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    Effect of NPK fertilizers on the growth 4nd yield of sesame (Sesamum indicum) local cv. T6
    (Dhaka Universiry Studies, 1986-01) Elahi, S. F.; Mandal, R.; Banik, G. G.
    Application of N alone produced a considerable increase in vegetative growth. However, N in the presence of P resulted comparatively higher growth. The best growth was recorded where 90 kg N and 44 ka/ha each of P and K applied together. Yield of sesame seed was effectively increased by both N and P application. Maximal yield was obtained from the pot receiving 180 kg N alongwith 22 kg each of P and K/ha.
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    Effect of NPK fertilizers on yield of oil and npk contents of sesame seeds (Sesamum indicmt)
    (Nuclear science and applications, 1984) Mandal, R.; Ahmed, A. H. M.; Elahi, S. F.; Banik, G. G.
    A pot experiment was designed in a 3® factorial combination with partial confounding to measure th« effect of N ( 0, 90, 180 kg/ha ), P and K ( each at 0, 22, 44 kg/ha ) on yield of oil and NPK contents of sesame seeds ( Sesamum indicum), individual application of N, P and K fertilizera produced significant impact on oil content of sesame seeds. Amongst them P showed its effectiveness most. N and P combinations were welleffective in increasing oil content. NPX at the highest levels was most promising in yielding oil. NPK at the medium rates also exhibited a nearly similar effect on oil content. N, P and K content of seeds were significantly varied by N application alone. In all respects, N ( 90 kg/ha ) plus PK ( each 22 kg/ha) played better in increasing the amounts of N, P and K in seeds.

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