Research Article

Response of Carrot (Daucus carota L.) to Supplementary Irrigation under Rain-Fed Agriculture at Jimma and Gera, Jimma Zone, South West Ethiopia

Table 7

Effects of supplementary irrigation on the yield and yield components of carrot at JARC.

No.TreatmentPlant height (cm)Root shoulder diameter (mm)Root length (cm)Fresh biomass (kg/ha)Fresh root weight (kg/ha)Water productivity (kg/m3)HI (%)

1Rain fed/no irrigation30.1334.50ab21.001,640.00b5,201.4b31
2Full irrigation/100% ETc35.6736.43ab23.002,419.20ab6,875.0ab3.70d35
3¾ Irrigation/75% ETc36.0738.37a22.273,038.60a7,430.6a5.34d41
4½ Irrigation/50% ETc31.6035.90ab20.872,130.90ab6,111.1ab6.36d34
5¼ Irrigation/25% ETc32.8031.73b18.932,398.10ab5,902.8ab11.19c41
6One irrigation at flowering stage33.5334.77ab20.602,577.80ab6,076.4ab29.35a42
7One irrigation at fruit setting stage30.4731.60b21.731,765.70b6,388.9ab15.29b27
8Two irrigation at flowering and fruit setting34.2734.70ab21.002,558.10ab6,902.8ab5.78d37
LSDNs5.98Ns1,125.701,849.603.46
CV8.549.837.3717.1916.6020.55

Means with the same letter are not significantly different at 5% significant level.