Optimization of halophytic compost along with farmyard manure and rhizobium on growth of vigna mungo l

Across the larger part of the world excess and unsustainable use of chemical fertilizers had lead to several issues of environmental pollution and land degradation. The utilization of organic compost as alternatives to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers is considered a good agricultural practice. However the effect of organic compost on growth parameters of plant depends upon its chemical composition. The goal of this endeavour is to find out optimization of a variety of halophytic compost in tandem on the developmental patterns of black gram (Vigna mungo L.). All the halophytic compost amended soils showed positive effect on growth parameters of black gram, although at the end of the experimental period growth parameters of black gram such as plant height, number of compound leaves, leaf area, number of branches, fresh and dry weight of plant ,number of root nodules, fresh and dry weight of root nodules increased more significantly in the treatment Suaeda maritima compost @ 6.25 t h + farmyard manure @ 3.13 t h + Rhizobium @ 2kg h treated soils when compared to other halophytic compost and control.