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Review Article

Cottonseed yield and its quality as affected by mineral nutrients and plant growth retardants

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Article: 1245938 | Received 05 Aug 2016, Accepted 04 Oct 2016, Published online: 17 Oct 2016

Figures & data

Table 1. Physical and chemical properties of the soil used in I and II seasons

Table 2. Range and mean values of the weather variables recorded during the growing seasons (April–October)

Table 3. Effect of N-rate and foliar application of plant growth retardants and Zn on seed yield plant−1 and seed yield ha−1, and seed weight

Table 4. Effect of N-rate and foliar application of plant growth retardants and Zn on seed viability and cool germination test performance

Table 5. Effect of N-rate and foliar application of plant growth retardants and Zn on seedling vigor

Table 6. Effect of P-rate and foliar application of Zn and Ca on seed yield plant−1 and seed yield plot−1, and seed weight

Table 7. Effect of P-rate and foliar application of Zn and Ca on seed viability and cool germination test performance

Table 8. Effect of P-rate and foliar application of Zn and Ca on seedling vigor

Table 9. Mean effects of N-rate and foliar application of potassium and the plant growth MC on dry matter yield and uptake of N and K by cotton plants (season II, sampled 105 days after planting)

Table 10. Mean effects of N-rate and foliar application of potassium and the plant growth retardant MC on seed yield plant−1 and seed yield ha−1, and seed weight

Table 11. Mean effects of N-rate and foliar application of potassium and the plant growth retardant MC on seed viability and cool germination test performance

Table 12. Mean effects of N-rate and foliar application of potassium and the plant growth retardant MC on seedling vigor

Table 13. Effect of interaction between K rate and foliar application of Zn on dry matter yield and uptake of K, Zn, and P by cotton plants (season II, sampled 105 days after planting)

Table 14. Effect of interaction between K rate and foliar application of P on chlorophyll and uptake of K and Zn and by cotton plants (season II, sampled 105 days after planting)

Table 15. Effect of interaction between Zn rate and foliar application of P on uptake of K and Zn by cotton plants (season II, sampled 105 days after planting)

Table 16. Effect of interactions between K rate, foliar application of Zn; P on chlorophyll and uptake of Zn by cotton plants (season II, sampled 105 days after planting)

Table 17. Mean effects of K and foliar application of Zn and P on dry matter yield, chlorophyll and uptake of K, Zn, and P by cotton plants (season II, sampled 105 days after planting)

Table 18. Effect of K-rate and foliar application of Zn and P on seed yield plant−1 and seed yield plot−1, and seed weight

Table 19. Effect of K-rate and foliar application of Zn and P on seed viability and cool germination test performance

Table 20. Effect of K-rate and foliar application of Zn and P on seedling vigor