volume 23 issue 4 (december 2003) : 270 - 272

DEVELOPMENT OF PRESOWING SEED TREATMENTS FOR BETTERCROP ESTABLISHMENT IN SUNFLOWER

R
R.S. Shivankar
D
D
B
B. Deore
N
N.G. lode
R
R.R. Rathod
1Department of Agricultural Botany, Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola - 444 104, India
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Cite article:- Shivankar R.S., D, Deore B., lode N.G., Rathod R.R. (2025). DEVELOPMENT OF PRESOWING SEED TREATMENTS FOR BETTERCROP ESTABLISHMENT IN SUNFLOWER. Agricultural Science Digest. 23(4): 270 - 272. doi: .
Three seed lots viz., L-1 (Morden), L-2 (Morden) and L-3 (PKV SF-9) having a low in germination Le. 55,67 and 41 per cent respectively were treated with different chemicals and hydration treatment and used for laboratory study. The results revealed that among seed lots, L-2 with 67 per cent germination had highest vigour followed by L-1 and L-3. The mean germination, vigour index, seedling dry weight and field emergence were significantly superior in L-2. As regard the seed treatment, seed treated with KCL (0.5%), KH 2PO 4 (0.5%), MnSO 4 (0.5%), KN0 3 (300ppm), GA 3 (50 ppm), hydration with distilled water (16 hr), Thirarn (@ 2.5 g kg -1 seed) and Trichoderma herzianum (@ 4 g kg -1 seed) have showed invigoration effection treated seed over untreated control. However, hydration with thiourea (0.5%) had deleterious effect on the viability of sunflower seed.
    1. Agrawal, PK and Singh, J.N. (1975). SeedRes., 3: 111-112.
    2. A1agarsamy, G. etal. (1987). J. Bio-control, 1:66-67;
    3. Hr.ubesch, W. and Wieser, F. (1~78). SeedAbstract, 25: 4Q0-407.
    4. Promila Kumar! and Chandlgirclm (1979). Seed Res., 13: 98-101.
    5. ShekarmiJrthy, D.M. et a/. (1994). Seed Res., 22: 64-65.
    6. Windhan, M.T. eta/. (1986). Phytopathology, 76: 581-521.
    volume 23 issue 4 (december 2003) : 270 - 272

    DEVELOPMENT OF PRESOWING SEED TREATMENTS FOR BETTERCROP ESTABLISHMENT IN SUNFLOWER

    R
    R.S. Shivankar
    D
    D
    B
    B. Deore
    N
    N.G. lode
    R
    R.R. Rathod
    1Department of Agricultural Botany, Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola - 444 104, India
    • Submitted|

    • First Online |

    • doi

    Cite article:- Shivankar R.S., D, Deore B., lode N.G., Rathod R.R. (2025). DEVELOPMENT OF PRESOWING SEED TREATMENTS FOR BETTERCROP ESTABLISHMENT IN SUNFLOWER. Agricultural Science Digest. 23(4): 270 - 272. doi: .
    Three seed lots viz., L-1 (Morden), L-2 (Morden) and L-3 (PKV SF-9) having a low in germination Le. 55,67 and 41 per cent respectively were treated with different chemicals and hydration treatment and used for laboratory study. The results revealed that among seed lots, L-2 with 67 per cent germination had highest vigour followed by L-1 and L-3. The mean germination, vigour index, seedling dry weight and field emergence were significantly superior in L-2. As regard the seed treatment, seed treated with KCL (0.5%), KH 2PO 4 (0.5%), MnSO 4 (0.5%), KN0 3 (300ppm), GA 3 (50 ppm), hydration with distilled water (16 hr), Thirarn (@ 2.5 g kg -1 seed) and Trichoderma herzianum (@ 4 g kg -1 seed) have showed invigoration effection treated seed over untreated control. However, hydration with thiourea (0.5%) had deleterious effect on the viability of sunflower seed.
      1. Agrawal, PK and Singh, J.N. (1975). SeedRes., 3: 111-112.
      2. A1agarsamy, G. etal. (1987). J. Bio-control, 1:66-67;
      3. Hr.ubesch, W. and Wieser, F. (1~78). SeedAbstract, 25: 4Q0-407.
      4. Promila Kumar! and Chandlgirclm (1979). Seed Res., 13: 98-101.
      5. ShekarmiJrthy, D.M. et a/. (1994). Seed Res., 22: 64-65.
      6. Windhan, M.T. eta/. (1986). Phytopathology, 76: 581-521.
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