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Crop Physiology

Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L. Walp) morpho-physiological and yield responses to chemical, organic, and biofertilizers at various watering levels utilizing drip irrigation system

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Pages 110-124 | Received 07 Jun 2023, Accepted 29 Mar 2024, Published online: 11 Apr 2024

Figures & data

Table 1. Physical and chemical characteristics of the study soil during the growing seasons (2021 and 2022).

Table 2. Chemical composition of vegetative potato tops.

Table 3. Chemical analysis of irrigation water.

Table 4. Two-way ANOVA analysis of the studied variables.

Table 5. Yield attributes of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types, and their interactions.

Figure 1. Osmomodulators level of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types, and their interactions. Different letters donate statistically significant differences following Tukey test (p < 5%).

Figure 1. Osmomodulators level of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types, and their interactions. Different letters donate statistically significant differences following Tukey test (p < 5%).

Figure 2. Nutritional value of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types, and their interactions. Different letters donate statistically significant differences following Tukey test (p < 5%).

Figure 2. Nutritional value of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types, and their interactions. Different letters donate statistically significant differences following Tukey test (p < 5%).

Table 6. Vegetative attributes of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types and their interactions.

Figure 3. Mineral nutrient content of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types, and their interactions. Different letters donate statistically significant differences following Tukey test (p < 5%).

Figure 3. Mineral nutrient content of cowpea as affected by various irrigation levels, fertilizer types, and their interactions. Different letters donate statistically significant differences following Tukey test (p < 5%).
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