| DIALLEL ANALYSIS OF SOME IMPORTANT GRAIN YIELD TRAITS IN BREAD WHEAT CROSSES | Nataša LJUBIČIĆ,Sofija PETROVIĆ,Marko KOSTIĆ,Miodrag DIMITRIJEVIĆ,Nikola HRISTOV,Ankica KONDIĆ,Radivoje JEVTIĆ | 1–7 |
| INHERITANCE OF LONG AND DENSE CAPSULE CHARACTERISTICS IN SESAME | Engin YOL | 8–13 |
| COMPARISON OF MEAN YIELD COMPONENTS AND FIBER QUALITY PARAMETERS OF ADVANCED BULK GENERATIONS IN F2, F3 AND F4 INTERSPECIFIC AND INTRASPECIFIC COTTON POPULATIONS | Huseyin BASAL,Burcu DEMIROK,Tunay KARAHAN,Emre ILKER,Huseyin GUNGOR | 14–23 |
| COMPARISON OF MEAN YIELD COMPONENTS AND FIBER QUALITY PARAMETERS OF ADVANCED BULK GENERATIONS IN F AND F4 INTERSPECIFIC AND INTRASPECIFIC COTTON POPULATIONS | Huseyin BASAL, Huseyin GUNGOR, Burcu DEMIROK, Tunay KARAHAN, Emre ILKER | 14–23 |
| THE EFFECT OF TWIN ROW PLANTING PATTERN AND PLANT POPULATION ON YIELD AND YIELD COMPONENTS OF PEANUT (Arachis hypogaea L.) AT MAIN CROP PLANTING IN CUKUROVA REGION OF TURKEY | Cemal KURT,Halil BAKAL,Leyla GULLUOGLU,Halis ARIOGLU | 24–31 |
| EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT PHOSPHORUS DOSES ON NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS AS WELL AS YIELD AND QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF LAVANDIN (Lavandula × intermedia Emeric ex Loisel. var. Super) | Sabri ERBAŞ,Zeliha KUCUKYUMUK,Hasan BAYDAR,İbrahim ERDAL,Arif SANLI | 32–38 |
| THE EFFECTS OF AUTUMN AND SPRING SOWING ON YIELD, OIL AND MORPHINE CONTENTS IN THE TURKISH POPPY (Papaver somniferum L.) CULTIVARS | Nimet KARA | 39–46 |
| HAY YIELD AND QUALITY OF INTERCROPPED SORGHUM-SUDAN GRASS HYBRID AND LEGUMES WITH DIFFERENT SEED RATIO | Ugur BASARAN,Medine COPUR DOGRUSOZ,Erdem GULUMSER,Hanife MUT | 47–53 |
| HAY YIELD AND QUALITY OF INTERCROPPED SORGHUM-SUDAN GRASS HYBRID AND LEGUMES WITH DIFFERENT SEED RATIO | Hanife MUT, Ugur BASARAN, Erdem GULUMSER, Medine COPUR DOGRUSOZ | 47–53 |
| EFFECT OF ROW SPACING AND SOWING RATE ON SEED YIELD OF ALFALFA (Medicago sativa L.) UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS | Mustafa AVCI,Rustu HATIPOGLU,Selahattin CINAR,Celal YUCEL,İlker INAL | 54–62 |
| EFFECT OF ROW SPACING AND SOWING RATE ON SEED YIELD OF ALFALFA (Medicago sativa L.) UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS | Celal YUCEL, Mustafa AVCI, Rustu HATIPOGLU, Selahattin CINAR, Ilker INAL | 54–62 |
| IRRIGATION SCHEDULING OF WHEAT AT DIFFERENT NITROGEN LEVELS IN SEMI-ARID REGION | Muhammad Usman BASHIR,Syed Aftab WAJID,Ashfaq AHMAD,Muhammad AWAIS,Muhammad Aown Sammar RAZA,Ghulam Mustafa TAHIR,Umer SAEED,Muhammad Habib Ur REHMAN,Muhammad WAQAS,Shahid ABBAS | 63–70 |
| IRRIGATION SCHEDULING OF WHEAT AT DIFFERENT NITROGEN LEVELS IN SEMI-ARID REGION | Ghulam Mustafa TAHIR, Muhammad WAQAS, Syed Aftab WAJID, Muhammad Aown Sammar RAZA, Muhammad Habib Ur REHMAN, Shahid ABBAS, Ashfaq AHMAD, Muhammad AWAIS, Muhammad Usman BASHIR, Umer SAEED | 63–70 |
| THE EFFECTS OF ROW SPACING AND PLANT DENSITY ON YIELD AND YIELD COMPONENTS OF PEANUT GROWN AS A DOUBLE CROP IN MEDITERRANEAN ENVIRONMENT IN TURKEY | Bihter ONAT,Halil BAKAL,Leyla GULLUOGLU,Halis ARIOGLU | 71–80 |
| THE EFFECTS OF ROW SPACING AND PLANT DENSITY ON YIELD AND YIELD COMPONENTS OF PEANUT GROWN AS A DOUBLE CROP IN MEDITERRANEAN ENVIRONMENT IN TURKEY | Leyla GULLUOGLU, Bihter ONAT, Halis ARIOGLU, Halil BAKAL | 71–80 |
| RESPONSE OF THREE OAT FORMS TO SPRINKLING IRRIGATION AND NITROGEN FERTILIZATION | Katarzyna PANASIEWICZ,Wiesław KOZIARA,Agnieszka FALIGOWSKA | 81–88 |
| RESPONSE OF THREE OAT FORMS TO SPRINKLING IRRIGATION AND NITROGEN FERTILIZATION | Katarzyna PANASIEWICZ, Wies?aw KOZIARA, Agnieszka FALIGOWSKA | 81–88 |
| GENETIC MECHANISM CONTROLLING SELECTED WITHIN BOLL YIELD COMPONENTS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL TRAITS OF GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM L. UNDER SALINITY STRESS | Amir SHAKEEL,Muhammad NAEEM,İmtiaz ALİ,Sami Ul ALLAH,İrfan AFZAL,Asif SAEED,Muhammad IQBAL | 89–95 |
| GENETIC MECHANISM CONTROLLING SELECTED WITHIN BOLL YIELD COMPONENTS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL TRAITS OF GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM L. UNDER SALINITY STRESS | Irfan AFZAL, Muhammad IQBAL, Imtiaz ALİ, Amir SHAKEEL, Asif SAEED, sami ul ALLAH, Muhammad NAEEM | 89–95 |
| THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT WATER AND NITROGEN APPLICATIONS ON SOME YIELD PARAMETERS AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY IN SAGE (Salvia officinalis L.) | Cigdem SONMEZ,Emine BAYRAM | 96–103 |
| THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT WATER AND NITROGEN APPLICATIONS ON SOME YIELD PARAMETERS AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY IN SAGE (Salvia officinalis L.) | Cigdem SONMEZ, Emine BAYRAM | 96–103 |
| Performances of Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] Advanced Lines Grown in Second Cropping under Mediterranean Climatical Conditions of Western Turkey | Emre ILKER | 104–107 |
| PERFORMANCES OF SOYBEAN [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] ADVANCED LINES GROWN IN SECOND CROPPING UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATICAL CONDITIONS OF WESTERN TURKEY | Emre ILKER | 104–107 |
| INVESTIGATIONS ON THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOME QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A WINTER WHEAT POPULATION | Pakize Ozlem KURT POLAT,Koksal YAGDI | 108–113 |
| INVESTIGATIONS ON THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOME QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A WINTER WHEAT POPULATION | Pakize Ozlem KURT POLAT, Koksal YAGDI | 108–113 |
| THE EFFECT OF WATER STRESS ON RADIATION INTERCEPTION, RADIATION USE EFFICIENCY AND WATER USE EFFICIENCY OF MAIZE IN A TROPICAL CLIMATE | Geneille E. GREAVES,Yu-Min WANG | 114–125 |
| EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SEEDING RATES ON FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY COMPONENTS IN PEA | Aysen UZUN,Barıs B. ASIK,Esvet ACIKGOZ | 126–133 |
| EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SEEDING RATES ON FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY COMPONENTSIN PEA | Aysen UZUN, Esvet ACIKGOZ, Barıs B ASIK | 126–133 |
| LIGHT INTERCEPTION, RADIATION USE EFFICIENCY AND BIOMASS ACCUMULATION RESPONSE OF MAIZE TO INTEGRATED NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT UNDER DROUGHT STRESS CONDITIONS | Muhammad Saqib RANDHAWA,Muhammad MAQSOOD,Muhammad Asif SHEHZAD,Muhammad Umer CHATTHA,Muhammad Bilal CHATTHA,Fahim NAWAZ,Sanaullah YASIN,Tasawer ABBAS,Muhammad Mohsin NAWAZ,Rana Dildar KHAN,Usman ZULFIQAR | 134–142 |
| THE EFFECT OF SOWING DATE AND NITROGEN FERTILIZER FORM ON GROWTH, YIELD AND YIELD COMPONENTS IN SUNFLOWER | Erdogan OZTURK,Taskın POLAT,Murat SEZEK | 143–151 |
| GENETIC VARIATION IN RELATIVE CELL INJURY FOR BREEDING UPLAND COTTON UNDER HIGH TEMPERATURE STRESS | Noshair KHAN,İrshad AHMAD,Muhammad Tehseen AZHAR | 152–159 |