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Impact of Fly Ash amended Soil on Germination & Growth and Yield of Chick Pea (Cicer Arietinum Linn)

Barna Chakraborty , Barna Chakraborty , Manab Kundu , Jayanta Kumar Chowdhuri

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Indian Journal of Biology 1(2):p 41-46, . | DOI:
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The present investigation was carried out at find out the impact of fly ash amended soil on germination, growth and yield of chick pea (Cicer arietinum Linn). The soil having pH around 5.8 was used for the study. The growth of chickpea plants was significantly affected by different fly ash amendments. The maximum response was induced by a 60% level (600 g) of fly ash, where an increase in all the parameters of growth were recorded. Fly ash at 100%level (1000 g) was harmful for plant growth. The result was quite promising as germination was found to be highest in 40% level(400g) of fly ash amendment and all other characters of growth and yield suggested 60% amendments was the best amendment over control.

Keywords: Fly ash; Kolaghat Thermal Power Plant; Chick Pea; DAS; Germination.

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  • Barna Chakraborty
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  • Manab Kundu
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  • Jayanta Kumar Chowdhuri
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