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Saleh,, S., Abd-EI-Gwad, N., Omran, A. (2004). RESPONSE 0 F SOME SUNFLOWER CUL TIVARS TO SOME BIO-NITROGEN FERTILIZATION UNDR HILL SPACES. Journal of Plant Production, 29(12), 6775-6786. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238939
S. A. Saleh,; N. M. Abd-EI-Gwad; A. A. M. Omran. "RESPONSE 0 F SOME SUNFLOWER CUL TIVARS TO SOME BIO-NITROGEN FERTILIZATION UNDR HILL SPACES". Journal of Plant Production, 29, 12, 2004, 6775-6786. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238939
Saleh,, S., Abd-EI-Gwad, N., Omran, A. (2004). 'RESPONSE 0 F SOME SUNFLOWER CUL TIVARS TO SOME BIO-NITROGEN FERTILIZATION UNDR HILL SPACES', Journal of Plant Production, 29(12), pp. 6775-6786. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238939
Saleh,, S., Abd-EI-Gwad, N., Omran, A. RESPONSE 0 F SOME SUNFLOWER CUL TIVARS TO SOME BIO-NITROGEN FERTILIZATION UNDR HILL SPACES. Journal of Plant Production, 2004; 29(12): 6775-6786. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238939

RESPONSE 0 F SOME SUNFLOWER CUL TIVARS TO SOME BIO-NITROGEN FERTILIZATION UNDR HILL SPACES

Article 4, Volume 29, Issue 12, December 2004, Page 6775-6786  XML PDF (3.52 MB)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238939
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Authors
S. A. Saleh,1; N. M. Abd-EI-Gwad2; A. A. M. Omran2
1Field Crops Research Institute, Crop Intensification Research Section, A. R. C.
2Soil, Water and Environment Research Institute, A. R. C.
Abstract
Two field experiments were conducted at Sids agricultural Research Station
to study the response of three sunflower cultivars, namely Maik, Vedoc and Eroflour to
some bio-nitrogen fertilization treatments, i.e. control, inoculation with Rhizobacterien,
            "- inoculation with Rhizobacterien plus 10 kg NI fed, inoculation with Rhizobacterien plus
20 kg NI fed and 30 kg NI fed under three hill spaces ( 20, 25 and 30 cm between
hills) and their effects on some growth characters, yield and yield components as well
as oil content and oil yield per fed.
Results showed that, cultivars significantly differed in all characters under
study. It was clear that Eroflour cultivar surpassed the other two varieties in most
studied parameters, except plant height (cm) and 100- seed weight (gm) where Maik
cultivar gave the tallest sunflower plant, while 100- seed weight (gm) was not affected
by cultivars.
Decrease the plant distances (20 cm between hills) led to a significant
increase in plant height and both seeds and oil yields per fed, while both stem and
head diameter, 100- seed weight and seeds weight per head had a reverse trend. Oil
content was not affected by plant density.
As for bio- nitrogen fertilization, all studied characters significantly increased
by increasing nitrogen levels up to 30 kg NI fed. Inoculation of sunflower seeds with
Rhizobacterien plus application of 20 kg NI fed gave seeds yield per fed. equal to that
of fertilization with 30 kg NI fed, where no significance differences between them.
In general, the interactions among the three studied cultivars was significant
on all traits studied herein.
It could be concluded that using Eroflour cultivar under 20 cm between hills.
Also, seed inoculate the seed with Rhizobacteries as bio-fertilizer plus 20 kg NI fed
produced the highest seeds and oil yieldsl fed.
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