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Dr. Subramanian P

Head, Division of Crop Production

Crop Production

Head, Division of Crop Production

subramanian.p@icar.gov.in

04994-232894 ext 228

Ph.D(Agriculture)

Agronomy

·         Quantified biomass production in the coconut based high density multispecies cropping system. The total biomass removed from the system ranged from 19.1 tones to 27.6 tones/ha/year. Recycling of these waste through vemicomposting could effect huge savings through import substitution of expensive chemical fertilizers .This will improve the soil physico chemical properties of the coconut growing soils and improve the coconut productivity on a sustainable basis. Further the reduction of chemical NPK requirement would resulted in saving of precarious foreign exchange reserve


·         The biomass production from coconut and other component crops in the coconut based high density multispecies cropping system gives an idea that how much quantity of recyclable and ploughed back in to the system through vermicomposting. The findings answer the quantity of biomass available for recycling in the coconut based farming system

ICAR team award for the year 2006

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Publications
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Subramanian,.P., Biddappa, C.C., Maheswarappa, H.P., Dhanapal, R., and Palaniswami, C. 2000. Feasibility studies of growing Glyricidia sepium as intercrop in coconut garden under littoral sandy soil. J. Plantn. Crops 28(3) p. 212-217

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P Subramanian,.Srinivasa Reddy, D. V. Palaniswami, C. Upadhayay , A.K, and Gopalasundaram, P. (2005) Studies on nutrient export and extent of nutrient recycling in coconut based HDMSCS [High density multispecies cropping system] system). CORD. 21 (1) 20-27

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P.Subramanian,R.Dhanapal, P. Sanil, C. Palaniswami, C.V. Sairam and H.P. Maheswarappa 2005.Glyricidia (Gliricidia sepium) as green manure in improving soil fertility and productivity of coconut under coastal littoral sandy soil. J. Plantn.Crops. 33(3) p.185-189

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P. Subramanian,R. Dhanapal, C. Palaniswami and Joseph Sebastian 2007. Feasibility studies on growing hybrid bajra napier fodder grass as intercrop in coconut under coastal sandy soil . Journal of plantation crops,35(1):19-22

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P. Subramanian, R. Dhanapal, C. Palaniswami and Joseph Sebastin.2006. Feasibility studies on growing pumpkin as intercrop in coconut under coastal sandy soil . Journal of Indian society of coastal agricultural research ,24(1):190-192