In the present study upon experiment was conducted where the influence of sunlight on the Growth and Yield of aloe Vera plant in summer. A pot experiment was performed in sindh agriculture university tando jam, sindh, Pakistan, during the period from march 2022 to June 2022 to quantify the influence of sunlight on growth and yield of aloe vera plant in summer to different shadows. The trial was laid out at Sindh Agriculture University, Tando jam, Sindh, Pakistan. The plants about 3 months olds of aloe vera plant were transplanted in earthen pots and placed at different shadows, T0 plant kept at sunlight, T1 plant kept in shadow, and T2 aloe vera plant was kept in sunlight for 5 to 7 hours. Outcomes found out that the tremendous variant was found for the special increase contributing characters of aloe vera plant in summer due to T2 aloe vera plant was kept in sunlight for 5 to 7 hours. The highest length of leaves about (18 inches), greatest number of leaves per plant (16), greatest number of suckers / plant (7), and highest wirth of leaf of aloe Vera (4 inches), highest weight of leaf (335 g), highest weight of leaf gel (275 g) was found from the (T2), Alternatively, the lowest length of leaves (13 inches), or lowest number of leaves (12), lowest number of suckers per plant (4), and the lowest worth of leaves (3.2 inches), lowest weight of leaf (290 g), lowest weight of leaf gel (145 g) result was observed from the T0 plant kept at sunlight, and middle results was observed from the T1 such as the length of leaves (14.4 inches), number of leaves (14 ), number of suckers per plant (5), and wirth of leaf (3.4 inches), weight of leaf (300 g), weight of leaf gel (200 g).
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Sunlight Effects, Growth of Aloe Vera, Yield of Aloe Vera
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Maqsood Ali Wagan, Tanveer Fatima Miano, Bilawal Nizamani, Hussain Ali Shar, Muhammad Khan Wagan, et al. (2022). Influence of Sunlight on Growth and Yield of Aloe Vera Plant. American Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering, 10(4), 84-88. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.bio.20221004.12
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author = {Maqsood Ali Wagan and Tanveer Fatima Miano and Bilawal Nizamani and Hussain Ali Shar and Muhammad Khan Wagan and Farhan Ali Wagan},
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abstract = {In the present study upon experiment was conducted where the influence of sunlight on the Growth and Yield of aloe Vera plant in summer. A pot experiment was performed in sindh agriculture university tando jam, sindh, Pakistan, during the period from march 2022 to June 2022 to quantify the influence of sunlight on growth and yield of aloe vera plant in summer to different shadows. The trial was laid out at Sindh Agriculture University, Tando jam, Sindh, Pakistan. The plants about 3 months olds of aloe vera plant were transplanted in earthen pots and placed at different shadows, T0 plant kept at sunlight, T1 plant kept in shadow, and T2 aloe vera plant was kept in sunlight for 5 to 7 hours. Outcomes found out that the tremendous variant was found for the special increase contributing characters of aloe vera plant in summer due to T2 aloe vera plant was kept in sunlight for 5 to 7 hours. The highest length of leaves about (18 inches), greatest number of leaves per plant (16), greatest number of suckers / plant (7), and highest wirth of leaf of aloe Vera (4 inches), highest weight of leaf (335 g), highest weight of leaf gel (275 g) was found from the (T2), Alternatively, the lowest length of leaves (13 inches), or lowest number of leaves (12), lowest number of suckers per plant (4), and the lowest worth of leaves (3.2 inches), lowest weight of leaf (290 g), lowest weight of leaf gel (145 g) result was observed from the T0 plant kept at sunlight, and middle results was observed from the T1 such as the length of leaves (14.4 inches), number of leaves (14 ), number of suckers per plant (5), and wirth of leaf (3.4 inches), weight of leaf (300 g), weight of leaf gel (200 g).},
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