Composted Rice Husk Improves the Growth and Biochemical Parameters of Sunflower Plants
Table 4
Effect of composted rice husk on biochemical parameters of H. annuus (sunflower) plants.
Total chlorophyll (mg)
Total carbohydrate (mg/g)
Crud protein (%)
30th day
60th day
30th day
60th day
30th day
60th day
5 g rice husk
Control
JUR1
(+11.2)
(+3.19)
(+46.32)
(+10.94)
(+56.19)
(+18.34)
JUR2
(+41.07)
(+36.52)
(+50.89)
(+13.07)
(+61.38)
(+20.97)
JUF1
(+25.72)
(+40.18)
(+243.25)
(+7.39)
(+239.01)
(+14.94)
JUR1 + JUF1
(+25.72)
(+8.67)
(+155.29)
(+9.89)
(+172.83)
(+17.33)
JUR2 + JUF1
(+7.88)
(+22.37)
(+56)
(+11.8)
(+66.57)
(+19.72)
10 g rice husk
Control
JUR1
(+1.14)
(+5.85)
(+13.45)
(+4.24)
(+19.87)
(+27.18)
JUR2
(+30.28)
(+40.99)
(+11.39)
(+38.69)
(+15.85)
(+60.77)
JUF1
(+17.71)
(+87.63)
(+37.03)
(−4.78)
(+42.84)
(+18.25)
JUR1 + JUF1
(+76.57)
(+101.8)
(+2.89)
(+30.83)
(+7.31)
(+51.45)
JUR2 + JUF1
(+25.14)
(+73.87)
(−18.01)
(+3.45)
(−14.62)
(+19.75)
Each value is the mean ± S.D (standard deviation) of 5 replicates. Means bearing superscripts in each column are significantly different with respective control at (LSD). Values within parenthesis represent percent increase or decrease (−) with respective control.