EI-Shabrawy,, R., Ibrahim, E., Abou El - Nasr, M. (2005). RESPONSE OF CABBAGE (Brassr'ca oleraceae var. Capitata L.) CV. BRUNSWICK T0 PLANT DENSITY, ORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS RATES.. Journal of Plant Production, 30(4), 2137-2157. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2005.237221
R. A. EI-Shabrawy,; E. A. Ibrahim; M. E. Abou El - Nasr. "RESPONSE OF CABBAGE (Brassr'ca oleraceae var. Capitata L.) CV. BRUNSWICK T0 PLANT DENSITY, ORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS RATES.". Journal of Plant Production, 30, 4, 2005, 2137-2157. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2005.237221
EI-Shabrawy,, R., Ibrahim, E., Abou El - Nasr, M. (2005). 'RESPONSE OF CABBAGE (Brassr'ca oleraceae var. Capitata L.) CV. BRUNSWICK T0 PLANT DENSITY, ORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS RATES.', Journal of Plant Production, 30(4), pp. 2137-2157. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2005.237221
EI-Shabrawy,, R., Ibrahim, E., Abou El - Nasr, M. RESPONSE OF CABBAGE (Brassr'ca oleraceae var. Capitata L.) CV. BRUNSWICK T0 PLANT DENSITY, ORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS RATES.. Journal of Plant Production, 2005; 30(4): 2137-2157. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2005.237221
RESPONSE OF CABBAGE (Brassr'ca oleraceae var. Capitata L.) CV. BRUNSWICK T0 PLANT DENSITY, ORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS RATES.
To study the influence of plant density, chicken manures and N, P rates on growth. yield and quality of cabbage cv. Brunswick. two field experiments were conducted at Experimental Farm of Baramoon, Dakahlia Governorate during the winter seasons 2002/03 and 200304. Eighteen treatments representing all possible combinations of three plant spacing (25 x 75 cm), (35 x ?5 cm) and (45 x 75 cm) to give plant density 16000. 11000 and 8500 plants tied. two chicken manure levels (0 and 20 m3/fed.) and three N, P levels (60 kg N + 30 kg osifed. 80 kg N + 40 kg P205r'fed and 100 kg N + 50 kg osffed) were used in split-split plot design with three replicates. The obtained results can be summarized as foilows:- 1. Effect of plant density: Plant density had a significant effect on all traits under study in both seasons. High plant density (16 thousand plants i fed) resulted in a decrease of plant fresh weight. Outer leaves weight. head diameter. head weight and mean time from transplanting to maturity. Increasing the plant density increased total yield. dry matter % in inner leaves and vitamin C content. Lower plant density (8.5 thousand per fed) caused a significant increase in accumulation of N, P, K and NO"; on cabbage leaves. 2. Organic fertilizer: Chicken manure fertilizatIOn had a significant effect on all traits under study in both seasons. Plant fresh weight, outer leaves weight. head weight, head diameter and yield (tonlfed) were significantly increased by application of 20 m3 chicken manure I led, but DM% and mean time from transplanting to maturity were significantly decreased by application of 20 m3 chicken manure 1 fed. N. P, K accumulation in all leaves. V.C content and protein % were significantly increased and NO'; accumulation was significantly decreased as a result of chicken manure application. 3. Nitrogen and phosphorus rates: Increasing nitrogen and phosphorus rates up to 100 kg N + 50 kg osrfed caused significant increases in all traits under study, except DM‘i’o and V.C content, these trails were significantly decreased as the levels of N + P fertilizers increases. These results were true in both seasons. The interaction effects among the experimental factors were almost significant in both seasons. Finally. for the best cabbage yield cv Brunswick, ll could be recommended It thousands plant 1 fed + 20 m3 l fed chicken manure + 100 kg N + 50 kg P205 f fed.
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