Nutrients
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| Period of Doses | Pre-sowing Doses | Sowing | Vegetative | |
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Nutrients (Kg/ha) |
FYM | 4-5 ton | – | – |
| N | – | 12 | 12 | |
| P | – | 16 | – | |
| K | – | 8 | – | |
Deficiency of Nutrients:
| Nutrients | Nitrogen (N) | Phosphorus (P) |
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| Deficiency Symptoms | 1. Yellowing of old leaves; stunted plant growth. | 1. Plant growth is stunted.
2. Leaves become purple to reddish colour. |
Common Pests
Wilt DiseaseCoriander Powdery MildewStem Gall
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| Damage Stage: | In affected plants, lower leaves turn yellow and later dry.
Cercospora Leaf Spot. The roots of affected plants show vascular discolouration. The roots of affected plants show vascular discoloration. |
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Management (Pest Control):
| Chemical: | Seed treatment with Carbendazim @ 2g/kg of seeds. |
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| Organic: | Spray G Agro Tricho 5 ml/lit 2 to 3 spray at 21 days interval. |
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| Damage Stage: | Small, white spots apperar on leaf surface and later cover the entire surface.
Under severe infection, plants present an ashy white appearance. Powdery growth can be seen on petiole and umbels. |
Management (Pest Control):
| Chemical: | Spray with wettable sulphur 0.2 %. |
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| Organic: | Spray G Agro Ampli 5 ml/lit 2 to 3 spray at 21 days interval. |
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| Damage Stage: | The shape of coriander seeds changes due to the effect of the disease.
Galls appear on the leaves and stems of the plants affected by this disease. |
Management (Pest Control):
| Chemical: | Spray 0.1 solution of carbendazim when the symptoms start appearing and repeat the spraying at an interval of 20 days till the disease is completely controlled. To control the disease, sowing may be done only by treating the seeds with 4gm thiram and 2 g Bavistin / kg seeds. |
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| Organic: | Spray G Agro Tricho + G Agro Pseudo + G Agro Bacillus 5 ml/lit 2 to 3 spray at 21 days interval. |
Crop Selection
| Seed Variety | Characteristics | Crop Duration (Days) |
Crop Yield (Kg/ha) |
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| CO1 | Tall plant, many umbels per plant, suitable for green and grains. | 110 | 500 |
| CO2 | High yield, dual-purpose variety, tolerant to drought, oil 0.3%. | 90-110 | 600-700 |
| CO3 | High yield, dual purpose, medium size grain, seed oil 0.38-0.41%. | 103 | 640 |
| Gujarat Coriander-1 | High yield, Number of branches are more, seeds bolder and greenish in colour. | 112 | 1100 |
| Gujarat Coriander-2 | High yield, more branches, dense, foliage, umbels large size, grain purpose variety, bold seeds, no lodging. | 110-115 | 1500 |
| Rajendra Swati | High yield potential, suitable for intercropping, fine seeded, rich in essential oil, resistant to stem gall disease. | 110 | 1200-1400 |
| RCr-41 | High yield, tall erect, suitable for irrigated areas, resistant to stem gall. | 130-140 | 1200 |
| Swati | High yield, semi-erect, suitable for delayed sowing. | 80-90 | 885 |
| Sadhana | High yield, suitable for rainfed areas, semi-erect, resistant to aphid and mites. | 95-105 | 1000 |
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