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Thesis Issued 2026-09-09 EN

Requirement of Boron for Mustard Boro Rice Dalton and Zinc for Maize Mungbean Rice Pattern in Calcareous Soil

Author: Md. Ashraf Hossain
Soil Science

Abstract

Two sets of field experiments, one with boron and other with zinc, were conducted at lal moloaulor ahoroatorizotion of boron or zinc efficient cron oenotunes so that genotynie when mungbean residue is incorporated to soil. Future research needs to be done on the appilcatiou aman rice au 1. a Deduotion of 7n ot 1 lro ho¹ in noiblo for T oman rice added at 2 kg ha¹ for maize with no application for mungbean followed by 2 kg ha Zn residual effect on the grain yielp gest that zn a be :11 уaan Tho romult gooot thot 7n ahould bo grain and stover indicating that Zn was involved in protein synthesis. Added Zn had also The Zn concentration was closely asspositive response of maize (cy. Pacific 984) and rice (BRRI dhan 33) to Zn application. The maize-mungbean-T.aman rice pattern experiment indicates that there was a clear mɛize 6 were found to be the most Zn in-responsiye (Zn deficiency tolerant) varieties varieties. Among the eight varieties under study, the BARI hybrid maize 3 and thes, nbbrid moizo more cencitive to 7n deficiency comnared to composite treatment indicating that B had a positive role on protein synthesis Comparing maize grain crops a, m e) were 11 d mi) шоo morlrodlu influenced develonment of the crops. not on the vegetative growth. The N and B concentrations of crops (mustard and mungbean). Boron had a positive in ce ne rep 1 ko ha¹ to the 1st cron was adequate to oyercome B deficiency of both the 1st and 2nd while T. aman rice (cv. BRRI dhan 33) remained uninfluenced. Application of boron at sar gorighe 8) ond munohenn ( BARI mug 5) resnonded sionificantly to B application Concerning the mustard-mungbean-rice pattern experiment, both mustard (cv. BARIT) and sarisha were rouna ADT gd bmadoratolu toloront to R deficienси order: B. nanus > B. campestris > B. juncea, Of the eight varieties tested, BARI sarisha in their response to B application and varieties of three Brassica species C.11 RKS Zn & B) & untake for each cropning nattern Mustard yarieties differed widely was made with respect to the yield & yield components and nutrient concentration (N, Flooaplain (4 1) naving carcal Tlsdelim CT7 11) hoin olonrooil uith lo coil B and 7n contents Fvaluation maize-mungbean-Т. aman rice cropping pattern. The land belongs to High Ganges River different varieties of maize to zinc application 01 the rate or zinc for tne aman rice cronping pattern and that of zinc exneriments was to evaluate the response of to boron application and to determine the dose of boron for the mustard-mungbean-T. rimonto we to cee the recponse of different varieties of mustard the Regional Agricultural Research Station (RARS), Jessore during 2002-06. The Two sets of field experiments, one with boron and other with zinc, were conducted at