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... current findings indicated that various OM and N sources had a significant impact on the LAI and CGR (Figures 1, 2). The maximum LAI and CGR was noticed with application of sorghum mulch and lowest was noticed in control, while in case of N sources maximum LAI and CGR was reported with CAN application and lowest was reported with urea application. ...
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... maximum decline in LAI and CGR was noticed in control, while minimum reduction in LAI and CGR after 75DAS was recorded in sorghum mulch. Among N sources, maximum reduction in LAI and CGR after 75 DAS was noticed for urea and minimum reduction was noticed for CAN (Figures 1, 2). The application of OM on soil surfaces reduce the loss of water and favors the better water and nutrients movement which helped the plants to produce more leaves which resulted in more LAI. ...
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... current findings indicated that various OM and N sources had a significant impact on the LAI and CGR (Figures 1, 2). The maximum LAI and CGR was noticed with application of sorghum mulch and lowest was noticed in control, while in case of N sources maximum LAI and CGR was reported with CAN application and lowest was reported with urea application. ...
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... maximum decline in LAI and CGR was noticed in control, while minimum reduction in LAI and CGR after 75DAS was recorded in sorghum mulch. Among N sources, maximum reduction in LAI and CGR after 75 DAS was noticed for urea and minimum reduction was noticed for CAN (Figures 1, 2). The application of OM on soil surfaces reduce the loss of water and favors the better water and nutrients movement which helped the plants to produce more leaves which resulted in more LAI. ...
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... Aslam et al., [86] studied the impact of different organic mulch and nitrogen sources on wheat crop productivity. As a consequence of these findings, it was concluded that sorghum straw mulch and N in the form of calcium ammonium nitrate can successfully boost wheat productivity in semi-arid locations. ...
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... There is a big gap among potential and actual yields of wheat crop and this large gap is due to a lack of knowledge about agronomic management and certain factors including late sowing of wheat, non-availability of high-quality certified seeds, poor plant geometry. poor fertilization, improper irrigation technique and high weeds infestation, seed rate and seed size (Sattar et al., 2010;Zain et al., 2017;Hassan et al., 2020a, b;Muhsin et al., 2021;Aslam et al., 2021). ...
... Therefore, leaves with better length and width have more leaf area and subsequently LAI. Similarly, the better leaf area ensures the better light harvesting which resulted in production of more assimilates and subsequent CGR (Muhsin et al., 2021;Aslam et al., 2021). The current results also coincide with the outcomes of Aslam et al. (2003) and Sattar et al. (2010) they noted that use of 150 kg/ha seed rate provided the greatest value of leaf area index and CGR. ...
