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The Effects of Salicylic Acid on The Growth and Some Physiological Properties of Bread Wheat Varieties Under Drought Stress

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1737–1746
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2022-10-18
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The characteristics, which were adverselyaffected when compared to the control application under drought conditions, were commonlypositively affected by the salicylic acid applications.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This research was conducted at Department of Field Crops in Faculty of Agriculture inYüzüncü Yıl University in 2014 , in the growth chamber under controlled conditions in terms oftemperature and light, for 5 bread wheat varities (Doğu-88, Altay-2000, Bezostaja1, Alparslan and Tirmixed population line), for two different irrigation levels (using 40% of the field capacity for droughtand 60% for control), through the application of two different salicylic acid dosage (0.1 mM kg-1SA and 1.0 mM kg-1SA), with four repetitions in 80 pots with 4 kg soil capacity, with respect torandomized experimental design principles.
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Key Findings & Data:In terms of the investigated characteristics, salicylic acidapplications were found to be effective for the Bezostaja1, Doğu-88, Altay-2000 varieties and Tirwheat population line by enhancing their tolerance to drought and exhibited differences with respect tothe salicylic acid doses (0.1 mM kg-1and1.0 mM kg-1).
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Conclusion & Impact:The characteristics, which were adverselyaffected when compared to the control application under drought conditions, were commonlypositively affected by the salicylic acid applications.
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This research was conducted at Department of Field Crops in Faculty of Agriculture inYüzüncü Yıl University in 2014 , in the growth chamber under controlled conditions in terms oftemperature and light, for 5 bread wheat varities (Doğu-88, Altay-2000, Bezostaja1, Alparslan and Tirmixed population line), for two different irrigation levels (using 40% of the field capacity for droughtand 60% for control), through the application of two different salicylic acid dosage (0.1 mM kg-1SA and 1.0 mM kg-1SA), with four repetitions in 80 pots with 4 kg soil capacity, with respect torandomized experimental design principles. In terms of the investigated characteristics, salicylic acidapplications were found to be effective for the Bezostaja1, Doğu-88, Altay-2000 varieties and Tirwheat population line by enhancing their tolerance to drought and exhibited differences with respect tothe salicylic acid doses (0.1 mM kg-1and1.0 mM kg-1). The characteristics, which were adverselyaffected when compared to the control application under drought conditions, were commonlypositively affected by the salicylic acid applications.

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ÖZTÜRKCİ, Y., ARPALI, D. (2022). The Effects of Salicylic Acid on The Growth and Some Physiological Properties of Bread Wheat Varieties Under Drought Stress. Iğdır Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 3, 1737–1746. https://ajindex.com/articles/538534

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