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volume 24 issue 3 (september 2003) : 223 • 228

NUTRIENT·'MANAGEMENT IN SOYBEAN - A REVIEW

N
N.~. PrabhaJearan. i)J1d A.Christopher Lourciuraj
1Department of Agronomy, ' Tarnil Nadu Agriculture University, Coimbatore . 641 003,. ,India

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Cite article:- Lourciuraj A.Christopher i)J1d PrabhaJearan. N.~. (2025). NUTRIENT·'MANAGEMENT IN SOYBEAN - A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 24(3): 223 • 228. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Though soybean is a leguminous crop, it responds to fertilizer N besides P and K requirement. In general, N application increases the P uptake. Phosphorus fertilization to soybean favourably enhances the uptake of N, P and K. Application of N, P and K together significantly increases the growth attributes and yield of soybean. Split application of nutrients is reported to be beneficial especially when the soils are coarse textured or alkaline and calcareous in nature. Foliar application of fertilizers offers considerable scope not only for better utilization of nutrients but also for economy in fertilizer application. Higher sustained soybean yields can be obtained with judicious and balanced N, P and K fertilization combined with organic amendments.

KEYWORDS

    REFERENCES

    1. Abbas, M.P. et al. (1994). Indian J. Agron., 39: 246-248•
    2. . Abrol, J.P. (1988). In : SoilFertilizer Manageinentin SemiArid TrOpical/ndia. Christiansan, Bruce (Ed.). International
    3. Fertilizer Deve10pment C'entre. Alabama, USA pp. 23-28.
    4. Abrol, J.P. and KatyaI, J.C. (1990). In: Managing Soil Fertlbty for Sustained Agriculture - Issues, Perspectives and
    5. Prospects In Semi Arid Tropics. Indian SccielyofAgronomy,NewDelhl, p.235"252.
    6. Agarwal, V.K. etal. (1996). CropRes.. 12: 196-199.
    7. Annadural, Ketal. (1994). IndianJ. Agron.• 39: 320-322.
    8. Annamalai, D. (1995). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis. Tamil NOOu Agriculture University, Colmbatore.
    9. Bashir, A.1. et al. (1980). Agron. J., 72: 827-832.
    10. Bhanavase, D.B. etal. (1994). MadrasAgric. J.. 81: 325-328.
    11. Bharathi, M.P. etal (1986). Agron. J.,78:947-950.
    12. Borkert, C.M. etal. (1997).PesquisaAgropecuariaBrasilieria, 32(11): 1119~1129.
    13. Chamber; M.A. (1987). Eurosoya., 5: 46-50.
    14. Cheng Guangttua, eta/. (1999). J. JilinAgric. Univ., 21: 68-70.
    15. ChItka1a.Devi, T. and Ramakrishna Reddy, M.G. (1991)./ndianJ. Agron., 36: 265-266.
    16. Dahatonde, B.B. and Shava, S.v. (1992)./ndianJ. Agron., 37: 370-371.
    17. Dang, Y.P. etal. (1984). Agric. Sci. Digest(lndia), 4:74-76.
    18. De, R. (1971). Ferlil News, 16: 77-81.
    19. Dighe, J.M. etal. (1994). FJeidCropsRes., 8: 37-44.
    20. Dube, R.K et al. (1995). Crop Res., 10: 148-152.
    21. Fenner, R.J. (1987). In : Workshop for the Southern Africa Region on the Basics of SoybeanCultivation and Utibzation,
    22. Harase University, Zimbabwe. pp.89-90:
    23. Gan Yinbo, et al. (1998). Soybean Sci., 17: 287-291.
    24. Gaur, A.C. etal. 1984. Organic Manures.ICAR, New DelhI. p.159.
    25. Haradagatti, etal. (1996). Adv. Agric. Res. in India, 6:124-129.
    26. Hegazy, M.H. etal. (1990). Ann. Agric. Sci. (Laino) Speciallssue. pp.381-398.
    27. Huang, Z.w. etal. (1991). ModemisingAgric., 1: 10-12:
    28. Jha, A.N. and Chandel, A.S. (1987). IndianJ. Agron., 32: 354-358.
    29. Jose Mathew, etal. (1983). Agric. Res. J. KercJla, 21: 27-31.
    30. Kalarani, M.K. and Moosa Sheriff, M.(l994). MadrasAgric.J., 81: 171-172.
    31. Kalarani, M.K. etal (1994). M«irasAgric. J., 81: 230-231.
    32. Kang, B.T. and Balasubramanian, V. (1990). In: Trans. 141h Int. Cong: of Soil Science, Kyoto, Japan. pp.20-25.
    33. Kumar, V. et al. (1981). PI. Soil, 59: 3-8. .
    34. Kushwaha, H.S. and Chandel, A.S. (1997)./ndianJ. Agron.; 42: 409-413.
    35. Lourduraj, CA (2000). Acta Agronomica Hungarica, 48: 83-88.
    36. Mishra, C.M. and Vyas, M.D. (1992)./ndianJ. Agron., 37: 368-370.
    37. Mishra, OR etal. (1994). Crop Res., 7: 156-158.
    38. Misra, M.M. and Kapoor, KK (1992). Fertil. News, 37: 47-53.
    39. Mondal, A.S. et al. (2000). Environment andEcology, 18: 207-209,
    40. Mondal, 5.5. et al (1985). In: Proceedings of the seminar on Rice - Potato Cropping system. Central Soil Sabnity
    41. Research Institute, Kamal. P.11.
    42. 228 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
    43. Nagarajan, R et al (1986).. In: Pro:. ot-National Seminar on Integratd Nutrient Management In Cropping System.'
    44. Tamil Nadu Agricl.!lture University. pp. 6. .
    45. Nagarajan. R et al (1991). In: Proc.Seminaron Utibsationof COir Pith in Agriculture. TNAU, Coimbatore. pp. 9-16.
    46. Nakabayashi, et tIL (1999). BuIl,Facl.!ltyAgric., Meiji University, No, n 9, 33-42.
    47. Nambiar,KKM. (1985).Fertl.News.,30:5,6~6;
    48. Nayak, B.K. etal (1989). Indian./. Agron., 34:.454455.
    49. Nguyen Thl Thu Hong and Aruna RajagQpal (1996). Madras Agric. J, 83: 193-195.
    50. Nguyen .Thi Thu Hong (1992). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis,Tanlil Nadu Agriculture Uni\lersity. Coimbatore.
    51. NImje, B.K. and Potkile, S,N. (1998). J. Soils Crops, 8:179·81.
    52. Nimje, 'P.M. and Jagadesh Seth. (1987). Indian J. Agron., 33: 139-142.
    53. Paikera. A'lit al (1989);. Orissa J. Agric. Res.,2: 68-69. .
    54. Pandey. N. etal (1995).lndianJ. Agron., 40: 306-308.
    55. Panneerselvam, S. and Lourduraj,A.C. (2000). Acta Agronomica Hungarica, 48: 133-140.
    56. ,Panneerselvam.S.et iil (1998). J. Potassium Res., 15: 100-108.
    57. Panneerselvam, S. etal (1999). IndianJ. Agric.- Res.,33: 233-239.
    58. Panneerselvam, S. et al (2000). IndianJ. Agric. Res., 34: 9-16.
    59. Patel. S.R. and Sastri, A.S. (1999). Environment andEcology, 17: 18-21.
    60. Patel, S.R et al (1996). Crop Res. (Hisar), 12:301-307.
    61. Pradhan, L. etal (1995)./ndian J. Agron., 40: 305-306.
    62. Prasacl, J.v.N.S. etal (1993). IndianJ. Agron., 38: 494495.
    63. Purushothaman, S. et al (1990). Mysore J. Agric. Sci., 24: 336--:338.
    64. Purushothaman, S. etal (1991). MysoreJ. Agric. Sci., 25: 142-147.
    65. Rajendran, R (1991). MadrasAgric.J., 78: 453-457. .
    66. Rajput, RL. and Shrivastava. (1994). Agric. Sci. Digest., 14: 133-135.
    67. Ramakrishna ROOdi, T. et a/. (1990).lndianJ Agron., 35: 308-310.
    68. Ramamurthy, V. and Shivashankar, K (1995). J. OilseedsRes., 12: 87-90.
    69. Ramamwihy. V. and Shivashankar, K (1996). Indian J. Agron., 41: 6~8.
    70. Ramaswami, PP. and Kothandaraman, G.v. (1985).ln:Proc. Workshop on Coir Research,Coir House, Cechin,
    71. oKerala. pp.n-13. . .
    72. Ramaswami,P.P. and SreeRamalu. U.S. U983).In:Proc. Seminar on Utilization of Organic Wastes: Tamil Nadu
    73. Agriculture University, Coimbatore. pp.101-103.
    74. Rani Perumal, p. etal (1986). OiISeedsJ., 16: 19-23.
    75. Reddy, S. and Reddy, A. (1999). ANGR4VJ Res., 27: 24-28.
    76. Ridder de, N. and Van Keulen, H. (1990). Fertl Res., 26: 299-310.
    77. Ritchy, KP. et al (1990). Pesquisa Agropercuaria Brasilleria, 22: 825-832.
    78. Sabesan, Kand Sathananda, C. (1986). Trop. Agric., 142: 83~88.
    79. Sabir Ahamed, A. (1989). M.Sc.(Ag.) Thesis, Tamil NaduAgriculture University, Coimbatore.
    80. Setty, R.A. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 828-829. .
    81. Sharma, R.A. and Dixit, B.K. (1987). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 35: 452455.
    82. Sharma, R.A. and Misra, O.R. (1997). Crop Res. (Hisar), 13: 51-57.
    83. Singh, A. et al (1995). Indian J. Agron.. 40: 613-615.
    84. Singh, D. and Singh, V. (1995a). IndianJ. Agron., 40: 223-227.
    85. Singh,KD. and Singh, N.P (1995b). Ann. Agric, Res., 16: 151-155.
    86. Srinivasan, K and R.amaswamy, M. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 265-267.
    87. Srivastava, S.N.Land Varma, S.C. (1983). ReviewAgric. Res., 4:3446.
    88. Subbaraj, A. (1986). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
    89. Subramanian, A. and Palaniappan, SP.. "(l981). Madras Agric. J., 68: 96-99.
    90. Vasilas, B.L. et al (1980). Agron. J., 72: 271-275.
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      volume 24 issue 3 (september 2003) : 223 • 228

      NUTRIENT·'MANAGEMENT IN SOYBEAN - A REVIEW

      N
      N.~. PrabhaJearan. i)J1d A.Christopher Lourciuraj
      1Department of Agronomy, ' Tarnil Nadu Agriculture University, Coimbatore . 641 003,. ,India

      • Submitted|

      • First Online |

      • doi

      Cite article:- Lourciuraj A.Christopher i)J1d PrabhaJearan. N.~. (2025). NUTRIENT·'MANAGEMENT IN SOYBEAN - A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 24(3): 223 • 228. doi: .

      ABSTRACT

      Though soybean is a leguminous crop, it responds to fertilizer N besides P and K requirement. In general, N application increases the P uptake. Phosphorus fertilization to soybean favourably enhances the uptake of N, P and K. Application of N, P and K together significantly increases the growth attributes and yield of soybean. Split application of nutrients is reported to be beneficial especially when the soils are coarse textured or alkaline and calcareous in nature. Foliar application of fertilizers offers considerable scope not only for better utilization of nutrients but also for economy in fertilizer application. Higher sustained soybean yields can be obtained with judicious and balanced N, P and K fertilization combined with organic amendments.

      KEYWORDS

        REFERENCES

        1. Abbas, M.P. et al. (1994). Indian J. Agron., 39: 246-248•
        2. . Abrol, J.P. (1988). In : SoilFertilizer Manageinentin SemiArid TrOpical/ndia. Christiansan, Bruce (Ed.). International
        3. Fertilizer Deve10pment C'entre. Alabama, USA pp. 23-28.
        4. Abrol, J.P. and KatyaI, J.C. (1990). In: Managing Soil Fertlbty for Sustained Agriculture - Issues, Perspectives and
        5. Prospects In Semi Arid Tropics. Indian SccielyofAgronomy,NewDelhl, p.235"252.
        6. Agarwal, V.K. etal. (1996). CropRes.. 12: 196-199.
        7. Annadural, Ketal. (1994). IndianJ. Agron.• 39: 320-322.
        8. Annamalai, D. (1995). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis. Tamil NOOu Agriculture University, Colmbatore.
        9. Bashir, A.1. et al. (1980). Agron. J., 72: 827-832.
        10. Bhanavase, D.B. etal. (1994). MadrasAgric. J.. 81: 325-328.
        11. Bharathi, M.P. etal (1986). Agron. J.,78:947-950.
        12. Borkert, C.M. etal. (1997).PesquisaAgropecuariaBrasilieria, 32(11): 1119~1129.
        13. Chamber; M.A. (1987). Eurosoya., 5: 46-50.
        14. Cheng Guangttua, eta/. (1999). J. JilinAgric. Univ., 21: 68-70.
        15. ChItka1a.Devi, T. and Ramakrishna Reddy, M.G. (1991)./ndianJ. Agron., 36: 265-266.
        16. Dahatonde, B.B. and Shava, S.v. (1992)./ndianJ. Agron., 37: 370-371.
        17. Dang, Y.P. etal. (1984). Agric. Sci. Digest(lndia), 4:74-76.
        18. De, R. (1971). Ferlil News, 16: 77-81.
        19. Dighe, J.M. etal. (1994). FJeidCropsRes., 8: 37-44.
        20. Dube, R.K et al. (1995). Crop Res., 10: 148-152.
        21. Fenner, R.J. (1987). In : Workshop for the Southern Africa Region on the Basics of SoybeanCultivation and Utibzation,
        22. Harase University, Zimbabwe. pp.89-90:
        23. Gan Yinbo, et al. (1998). Soybean Sci., 17: 287-291.
        24. Gaur, A.C. etal. 1984. Organic Manures.ICAR, New DelhI. p.159.
        25. Haradagatti, etal. (1996). Adv. Agric. Res. in India, 6:124-129.
        26. Hegazy, M.H. etal. (1990). Ann. Agric. Sci. (Laino) Speciallssue. pp.381-398.
        27. Huang, Z.w. etal. (1991). ModemisingAgric., 1: 10-12:
        28. Jha, A.N. and Chandel, A.S. (1987). IndianJ. Agron., 32: 354-358.
        29. Jose Mathew, etal. (1983). Agric. Res. J. KercJla, 21: 27-31.
        30. Kalarani, M.K. and Moosa Sheriff, M.(l994). MadrasAgric.J., 81: 171-172.
        31. Kalarani, M.K. etal (1994). M«irasAgric. J., 81: 230-231.
        32. Kang, B.T. and Balasubramanian, V. (1990). In: Trans. 141h Int. Cong: of Soil Science, Kyoto, Japan. pp.20-25.
        33. Kumar, V. et al. (1981). PI. Soil, 59: 3-8. .
        34. Kushwaha, H.S. and Chandel, A.S. (1997)./ndianJ. Agron.; 42: 409-413.
        35. Lourduraj, CA (2000). Acta Agronomica Hungarica, 48: 83-88.
        36. Mishra, C.M. and Vyas, M.D. (1992)./ndianJ. Agron., 37: 368-370.
        37. Mishra, OR etal. (1994). Crop Res., 7: 156-158.
        38. Misra, M.M. and Kapoor, KK (1992). Fertil. News, 37: 47-53.
        39. Mondal, A.S. et al. (2000). Environment andEcology, 18: 207-209,
        40. Mondal, 5.5. et al (1985). In: Proceedings of the seminar on Rice - Potato Cropping system. Central Soil Sabnity
        41. Research Institute, Kamal. P.11.
        42. 228 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
        43. Nagarajan, R et al (1986).. In: Pro:. ot-National Seminar on Integratd Nutrient Management In Cropping System.'
        44. Tamil Nadu Agricl.!lture University. pp. 6. .
        45. Nagarajan. R et al (1991). In: Proc.Seminaron Utibsationof COir Pith in Agriculture. TNAU, Coimbatore. pp. 9-16.
        46. Nakabayashi, et tIL (1999). BuIl,Facl.!ltyAgric., Meiji University, No, n 9, 33-42.
        47. Nambiar,KKM. (1985).Fertl.News.,30:5,6~6;
        48. Nayak, B.K. etal (1989). Indian./. Agron., 34:.454455.
        49. Nguyen Thl Thu Hong and Aruna RajagQpal (1996). Madras Agric. J, 83: 193-195.
        50. Nguyen .Thi Thu Hong (1992). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis,Tanlil Nadu Agriculture Uni\lersity. Coimbatore.
        51. NImje, B.K. and Potkile, S,N. (1998). J. Soils Crops, 8:179·81.
        52. Nimje, 'P.M. and Jagadesh Seth. (1987). Indian J. Agron., 33: 139-142.
        53. Paikera. A'lit al (1989);. Orissa J. Agric. Res.,2: 68-69. .
        54. Pandey. N. etal (1995).lndianJ. Agron., 40: 306-308.
        55. Panneerselvam, S. and Lourduraj,A.C. (2000). Acta Agronomica Hungarica, 48: 133-140.
        56. ,Panneerselvam.S.et iil (1998). J. Potassium Res., 15: 100-108.
        57. Panneerselvam, S. etal (1999). IndianJ. Agric.- Res.,33: 233-239.
        58. Panneerselvam, S. et al (2000). IndianJ. Agric. Res., 34: 9-16.
        59. Patel. S.R. and Sastri, A.S. (1999). Environment andEcology, 17: 18-21.
        60. Patel, S.R et al (1996). Crop Res. (Hisar), 12:301-307.
        61. Pradhan, L. etal (1995)./ndian J. Agron., 40: 305-306.
        62. Prasacl, J.v.N.S. etal (1993). IndianJ. Agron., 38: 494495.
        63. Purushothaman, S. et al (1990). Mysore J. Agric. Sci., 24: 336--:338.
        64. Purushothaman, S. etal (1991). MysoreJ. Agric. Sci., 25: 142-147.
        65. Rajendran, R (1991). MadrasAgric.J., 78: 453-457. .
        66. Rajput, RL. and Shrivastava. (1994). Agric. Sci. Digest., 14: 133-135.
        67. Ramakrishna ROOdi, T. et a/. (1990).lndianJ Agron., 35: 308-310.
        68. Ramamurthy, V. and Shivashankar, K (1995). J. OilseedsRes., 12: 87-90.
        69. Ramamwihy. V. and Shivashankar, K (1996). Indian J. Agron., 41: 6~8.
        70. Ramaswami, PP. and Kothandaraman, G.v. (1985).ln:Proc. Workshop on Coir Research,Coir House, Cechin,
        71. oKerala. pp.n-13. . .
        72. Ramaswami,P.P. and SreeRamalu. U.S. U983).In:Proc. Seminar on Utilization of Organic Wastes: Tamil Nadu
        73. Agriculture University, Coimbatore. pp.101-103.
        74. Rani Perumal, p. etal (1986). OiISeedsJ., 16: 19-23.
        75. Reddy, S. and Reddy, A. (1999). ANGR4VJ Res., 27: 24-28.
        76. Ridder de, N. and Van Keulen, H. (1990). Fertl Res., 26: 299-310.
        77. Ritchy, KP. et al (1990). Pesquisa Agropercuaria Brasilleria, 22: 825-832.
        78. Sabesan, Kand Sathananda, C. (1986). Trop. Agric., 142: 83~88.
        79. Sabir Ahamed, A. (1989). M.Sc.(Ag.) Thesis, Tamil NaduAgriculture University, Coimbatore.
        80. Setty, R.A. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 828-829. .
        81. Sharma, R.A. and Dixit, B.K. (1987). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 35: 452455.
        82. Sharma, R.A. and Misra, O.R. (1997). Crop Res. (Hisar), 13: 51-57.
        83. Singh, A. et al (1995). Indian J. Agron.. 40: 613-615.
        84. Singh, D. and Singh, V. (1995a). IndianJ. Agron., 40: 223-227.
        85. Singh,KD. and Singh, N.P (1995b). Ann. Agric, Res., 16: 151-155.
        86. Srinivasan, K and R.amaswamy, M. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 265-267.
        87. Srivastava, S.N.Land Varma, S.C. (1983). ReviewAgric. Res., 4:3446.
        88. Subbaraj, A. (1986). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
        89. Subramanian, A. and Palaniappan, SP.. "(l981). Madras Agric. J., 68: 96-99.
        90. Vasilas, B.L. et al (1980). Agron. J., 72: 271-275.
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