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Evaluation of Winter Vetch Varieties by Quality Indicators

Viliana VASİLEVA
Valentin KOSEV
YALÇIN KAYA
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156–165
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Positive statistically significant relationship was found between thegrain yield and crude protein content (r = 0.58)

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Objective & Hypothesis:Biochemical assessment of the aboveground biomass of 8 winter vetch (Vicia villosa) varieties was performed in two stages ofplant development - beginning of flowering and technical maturity of seeds.
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Key Findings & Data:Field trial was carried out in the Institute of ForageCrops, Pleven, Bulgaria (2014-2016).
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Conclusion & Impact:Positive statistically significant relationship was found between thegrain yield and crude protein content (r = 0.58)
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Biochemical assessment of the aboveground biomass of 8 winter vetch (Vicia villosa) varieties was performed in two stages ofplant development - beginning of flowering and technical maturity of seeds. Field trial was carried out in the Institute of ForageCrops, Pleven, Bulgaria (2014-2016). The variability in crude protein (CP) content (5.55 - 6.12%), calcium (8.17 - 9.87%) andphosphorus (5.34 - 6.74%) in both phenological stages was weak. The variation of crude fiber (CF) content (6.02 - 11.08%) andcrude ash (CA) (7.42 - 10.88%) was found stronger. At the beginning of flowering with a higher crude protein content Asko 1(21.78%) and BGE001076 (21.53%), phosphorus content BGE001076 (0.48%), BGE004222 and BGE000643 (0.47%) weredistinguished. In the technical maturity stage with a high crude protein content BGE004222 (20.51%) and BGE001847 (20.07%)are characterized and with phosphorus BGE004222 (0.38%). Positive statistically significant relationship was found between thegrain yield and crude protein content (r = 0.58)

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VASİLEVA, V., KOSEV, V., KAYA, Y. (2020). Evaluation of Winter Vetch Varieties by Quality Indicators. Uluslararası tarım araştırmalarında yenilikçi yaklaşımlar dergisi (Online), Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2, 156–165. https://ajindex.com/articles/339800

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