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Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) response to zinc, boron and molybdenum application under field conditions

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Pages 217-229 | Received 11 Dec 2010, Accepted 29 Mar 2011, Published online: 14 Jul 2011

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Figure 1 Climatic conditions at Ribas de la Valduerna (León, Spain) during the experimental period (Source: Meteorological Station, Sugar Refinery, La Bañeza, Spain).

Figure 1  Climatic conditions at Ribas de la Valduerna (León, Spain) during the experimental period (Source: Meteorological Station, Sugar Refinery, La Bañeza, Spain).

Table 1  Main physical and chemical characteristics of soils used in the experiments, with local names.

Table 2  Effects of concentration of Zn, B and Mo applications on dry matter production of chickpea plants at maturity, indicating significance of analysis of variance and coefficient of variation (CV).

Figure 2 Effect of environment on yield components (P/P = pods plant−1; S/P = seeds pod−1; 1000-W = 1000-seed weight in g), yield (Y = g plant−1), total dry weight (total DW = g plant−1) and harvest index (HI).

Figure 2  Effect of environment on yield components (P/P = pods plant−1; S/P = seeds pod−1; 1000-W = 1000-seed weight in g), yield (Y = g plant−1), total dry weight (total DW = g plant−1) and harvest index (HI).

Table 3  Mean yield components and seed yield of the main treatment, indicating significance of analysis of variance and coefficient of variation (CV).

Figure 3 Relationships between zinc soil application and relative dry matter production of different chickpea plant organs. RWR = root weight ratio, LSWR = leaf-stem weight ratio, PWR = pod weight ratio and HI = harvest index.

Figure 3  Relationships between zinc soil application and relative dry matter production of different chickpea plant organs. RWR = root weight ratio, LSWR = leaf-stem weight ratio, PWR = pod weight ratio and HI = harvest index.

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