The Common bean (Phaselous vulgaris L.) Response to Different Levels of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizers

The high cost and excess use of inorganic fertilizers are the important concerns for beneficial yield common beans at same time integrated crop management practices universal demands agriculture environment. Therefore, research was carried out from June to Sept 2018 in botanical garden Agriculture Faculty, Kabul University, Afghanistan evaluate influence isolate combine application diammonium phosphate (DAP) PM (PM) with different concentrations on growth, attributes bean. According results achieved, it found that combination 80 kg DAP ha-1 + 5ton improved performance bean, respect 2272.33 grain yield( GY) over used (10 ton ha-1, 130 control, respectively). In addition, 5 showed positive effects growth while no significant were observed control (without any fertilizer application) trait There also strong correlations within which indicate importance bean GY. present is a good source P other primary elements beans.