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Effect of zinc on some seedling traits in five triticale cultivars

Beş tritikale çeşidinde çinkonun bazı fide özelliklerine etkisi

Gülmezoğlu Nurdilek ATILGAN
İNCİ TOLAY
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65–74
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In conclusion, Presto 2000 was the cultivar which responded the least to (Zn) application at the end of the 21 days of period.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The effect of different zinc (Zn) application doses (0 and 5 mg Zn/kg soil) on development of root and shoot of five registered triticale cultivars (Tatlıcak 97, Karma 2000, Presto 2000, Melez 2001 and MİKHAM 2002) grown on a calcareous (Zn) deficient soil (Eskişehir-Sultanönü) for the 21 days was investigated under greenhouse conditions.
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Key Findings & Data:Zinc application at the rate of 5 mg kg-1 soil had a positive effect on above ground parts (plant height on 14th and 21th days, shoot dry matter yield) and under ground parts (root number, root length, root dry weight and root dry weight/shoot dry weight) of triticale cultivars used in the experiment.
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Conclusion & Impact:In conclusion, Presto 2000 was the cultivar which responded the least to (Zn) application at the end of the 21 days of period.
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⚙️Variables:kültür çeşitleri · kuru madde · fide büyümesi

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The effect of different zinc (Zn) application doses (0 and 5 mg Zn/kg soil) on development of root and shoot of five registered triticale cultivars (Tatlıcak 97, Karma 2000, Presto 2000, Melez 2001 and MİKHAM 2002) grown on a calcareous (Zn) deficient soil (Eskişehir-Sultanönü) for the 21 days was investigated under greenhouse conditions. Zinc application at the rate of 5 mg kg-1 soil had a positive effect on above ground parts (plant height on 14th and 21th days, shoot dry matter yield) and under ground parts (root number, root length, root dry weight and root dry weight/shoot dry weight) of triticale cultivars used in the experiment. While Tatlıcak 97 and Melez 2001 cultivars increased much more their above ground parts by (Zn) application, Presto 2000 and Mikham 2002 responded least to (Zn) application. While the influence of (Zn) application on the root development of Tatlıcak 97 and Presto 2000 cultivars was least among cultivars, Melez 2000 and Karma 2000 were the most affected cultivars by (Zn) application with respect to root development. In conclusion, Presto 2000 was the cultivar which responded the least to (Zn) application at the end of the 21 days of period.

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Tescilli beş tritikale çeşidinin (Tatlıcak 97, Karma 2000, Presto 2000, Melez 2001 ve MİKHAM 2002) ile çinko (Zn) eksikliğine sahip, kireçli Eskişehir-Sultanönü toprağında, sera koşullarında 21 gün süre ile 0 ve 5 mg Zn/kg toprakta yetiştirilerek (Zn) eksikliğinin kök büyümesi ve fide gelişimine etkileri araştırılmıştır. Denemedeki tritikale çeşitlerinin toprak üstü (14 ve 21 günlük fide boyu, yeşil aksam kuru madde verimi) ve toprak altı aksamlarına (kök sayısı, kök uzunluğu, kök kuru madde verimi ve kök kuru madde verimi/yeşil aksam kuru madde verimi) (Zn) uygulamasının olumlu etkisi bulunmuştur. (Zn) uygulamasıyla yeşil aksam kuru madde verimleri en fazla Tatlıcak 97 ve Melez 2001’de artarken, Presto 2000 ve MİKHAM 2002 (Zn) uygulamasına en az cevap veren çeşitler olmuştur. Çinko uygulaması, Tatlıcak 97 ve Presto 2000 çeşitlerinin kök gelişimi üzerinde en az etkili olurken, Melez 2001 ve Karma 2000 en çok etkilenmiştir. Sonuçta Presto 2000, 21 günlük süre sonunda (Zn) uygulamasına en az cevap veren çeşit olmuştur.

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ATILGAN, G. N., TOLAY, İ. (2008). Effect of zinc on some seedling traits in five triticale cultivars. Akdeniz Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 21 - Sayı: 1, 65–74. https://ajindex.com/articles/149757

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