Effects Of Ipil-Ipil And Ammonium Sulfate As Nitrogen Sources Of Sweet Potato
Leonila A. Urdaneta | Reynaldo R. Javier
Abstract:
Nitrogen application, either with the use of ammonium sulfate or ipil-ipil leaves, significantly improved the yield and yield components of the three varieties of sweet potato, except in the number of non-marketable tubers. Among the varieties tested, BNAS-51 yielded the highest amount of marketable tubers with an average of 11.7 t/ha, followed by Bakabakal1an and Bulacan with 8.03 and 6.6 t/ha, respectively. BNAS-51 and Bakabakahan produced more and heavier marketable tubers/plant, and longer and heavier fresh weight of vines/plant.
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