Growth and rhizome yield of Ginger (Zingiber officinale) using plantlets
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In ginger farming, the budget for matured rhizomes as planting material is usually the highest among the cost of production. To reduce the budget cost, the study used plantlets with different initial heights as planting material. The plantlets were propagated through sowing matured rhizomes and were gathered two months after sowing. The treatments of the study are: T0 u2013 25g (rhizome sett), T1 u2013 20cm (initial height of plantlets), T2 u2013 30cm, T3 u2013 40cm and T4 u2013 50cm. This study evaluated the height and number of tillers of the ginger during their 3rd and 5th months after transplanting (MAT)
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