Root Growth, Nutrient Uptake, Nodulation and Yield of Summer Mung [Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek] as Influenced by Land Configuration and Varying Nutrient Management Practices under Coastal Plains of Odisha

Background: Green gram being an important legume crop, its rooting traits and nodule characteristics are vital in determining overall productivity. Land configuration plays a crucial role influencing the root growth green gram. Judicious use of balanced nutrients fertilizers is needed owing to sustainability concern environment also for optimising production process. Methods: Field experiments were carried out at Agronomy Main Research Farm, O.U.A.T. Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India during 2020 2021 study effect different land methods varying nutrient management practices on growth, uptake yield summer mung. Split-plot Design was adopted with three replications having four main plot 6 sub-plot treatments. Result: The outcomes experiment showed that raised bed method PDM-139 cultivar gave highest pooled length (13.1 cm), dry weight (1.52 g) shoot: ratio (6.83). F6 treatment synonymous results (12.16 cm length, 1.53 g weight). Similar trend observed number nodules (15.48 nodules/plant) fresh (25.50 under configuration, variety (16.61 nodules/plant, 25.50 respectively. total grain straw nitrogen, phosphorous potassium found be flat-bed cultivar. result revealed sowing PDM 139 along practice based STCR equations (F6) significantly produced more (522.84 kg/ha 455.29 respectively) than other there positive correlation between respective N, P2O5 K2O uptakes.