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Onion (Allium cepa L.) originated from Central Asia is one of the most important commercial crops grown throughout the world. It contributes about 7 per cent share in total vegetable production (Anonymous, 2011). It is known fact that seed is a basic and crucial input in agriculture. The quality of seed decides the commercial success of a crop / variety. Farmers need high quality seed, since high quality seed is the basis of higher agricultural productivity. Furthermore, there is an interest among vegetable growers to predict emergence, due to an increasing need to schedule their crop in precision to meet market demands for continuity of high quality products. To ensure the success of any planting program a regular and continuous supply of high quality seed is vital.

Effect of Bulb Priming and Foliar Sray on Germination and Seed Yield in Onion (Allium ceba L)