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Energy  Use  Efficiency. of Major Jute Based         Studies of Panikaclhu (Colocasia esculenta var.
             Cropping Pattern.  Bang. J. Sci. Ind. Res.,  2007,   esculenta (L.) Schott). Bang. J. Life Sci., 2007, 19 (2),
             42(2), 195-202.                                      61-67.

             An investigation was undertaken in Jute Research     Twelve morphological form of panikachu were studied
             Regional Station, BJRI, Kishoreganj during the       for genetic diversely and correlation analysis. Significant
             period of 2000 - 2001 to 2002 - 2003 to evaluate     diversity (variations) for yield of  stolon  (t/ha)  and  its
             the  energy  input, energy output and output-input   contributing characters namely, number of  stolon  per
             ratio of some selected jute based cropping pattern.   plant, length of stolon, diameter of stolon, length  of
             the  result  showed  that the highest energy input   rhizome and girth of rhizome were observed. The variety
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             (42,928 MJ ha ) was noted for Jute (oli.)- T. aman   latiraj showed the highest value for number of stolon per
             rice-Potato, which was closely followed by Jute      plant, length of stolon and yield of stolon (t/ha) followed
             (cap.)-T. aman rice-Potato cropping  pattern         by PK.-141 and PK.-103 respectively. Correlation study
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             (39.856 MJ ha ). The lowest energy input (19,947     indicated that yield of stolon per plant had positive and
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             MJ ha ) was found for Jute (cap.)-T. aman  rice-     significant relationship with length of stolon, number of
             Fallow pattern. The highest energy output from       stolon per plant and diameter of stolon. Yield of stolon
             main product was recorded in Jute- T. aman rice-     per plant was negatively correlated with length and yield
             Potato cropping pattern while the lowest from Jute-  of rhizome.
             Fallow-Wheat pattern. However, the highest total
             energy output was obtained  from  Jute-T. aman       633.8 : AGRICULTURE : AROMATIC
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             rice-Wheat (4,01,332-403851 MJ ha ) which was        PLANTS
             followed by  Jute-T. aman rice-Potato (3,66,729-
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             3,73,949 MJ ha ) and Jute-T. aman rice-Lentil
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             (2,88,906-3,33,416 MJ  ha ), although the energy     412 BAKSHA, R.  (Biotechnology Division,
             output from main product of potato containing        Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI),
             cropping pattern was the highest. The  energy        Gazipur); JAHAN, M.A.A.; KHATUN,  R.  &
             output  from by-product was more compared to         MUNSHI, J.L. (BCSIR Laboratories, Dhaka).  In
             main product for all the cropping patterns.          vitro Rapid Clonal  Propagation  of  Rauvolfia
             Between two jute based cropping patterns, olitorius   serpentina (Linn.) Benth.  Bang.  J. Sci. Ind. Res.,
                                                                  2007, 42 (1), 37-44.
             jute  containing pattern required higher energy
             input than that of capsular is but energy output was
             higher  in capsularis jute containing pattern.       A protocol was developed for  in vitro clonal
             Output-input  ratio of cropping pattern was          propagation of Rauvolfia serpentina through direct
             maximum (14.5) in 2-crop pattern where rabi crops    regeneration from shoot tip  explants.  Multiple
             were absent. It indicated that rabi crops had lower   shoots  (eight  shoots per explant) induction were
                                                                  obtained on MS medium supplemented with 4.0
             energy output compared to other kharif crops.
                                                                  mg/1 BAP and 0.5 mg/1 MAA within 10-15 days.
             411   SARKER, B.K.; ALAM, N.; HOSSAIN, M.K.;         The elongated shoots rooted well in half strength
             AHMED, F.A.  (Dept.  of Botany, Jahangirnagar        MS medium with 0.5 mg/1 NAA. The in vitro
             University, Savar, Dhaka) & BHUIYAN,  M.K.R.         raised plantlets were acclimatized  in  glass  house
             (Tuber  Crops  Research Centre, Bangladesh Agricultural   and successfully transplanted to field condition
             Research  Institute,  Gazipur). Diversity and Correlation   with 80 % survival. The results indicated that large




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