Browsing by Author "Mohsin, M."

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Effect of GA3, KNap, C3 and nutrients on chlorophyll content of jute leaves
(Dacca University Studies, 1980-01) Ahmed, A. H. M.; Mohsin, M.; Aich, A.; Mandal, R.
Gender difference in the arithmetical knowledge of children in Bangladesh
(Manchester University Press, 1997) Nath, Samir Ranjan; Mohsin, M.; Chowdhury, A.M..R.
Impact of foliar application of growth promoters (KNap and GA3) and Nutrients on ZEA MAYS
(Nuclear Science and Applications, 1989) Farid, A. T. M.; Mandal, R.; Ahmed, A. H. M.; Mohsin, M.
Foliar application of potassium naphthenate, gibberellic acid and nutrients made separately, or in combination with nutrients caused significant increase in various growth indices (except height and leaf number) and yield of Zea mays ( var. ganga ) over the control. The promoters proved to be superior to the nutrient solution. Of the two promoters, in general, gibberellic acid acted better with increasing concentration. Potassium naphthenate appeared to be much effective only at 2000 ppm. However, better results were not obtained when the promoters were applied with nutrients. Nevertheless, lower dose of gibberellic acid coupled with nutrients proved to be effective.
Impact of growth regulators and nutrients on jute plants
(Dacca University Studies, 1977) Mohsin, M.; Ahmed, A. H. M.; Aich, A.; Mandal, R.
Impact of NPK fertilizers on the growth, yield and oil content of sesame (Sesamum Indicum )
(Nuclear science and applications, 1979) Farid, A. T. M.; Ahmed, A. H. M.; Mohsin, M.; Mandal, R.
A pot experitneiu was conducted in a 3^ factorial design with partial confounding to evaluate the effect of HPK on S e s a m u m indicum ( var. Ganga ). NPK did not signiHcintly affect the height of the plant in the eatly statje of growth Increased height was attained at maturity by N, P and NP fertilization. In csntraat, K, NK and NP produced some growth retarding effect. N and NP combinations appeared to be effective in pod setting but P, K and PK combinations proved to be of no use in this respect. Yield of seeds was in general at par with pod setting. The highest yield was recorded at 224 kg/ha with each of N, P and K. Yield of seeds in general followed the same pattern as pod setting. N, NP, NK and NPK treatments appeared to Increase oil content in seeds by more than 5 tinr.es.