Open AccessREPONSE A LA FERTILISATION ORGANIQUE ET MINERALE DE DEUX VARIETES DE GOMBO (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS (L) MOENCH, MALVACEA) A DALOA, COTE DIVOIRE
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K. N'Guessan,
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Beugré Maného Martine,
Kouassi N’dri Jacob,
Yatty Kouadio Justin,
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Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
international journal of advanced research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2320-5407
DOI - 10.21474/ijar01/12987
Subject(s) - abelmoschus , sawdust , fertilizer , chicken manure , human fertilization , manure , horticulture , compost , agronomy , mathematics , biology , forestry , geography , ecology
This study aims to assess the effect of variety and organic and mineral fertilization on the agronomic parameters of okra. The experimental set-up used was a completely randomized en bloc device. The treatments used are : T0 (controls without amendment), T1 (10 t / ha of chicken manure), T2 (10 t / ha of sawdust, T3 (2.5 t / ha of NPK 15-15 fertilizer) -13). The two varieties compared are the improved variety called Clemson spineless and the local variety Koto or Soudais or gombo Baoule. The results obtained showed significant differences between the two varieties as well as differences between the fertilizers used at (p> 0.05). Organic fertilizer made from chicken manure yielded the best results followed by mineral fertilizer and finally sawdust.