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12 Chapter-4
Chapter 4
Based on the result of the study in Table 3, it shows that in terms of initial height
at 15 days after transplanting (DAT), statistical analysis of variance (Appendix Table 1a)
The result of the study shows that the use of MLE has no significant effect
on the final height of the tomato 100 DAT. However, it can be observed that tomato
was shown to increase yields of crops such as tomato, onions, bell pepper, soybean,
Table 3. Summary Table on the Growth and Yield Response of Tomato Sprayed
with Moringa Leaf Extract (MLE)
Final Weight (kg) Weight of
Initial Com
Height Of Non- Yield
Height puted
TREATMENT (cm) Marketable Marketabl (kg) per
(cm) Yield
100 Fruits per e Fruits Plot
15 DAT (tons/ha)
DAT Plot per Plot
T1 9.25 75.62 4.15b 0.73 4.88b 17.42b
T2 9.64 90.82 12.55a 0.29 12.84a 45.83a
T3 9.38 79.91 5.92b 0.67 6.59b 23.52b
T4 9.00 88.62 5.48b 0.62 6.10b 21.80b
T5 9.33 91.8 6.48b 0.63 7.13b 25.47b
CF 1.49 1.17 7.28* 1.28 6.49* 6.48*
CV 3.71 % 13.49% 13.28% 44.83% 28.02 % 28.04%
Means with the same letter are not significantly different.
ns- not significant
* - significant
Yield (kg/plot)
Based on the study revealed that plants sprayed with MLE have a
significant effect in terms of yield kg/plot. However, Treatment 2 (200 ml MLE + 1 Liter
of water) produced a higher yield per plot as compared to other treatments used.
Treatments 1, 3, 4, and 5 were statistically the same as each other. Moringa leaf extract
has growth stimulating properties and its foliar spray has been found to positively
yield as compared to other treatments used. Bashir et al. (2014) documented that MLE
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significantly increased the average plant height, number of leaves and branches, and yield
The highest net income per hectare of tomato production was obtained in
registered the lowest net income. The cost and return per hectare in the production of
tomatoes revealed that the highest return on expenses is derived from Treatment 2. This