Effect of Potassium Chloride on Seed Germination and Early Growth of Three Rape Seed Varieties

Solangi, S.; Solangi, Zeeshan Ahmed; Solangi, Afshan Bano; Memon, Shabana; Memon, Sadaf

doi:10.6000/1927-5129.2018.14.28

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“…E-mail: qhurape@126.com. (Solangi et al, 2018). The polyploid B. napus (AACC, 2n = 38) derived by hybridizing turnip rape and cabbage.…”

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Brassica is one of the world's most vital oil-seed crops and provides the basis of world supplies, so to satisfy the popularity of live stocks for vegetable oil and good fats, it is essential to cultivate and improve the production of rapeseeds. Quantitative trait loci (QTL) is a viable tool for characterizing large loci and also important in molecular marker assisted breeding programs. Seed yield (SY) is a complex trait controlled by different loci and directly influenced by the seed weight, the number of seed per silique, and silique per plant. SY is also affected by some other yield related traits like (plant height, silique length, biomass weight, flowering time and seed size). Among all the SY traits thousand seed weight (TSW) is one of the most leading factors in rapeseed crop and is significantly correlated with yield per plant. Thus to improve the seed weight (SW), different SW and seed size genes have been successfully cloned. This study records the known QTLs of seed-yield that are frequently associated with rapeseed features. As a total of 972 QTLs for seed-yields and yie0ld related are identified on 16 chromosomes and aligned in to the physical map of Brassica napus darmor-bzh. Moreover in 65 regions 147 potential candidate genes are identified, where 131 QTLs are renowned overlapped and is supposed to effect nine different traits. (flowering time, number of primary branches, plant height, pod numbers, seed number per pod, silique per unit area, seed weight, seed yield and test weight). Current such findings is studied and revised in this paper form pervious published research papers and explain the mechanisms of the genes for SW of oilseed rape that has been cloned as well as QTLs with the help of molecular markers assisted breeding for yield-related traits and this work also provide the basic knowledge for the cloning of genes responsible for seed weight (SW) and yield related traits that could be used for improvement in Brassica genus as well as B. napus.

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“…E-mail: qhurape@126.com. (Solangi et al, 2018). The polyploid B. napus (AACC, 2n = 38) derived by hybridizing turnip rape and cabbage.…”

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Too Salty or Toxic for Use: A Tale of Starter Fertilizers in Agronomic Cropping Systems

Makaza,

Khiari

2023

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The rising shortage of fertilizer resources in crop-producing regions worldwide and the need for fertilizer use optimization to minimize the impact of salt injuries and ammonia toxicity are at the centre of a brewing storm call for sustainable fertilizer savings. The allocation of fertilizers will be an ever-increasing pressure source because of vast agricultural demands under changing climatic conditions. Therefore, starter fertilizers must complement their efficiency and aim to boost productivity and improve food quality to reduce its toxicities, and these observations are corroborated by an analysis of past and ongoing short-, medium-, and long-term experiments. Concurrently, to counterbalance nutrient uptake, fertilizing products containing select nutrients are commonly placed through soil–seed or soil–fertilizer–seed systems to enhance crop production and productivity. Knowledge of the importance of starter fertilizers and their implications as influenced by frequent environmental conditions and management practices remains essential for sustainable and socio-economics of human livelihoods and successful global agronomic food systems under climate change. Therefore, this review takes a closer look at the detailed starter fertilizers’ (N, P, and K) placement approaches exploring their implications on crop production cycles and integrating them with environmental and agronomic management practices that could help to tailor the appropriate fertilizer recommendations and minimise fertilizer toxicity. We explored the mechanisms by which fertilizer salt injury and ammonia toxicity interfere with the morpho-physiological and biochemical processes in most agronomic seed crops. Beyond this, we show the advances that have already been made, as well as suggestions and recommendations concerning managing fertilizer salt injuries and ammonia toxicity potentials in the agricultural industry.

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Effect of Potassium Chloride on Seed Germination and Early Growth of Three Rape Seed Varieties

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Too Salty or Toxic for Use: A Tale of Starter Fertilizers in Agronomic Cropping Systems

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