Raw bonemeal is a concentrated source of phosphorus (P2O5), making it an excellent supplement for promoting root growth and flower development.
The correct answer is (B) Raw bone-meal.
Raw bone-meal is a highly concentrated organic manure that contains a high percentage of phosphorus (P₂O₅). It is derived from crushed animal bones and is known for its high phosphorus content, which promotes root development and flowering in plants.
Let's break down the other options:
(A) Neem cake: Neem cake is an organic manure that is rich in nitrogen, potassium, and micronutrients but does not have as high a phosphorus content as bone-meal.
(C) Poultry manure: Poultry manure is rich in nitrogen and contains phosphorus, but its phosphorus content is lower than that of raw bone-meal.
(D) Fish manure: Fish manure is a good source of nitrogen, phosphorus, and trace elements, but its phosphorus content is still not as high as raw bone-meal.
Thus, Raw bone-meal (Option B) has the highest percentage of P₂O₅ among the listed options.