Performance of Capsicum under Rainshelter
By: Vezhavendan S.
Contributor(s): Indira P (Guide).
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BookPublisher: Vellanikkara Department of Olericulture, College of Horticulture 2003DDC classification: 635.6 Online resources: Click here to access online Dissertation note: MSc Abstract: An experiment was carried out in the Department of Olericulture, College of
Horticulture, Vellanikkara, during the rabi (2001) and kharif (2002) seasons to
study the performance of capsicum under rain shelter. The experiment was laid
out in Completely Randomised Block Design with four replications. Four
Capsicum varieties, viz. CA 776, Yolo Wonder, California Wonder, CA 567 and
one Fl hybrid Pusa Deepthi were used for the study.
The study revealed that the crops grown under rain shelter performed better
with respect to all the characters viz. Plant height, 'number of branches, early
flowering, early harvest, number of fruits per plant, fruit size, fruit yield per plant,
number of seeds per fruit and number of harvests.
As like the growing condition, the season also influenced some attributes.
Rabi season crop gave better results regarding number of fruits per plant, fruit
.yield per plant, number of seeds per fruit, fruit size and number of harvests.
Where as kharif crop produced tall plants with larger fruit size.
Though tlte variety CA567 gave more yield consistently during both the
seasons, the yield was higher under rain shelter condition. CA 776 (CA 776)
performed well during rabi but its performance was poor during kharif due to the
severe incidence of pest and diseases.
Even though the weather parameters like temperature, humidity and light
intensity not influenced individually and significantly but Lad cumulative effect,
which is evident from the performance of the crop under rain shelter condition.
The severe incidence of pest like mite caused reduction in the yield during kharif
season under rain shelter.
The B/C ratio obtained from rain shelter crop was !: 0.51 and 1: 0.15 for
open field crop. 75 per cent of total cost of cultivation was incurred labour charge.
If we are utilizing the family labour, it not only provides better profit but also
create chances of self-employment for the literate, unemployed youth of Kerala .
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An experiment was carried out in the Department of Olericulture, College of
Horticulture, Vellanikkara, during the rabi (2001) and kharif (2002) seasons to
study the performance of capsicum under rain shelter. The experiment was laid
out in Completely Randomised Block Design with four replications. Four
Capsicum varieties, viz. CA 776, Yolo Wonder, California Wonder, CA 567 and
one Fl hybrid Pusa Deepthi were used for the study.
The study revealed that the crops grown under rain shelter performed better
with respect to all the characters viz. Plant height, 'number of branches, early
flowering, early harvest, number of fruits per plant, fruit size, fruit yield per plant,
number of seeds per fruit and number of harvests.
As like the growing condition, the season also influenced some attributes.
Rabi season crop gave better results regarding number of fruits per plant, fruit
.yield per plant, number of seeds per fruit, fruit size and number of harvests.
Where as kharif crop produced tall plants with larger fruit size.
Though tlte variety CA567 gave more yield consistently during both the
seasons, the yield was higher under rain shelter condition. CA 776 (CA 776)
performed well during rabi but its performance was poor during kharif due to the
severe incidence of pest and diseases.
Even though the weather parameters like temperature, humidity and light
intensity not influenced individually and significantly but Lad cumulative effect,
which is evident from the performance of the crop under rain shelter condition.
The severe incidence of pest like mite caused reduction in the yield during kharif
season under rain shelter.
The B/C ratio obtained from rain shelter crop was !: 0.51 and 1: 0.15 for
open field crop. 75 per cent of total cost of cultivation was incurred labour charge.
If we are utilizing the family labour, it not only provides better profit but also
create chances of self-employment for the literate, unemployed youth of Kerala .
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