The treatments were pure palm peat, pure rice hull, soil + 5% (weight) palm peat, soil + 5% (weight) rice hull, soil + 5% (weight) palm peat + 5% (weight) rice hull and pure soil.
The treatments were pure palm waste (Pa), pure rice hull (Rh), soil + 5% (weight) palm waste (S + 5%Pa), soil + 5% (weight) rice hull (S + 5%Rh), soil + 5% (weight) palm waste + 5% (weight) rice hull (S + 5%Pa + 5%Rh) and pure soil (S).
Addition of palm waste and rice hull to the soil improved the physiochemical properties of mix media but amount of cucumber yield in mix media (soil + 5% (weight) palm waste + 5%(weight) rice hull) was lowest and even it was lower than the soil media.
The organic wastes that were used in this study were fresh and have not passed fermentation period therefore mineralization process maybe were lead to decreasing in fruit yield and number of fruit in the soil + 5% (weight) palm waste + 5% (weight) rice hull treatment.
Blind bake the pastry in a flan tin, in a moderate oven, lining the pastry with baking paper and weighing it down with weights, rice or beans so it holds its shape.
Other seed traits included grain length, grain width, grain length/width ratio, grain thickness, grain weight, brown rice length, brown rice width, brown rice length/width ratio, brown rice thickness and brown rice weight.
Previous studies also reported that the weight of rice grain was permanently damaged under high temperature stress at the early milky stage (8 15 days after flowering), and rice grain quality and weight could not be reversed, even if optimum temperature conditions were provided after the high temperature stress [ 21, 22].
Se supplementation considerably enhanced the tiller numbers, chlorophyll content, plant height, panicle length and test weight of rice by 23.1%, 23.4%, 15.6% and 30.1%, respectively.
Grain yield attributes such as number of effective tillers per hill, panicle length and panicle weight of rice in both the varieties were significantly higher in INM as compared to chemical fertilizer alone.
During the experimental periods, all steers were fed a diet containing roughage to concentrate ratio of 30:70 at 20 g DMI/kg of body weight and rice straw was used as a roughage source.
The results were not influenced by water source (tubewell, dug well, pond or rain); cooking vessel (aluminium, steel, glass or earthenware); or the absolute weight of rice or volume of water.
