عنوان المقالة:تأثير التدرج الهرمي على انتاج الفروع تحت تاثير معدل البذار ومستوى النتروجين The Effect of The Hierarchy of Tiller Production In Wheat Under The Influence of Seed Rates And Nitrogen Levels
محمد فوزي حمزة الحسن | Mohammed fawzi hamza al -hasaan | 6889
Publication Type
Journal
Arabic Authors
جمال وليد محمود* ومحمد فوزي حمزة الحسن
English Authors
J. W. Mahmoud* M.F.H. Al- Hassan
Abstract
Abstract:A Factorial experiment was conducted at the Experimental Station (A) of the Field Crops Department / college of Agriculture - University of Baghdad (Jadriya) during the winter season of 2014-2015. The study aimed to investigate the effect of the hierarchy of tiller production in wheat under the influence of seed rates and nitrogen levels. Treatments were distributed in the Factorial experiment within Randomized Complete Black Design with three Replicates and four seeding rates 60,80,100 and 120 kg ha-1 and fertilized with four nitrogen levels 50,100,150 and 200 kg N. ha-1. The results showed that there were significant differences within two factors and their interactionwith the number of fertile tillers m-2 (the first tiller T1, the second tiller T2, the third tiller T3). m-2, dry weight (gm) and plant height (cm) during the growing season.As the main stem superiority to give the highest average of number of fertile tillers m-272.7 spikes. m-2 and dry weight were 15.131 (gm) and plant height was 76.18 cm compared to other primary (tiller1, tiller2, tiller3) which amounted to 167.54 tillers. m-2 5.39 (g) and 54.41 (cm) respectively. Concerning seed rates were higher than 80 kg. Ha in giving the highest average number of fertile tillers. m-2 reached 181.77 tillers. Fertile. m-2 did not differ significantly from the seed rate 100 kg. Ha, which reached 174.57 tillers. Fertile. m-2 while the seed rate exceeds 60 kg. Ha in giving the highest average dry weight (gm) and plant height (cm) was 2.28 g and 64.03 cm respectively compared to the rest of the other seed rates. The Nitrogen levels have exceeded 150 kg N.ha, gave the highest average number of fertile tillers. m-2 182.1 fertile tillers. It did not differ significantly in the level of 100 kg. N. ha, which gave an average of 164.25 tillers. Fertile.m-2 compared to the rest of the levels, while dry weight and plant height exceeded the level of 100 kg, giving the highest average of 2.362 g and 64.2 cm respectively compared to the rest of the levels. Conclude that the total contribution rate of the primary tillers is half the total number m-2. Within two factors study, seeding rates and nitrogen levels behaved differently in their effect on the main stem and primary tillers. The older tillers also gave the highest contribution rates compared to the higher tillers in the composition. The lowest seed rate also gave the highest average dry matter accumulation and the average number of fertile tillers. m-2.
Abstract
Abstract:A Factorial experiment was conducted at the Experimental Station (A) of the Field Crops Department / college of Agriculture - University of Baghdad (Jadriya) during the winter season of 2014-2015. The study aimed to investigate the effect of the hierarchy of tiller production in wheat under the influence of seed rates and nitrogen levels. Treatments were distributed in the Factorial experiment within Randomized Complete Black Design with three Replicates and four seeding rates 60,80,100 and 120 kg ha-1 and fertilized with four nitrogen levels 50,100,150 and 200 kg N. ha-1. The results showed that there were significant differences within two factors and their interactionwith the number of fertile tillers m-2 (the first tiller T1, the second tiller T2, the third tiller T3). m-2, dry weight (gm) and plant height (cm) during the growing season.As the main stem superiority to give the highest average of number of fertile tillers m-272.7 spikes. m-2 and dry weight were 15.131 (gm) and plant height was 76.18 cm compared to other primary (tiller1, tiller2, tiller3) which amounted to 167.54 tillers. m-2 5.39 (g) and 54.41 (cm) respectively. Concerning seed rates were higher than 80 kg. Ha in giving the highest average number of fertile tillers. m-2 reached 181.77 tillers. Fertile. m-2 did not differ significantly from the seed rate 100 kg. Ha, which reached 174.57 tillers. Fertile. m-2 while the seed rate exceeds 60 kg. Ha in giving the highest average dry weight (gm) and plant height (cm) was 2.28 g and 64.03 cm respectively compared to the rest of the other seed rates. The Nitrogen levels have exceeded 150 kg N.ha, gave the highest average number of fertile tillers. m-2 182.1 fertile tillers. It did not differ significantly in the level of 100 kg. N. ha, which gave an average of 164.25 tillers. Fertile.m-2 compared to the rest of the levels, while dry weight and plant height exceeded the level of 100 kg, giving the highest average of 2.362 g and 64.2 cm respectively compared to the rest of the levels. Conclude that the total contribution rate of the primary tillers is half the total number m-2. Within two factors study, seeding rates and nitrogen levels behaved differently in their effect on the main stem and primary tillers. The older tillers also gave the highest contribution rates compared to the higher tillers in the composition. The lowest seed rate also gave the highest average dry matter accumulation and the average number of fertile tillers. m-2.
Publication Date
12/11/2017
Publisher
IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science (IOSR-JAVS)
Volume No
12
Issue No
10
ISSN/ISBN
2319-2372
DOI
DOI: 10.9790/2380-1012023445
Pages
34-45
File Link
تحميل (76 مرات التحميل)
External Link
http://www.iosrjournals.org/iosr-javs/papers/Vol10-issue12/Version-2/F1012023445.pdf
Keywords
Keywords:the hierarchy of tiller production, the contribution of main stem, Tiller1, Tiller2, Tiller3, Dry weight tillers, Tiller height * Part of M.Sc. Thesis of the first author.
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