2024, Vol. 7, Issue 5, Part A

author(s)
Gaytree Sahu, Abhishek Singh and Vaibhav Ramesh Mandwade

abstract
An research become carried out within the experimental discipline, department of horticulture, college of agriculture, AKS university, Sherganj, Satna (M.P.). impact of plant population on growth and yield of okra [Abelmoschus esculentus (L). Moench] underneath kymore plateau of Madhya Pradesh. four spacing’s (S1 - forty x 30 cm, S2 - 50 x 30 cm, S3 - 60 × 30 cm and S4 - 80 × 30 cm). The experiment changed into specified in randomized block design factorial association with 3 replications. outcomes indicated that, assets of nitrogen and plant population had importance have an effect on on increase and yield additives of okra. The impact of various spacing on plant peak (cm), range of leaves per plant, quantity of branches / plant, Days to 50% flowering, number of pods/plant, duration of pods (cm), Diameter of pod (cm), Yield /plant (kg) and total pod yield (t/ha). The obtained consequences indicated that the average most plant peak, range of pod in line with plant and pod duration were recorded in spacing (forty × 30 cm) and common minimum plant top and wide variety of pod per plant have been observed in spacing (80 × 30 cm). common maximum number of leaves according to plant and variety of flower in line with plant had been located in spacing (40 × 30 cm) and average minimal range of leaves consistent with plant and range of flower according to plant had been observed in spacing (80 × 30 cm).