ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Optimization of fertilizer doses for increased fruit yield of dragon fruit adopting response surface methodology and Box-Behnken design.
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Abstract
Dragon fruit stands out all among fruits not only for its essential nutrients and antioxidant content but also for its aesthetic appeal. Its high demand in consumer preferences and marketing values makes it a sought-after fruit. However, its production is limited by poor agronomic practices, particularly suboptimal use of fertilizers. Therefore, this study aims to enhance dragon fruit production by improving fertilizer use efficiency, thereby increasing fruit yield without wastage of inorganic fertilizer. To achieve this objective, two dragon fruit pulp types, white and purple-red, were chosen as test crops, and a total of three independent variables with different graded levels of N:P:K combinations were utilized. Second-order rotatable design (SORD) particularly Box-Behnken design (BBD) was employed using response surface methodology (RSM) to fix the fertilizer treatment combinations, to study the yield response and optimization of fertilizer doses. The response outcomes of white pulp fruit yield per hectare (Y
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