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The aim of this work is to study the effect of soil salinity using different levels of NaCl (0, 10, 15 g/ NaCl) on some morphological and physiological properties of durum wheat (Triticum durum Desf.) var KEBIR in the vegetative stage. The results obtained allowed us to observe the negative impact of saline stress on the leaf area, Chlorophyll b, and carotenoids at moderate and higher salinity levels. The effect of salt on chlorophyll a content remains insignificant. On the other hand, proline content was highly affected by salt stress. It was excessively increased with the rise of osmotic stress levels, especially at higher salinity levels (15g/l NaCl). Phytohormones, such as auxin and cytokinin, are known to be involved in the regulation of plant responses to salinity stress. Also, it counteracts the adverse effect of stress conditions. Exogenous spraying of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) and kinetin (K) with three various levels (10, 20, 30 p.p.m.), during the vegetative phase, indicated that an increase in the leaf area and pigments content are associated with a decrease in the proline content.

The present study aimed to investigate the effect of spraying with IAA and GA3 and the interaction between them on improvement the growth, yield and some biochemical and physiological characteristics of wheat plant (Triticum durum serf Triticum aestivum) of two cultivars, Mohamed Ben Bachir (MBB) and Hedab (HD), were growing under different concentrations of sea water salinity ( 10%, 30% and 60%) and the comparison plant control was also used.The results showed decreased continuously in plant length and yield (as spikes and 100 wheat grain weight), with increasing the concentrations of salinity during the growth period, compared with untreated plants. The concentrations of salinity used, has negatively effect on number of leaves and proliferate (first generation) and the leaf area of plant. On contrast, proline content was increased with increasing the concentrations of salinity, this revealed that the plant exhibited resistant to salinity. The spraying with regulators of growth used in the present study (IAA and GA3), showed significant effect on plant, in the extent of reducing the hurt effect of salinity on the vegetative measurements and some physiological components of plant.

Then a field experiment in two consecutive seasons on a farm in the Division lead to study the effectiveness of the added phosphorus spraying on the leaves and compare them added to the ground on the vegetative growth of wheat plants under conditions of Algeria, where you use three factors for phosphorus P 0 -Ps -Pr (without adding phosphorus -affixed to the ground -added spray), respectively. and massage at 50 parts / million P 2 O 5 on the image of super phosphate, and then added in two 3 / 2 amount by the Agriculture mixing with the soil and 3 / 1 the remainder after 15 days of agriculture, was also used phosphorus spraying on the leaves concentration of 1% of the sodium phosphate mono NaHPO 4 three periods after 30 -35 -40 days of agriculture, and selected two types of soil differ in physical and chemical characteristics, results showed the following: Increased the dry weight of shoot significantly by adding phosphorus to any of the methods for the treatment of comparison, regardless of the type of soil The addition of phosphorus in any of the methods to increase the number of leaves and the back in both two soil in the two phases of growth. The addition of phosphorus to the ground to the significant increase in total dry weight of roots and surpassed the values of dry weight of both shoots and roots in the soil of the first region than those in the soil of Talha. -The mutual influence between the two variables is statistically significantIncreased the total content of phosphorus in shoot dry any of the methods although the added Ground surpassed Added spraying on the leaves, but the same trend was observed for the dry weight of roots.