Research Article

Integration of Andrographis paniculata as Potential Medicinal Plant in Chir Pine (Pinus roxburghii Sarg.) Plantation of North-Western Himalaya

Table 6

Bioeconomic appraisal of Andrographis paniculata.

⁢Treatment combinationsAndrographis paniculata
Gross return
()
Cost of cultivation
()
Net return
()

A1T1S1186.28118.9267.37
A1T2S1214.93137.2377.68
A1T3S1253.18147.20105.98
A1T1S0176.40135.8340.57
A1T2S0200.25151.8848.37
A1T3S0237.90168.9768.93
A2T1S1193.55127.7265.83
A2T2S1234.65145.6289.03
A2T3s1258.35161.7096.65
A2T1S0180.45145.3735.08
A2T2S0223.50161.7761.73
A2T3S0256.50179.0377.47
A3T1S1242.05144.8397.22
A3T2S1293.35158.28135.07
A3T3S1329.65177.15152.50
A3T1S0219.30160.3858.92
A3T2S0285.00179.60105.40
A3T3S0316.65199.53117.12

Note: one US dollar is equivalent to 60 Indian rupees.
A1: northern aspect; A2: north-western aspect; A3: western aspect.
T1: minimum tillage; T2: medium tillage; T3: deep tillage.
S1: understorey; S0: open.