phaseolus Vulgaris L.) in different cropping season Field experiments were conducted with three treatments of application of A) maturated compost 10t/ha, B) chicken manure2t/ha, and C) control (no organic manure). All three treatments were given the same rate of chemical fertilizer in term of N-PO-KO at 100-75-110kg/ha, The results indicated that the yield of common bean was significantly affected by the application of organic manures in both spring and fall cropping seasons. The best yield was obtained with the treatment B, followed by the treatment A, and C. The plant height and leaf area of common bean at vegetative stage were significantly affected by the: application of organic manures at fall crop, but not at spring crop Positive correlation seemed to exist between the yield and plant height and leaf area at vegetive stage in fall crop. In spring crop, the yield of common bean from different treatments followed the same trend as the leaf nutrient status at harvest stage. Therefore, the growth responses of common bean to organic manures were significantly different in different cropping seasons. |