Effect of Iron and Zinc on Yield and Yield Components of Mutant Line’s Wheat

Ghorbani, Samira; Khiabani, Behnam Naserian; Amini, I; Ardakani, Mohammad Reza; Pirdashti, Hemmatollah; Moakhar, S. R.

doi:10.3923/ajbs.2009.74.80

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“…Habib [74] announced that foliar use of Zn and Fe during the tillering and heading stages expanded wheat grain yield and part yields when contrasted with control. The examination on the effect of Fe and Zn on wheat freak line yield and yield parts uncovered that treatment of Fe and Zn impacted grain yield [75]. Seadh et al [76] found that foliar treatment of 500 ppm Fe expanded grain yield, yield part, and protein content in wheat contrasted with untreated wheat.…”

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Impact of different levels of iron fertilizer on growth and yield physiology of Kodo millet under rainfed conditions – An overview

Samundeswari¹,

Jeyapandiyan²,

Anitha³

et al. 2022

J App Biol Biotech

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Kodo millet (Paspalum scrobiculatum) is a minor cereal that is grown to a large extent in the southern states of India. The crop is remarkably drought resistant and is grown primarily rainfed, though in small areas under irrigation. This is the coarsest among the food grains. The grain is easily preserved and proved as a good famine reserve and a poor man's food. Kodo millet crop is more susceptible to iron deficiency in the early stage of growth, and the plant becomes stunted in early seedling stages. If deficiency is prolonged, plants will die. Iron deficiency in kodo millet causes chlorosis, decreased vegetative growth, and marked yield losses. Therefore, Fe fertilizers, either applied to the soil or delivered to the foliage, are used to control Fe deficiency in the field. To improve the current Fe chlorosis condition, practical correction methods to be taken into account are state-of-the-art all related scientific knowledge, integrating physiological, biochemical, and agronomical data. In all cases, Fe fertilization leads to episodes of high Fe concentration in the rhizosphere, roots, or in the plant shoot tissues.

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Impact of different levels of iron fertilizer on growth and yield physiology of Kodo millet under rainfed conditions – An overview

Samundeswari¹,

Jeyapandiyan²,

Anitha³

et al. 2022

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Metal accumulation potential, human health risks, and yield attributes of hundred bread wheat genotypes on irrigation with municipal and remediated wastewater

Akbar

Ali

Hussain

et al. 2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Foliar Spray of Fe-Asp Confers Better Drought Tolerance in Sunflower as Compared with FeSO4: Yield Traits, Osmotic Adjustment, and Antioxidative Defense Mechanisms

Ali

El‐Esawi

et al. 2020

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Different techniques are being employed to reduce the adverse effects of water stress on seed yield and quality of crop plants. The current study aimed to improve the water stress tolerance of field-grown sunflower by foliar-supplied ecofriendly iron-chelated aspartate (Fe-Asp) in comparison with FeSO4. Water stress decreased the plant growth and yield, accompanied with disturbed water relations, nutrient acquisition, accumulation of amino acids, and antioxidative defense mechanisms. However, lipid peroxidation, total anthocyanin, and photosynthetic pigments were increased. Fertigation of FeSO4 and Fe-Asp as foliar sprays proved effective to reduce the negativities of limited irrigation on biomass production and seed yield, accompanied with a reduction in lipid peroxidation and improvements in water relations, antioxidative defense mechanisms, and leaf photosynthetic pigments. In comparison with FeSO4, foliary applied Fe-Asp better improved the plant water relations with more accumulation of essential amino acids and nutrient acquisition, especially leaf aspartate (Asp) and Fe accumulation which showed better translocation. Overall, foliary applied Fe-Asp proved better for induction of drought tolerance in sunflower plants as compared with FeSO4. The study recommended the use of the ecofriendly Fe-Asp as a foliar spray for better growth and production of sunflower under limited irrigation.

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Effect of Iron and Zinc on Yield and Yield Components of Mutant Line’s Wheat

Cited by 5 publications

References 16 publications

Impact of different levels of iron fertilizer on growth and yield physiology of Kodo millet under rainfed conditions – An overview

Impact of different levels of iron fertilizer on growth and yield physiology of Kodo millet under rainfed conditions – An overview

Metal accumulation potential, human health risks, and yield attributes of hundred bread wheat genotypes on irrigation with municipal and remediated wastewater

Foliar Spray of Fe-Asp Confers Better Drought Tolerance in Sunflower as Compared with FeSO4: Yield Traits, Osmotic Adjustment, and Antioxidative Defense Mechanisms

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