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Table 1.

Analytical soil properties of the experimental fields (0-15 cm depth).

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Table 2.

Monthly average values of key weather parameters at the experimental site during the period from December 2024 to May 2025.

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Table 3.

Details of the four foxtail millet varieties.

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Table 4.

Description of the priming agents.

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Table 5.

Effect of variety on different seed germination indices and seedling vigor of foxtail millet.

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Effect of variety on seedling growth of foxtail millet.

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Table 7.

Effect of priming agent on different seed germination indices and seedling vigor.

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Table 8.

Effect of priming agent on seedling growth of foxtail millet.

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Fig 1.

Interaction effects of foxtail millet varieties with priming agents.

Here, BARI Kaon-1 (V1); BARI Kaon-2 (V2); BARI Kaon-3 (V3); BARI Kaon-4 (V4); No priming (P0); Hydropriming (P1); 15000 ppm KNO3 (P2); 30000 ppm KNO3 (P3); 40000 ppm Mannitol (P4); 60000 ppm Mannitol (P5); 10000 ppm NaCl (P6); 20000 ppm NaCl (P7); 100 ppm PEG (P8); 150 ppm PEG (P9); 500 ppm NaOCl (P10); 1000 ppm NaOCl (P11); 10000 ppm CaCl2 (P12); 20000 ppm CaCl2 (P13); ** = Significant at 0.01 level of probability.

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Fig 2.

Interaction effects of foxtail millet varieties with priming agents.

Here, BARI Kaon-1 (V1); BARI Kaon-2 (V2); BARI Kaon-3 (V3); BARI Kaon-4 (V4); No priming (P0); Hydropriming (P1); 15000 ppm KNO3 (P2); 30000 ppm KNO3 (P3); 40000 ppm Mannitol (P4); 60000 ppm Mannitol (P5); 10000 ppm NaCl (P6); 20000 ppm NaCl (P7); 100 ppm PEG (P8); 150 ppm PEG (P9); 500 ppm NaOCl (P10); 1000 ppm NaOCl (P11); 10000 ppm CaCl2 (P12); 20000 ppm CaCl2 (P13); ** = Significant at 0.01 level of probability.

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Fig 3.

Explained variable percentage showed by scree plot.

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Fig 4.

Principal component analysis for germination and growth-related traits with various priming agents.

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Fig 5.

Hierarchical Cluster dendrogram (PCA-based).

Here, No priming (P0); Hydropriming (P1); 15000 ppm KNO3 (P2); 30000 ppm KNO3 (P3); 40000 ppm Mannitol (P4); 60000 ppm Mannitol (P5); 10000 ppm NaCl (P6); 20000 ppm NaCl (P7); 100 ppm PEG (P8); 150 ppm PEG (P9); 500 ppm NaOCl (P10); 1000 ppm NaOCl (P11); 10000 ppm CaCl2 (P12); 20000 ppm CaCl2 (P13); ** = Significant at 0.01 level of probability.

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Table 9.

Effect of variety on yield attributes and yield of foxtail millet in winter season.

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Table 10.

Effect of priming agent on yield attributes and yield of kaon in winter season.

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Table 11.

Interaction effect of variety and priming agent on the yield attributes and yield of foxtail millet in winter season.

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Table 12.

Effect of variety on yield attributes and yield of kaon in summer season.

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Table 13.

Effect of priming agent on yield attributes and yield of foxtail millet in summer season.

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Table 14.

Interaction effect of variety and priming agent on yield attributes and yield of foxtail millet in summer season.

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