Table 4. Dry matter accumulation at anthesis, physiological maturity, and post-anthesis accumulation, dry matter translocation, dry matter translocation efficiency, and contribution to grain yield under different organic and inorganic N fertilizer application.

				DMT	DMTE	CDMRG
		DM (ghill-1)
Treatment	Ant	Mat	Pos-A	(g hill-1)	(%)	(%)
Early		41.6c	12.9c
T1	28.7c			6.1c	20.8a	31.7a
T2	39.9a	67.5b	27.6b	7.4a	18.2b	20.5b
T3	36.8b	66.0b	29.2a	6.6bc	17.8b	19.4b
T4	40.6a	71.0a	29.8a	7.4a	18.0b	19.3b
T5	39.4b	66.7b	27.4b	6.8bc	17.3b	19.8b
T6	41.1a	72.6a	30.2a	7.5a	18.2b	20.2b
Average	37.9a	64.2a	26.a	7.0b	18.4b	21.8b
Late		39.3c	10.9c
T1	28.4d			9.1bc	31.5a	51.6a
T2	41.4ab	60.8b	20.2b	11.7a	28.4b	37.5b
T3	38.3c	60.1b	21.8ab	10.1b	26.3b	31.6b
T4	42.1a	65.6a	23.7a	12.1a	28.8b	34.1b
T5	40.7b	62.1b	22.7a	9.5b	25.3b	29.5b
T6	42.6a	66.6a	23.8a	12.1a	26.7b	33.1b
Average	38.2a	61.0b	22.4b	10.8a	27.8a	36.2a
ANOVA
Treatments	**	**	**	*	*	**
Seasons	ns	*	*	*	*	*
S × T	ns	ns	ns	ns	ns	ns

Note: T₁-CF₀, T₂-100% CF, T₃-60% CM + 40% CF, T₄-30% CM + 70% CF, T₅-60% PM+ 40% CF, T6-30% PM + 70% CF, CF—chemical fertilizer, CM—cattle manure, PM—poultry manure, Ant-anthesis, Mat—physiological maturity, Pos-A—post anthesis accumulation, DMT—dry matter translocation, DMTE—dry matter translocation efficiency, CDMRG—contribution to grain yield (CDMRG), DM—dry matter. The mean comparison in columns were made using tukey tests for treatments mean in both seasons and the lettering was done on basis of Tuky HSD test at 5% using simple effect. ^ns = non-significant

*, ** = significant at 5% and ** at 1%, respectively.