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Effects of Bat (Hipposideros Pomona Andersen, 1918) Guano in Compare with Cowdung on the Growth and Yield of Tomato Plant (Solanum lycopersicum(L.)) in Magway

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Title Effects of Bat (Hipposideros Pomona Andersen, 1918) Guano in Compare with Cowdung on the Growth and Yield of Tomato Plant (Solanum lycopersicum(L.)) in Magway
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Publication date 2024-05-07
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Khin Nyein Aye
Cho Cho Oo
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Abstract
Fertilizer applications were critical to crop production and food security in Myanmar. While
organic farms are mostly used livestock manure, compost and bat guano are widely applied.
There were no records concerned with the efficacy of bat guano compare with cowdung on
some cultivated plants in Magway. Therefore, the present study was carried out within the
specific area from January, 2020 to August, 2020. This was tested twice in four- month crops of
two economically important plant, tomato (Solanum lycopersicum(L.)). Five treatments were
employed in the trial: a control (T0 treatment), 100% bat guano (T1 treatment), 50% bat guano +
50% soil (T2 treatment), 100% cowdung (T3 treatment), and 50% cowdung + 50% soil (T4
treatment). Results indicated that bat guano applications enhance in plant growth compared to
control, all plants in guano treatment exhibited greater growth rates. In the first and second time
experiments of tomato plants, the maximum plant height, number of leaves, number of
branches, length of leaves, breadth of leaves, number of buds and flowers ,number of fruits and
weight of fruits were found more in T2 treatment than those of other treatments, (T0, T1, T3 and
T4). Additional trails are recommended to elucidate any longer term and cumulative benefit that
might accrue from the use of bat guano as a plant fertilizer.
Keywords
Bat guano, cowdung, effect, growth and tomato plant.
Journal articles
2022
University of Yangon Research Journal 2022
417-428
Vol. 11, No.2
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