The Productivity of Garlic Plant as Affected by the Addition of Nitrogen Fertilizer in the Form of Organic and I or Inorganic

Shafeek, M.M.; Al, Faten Abd EI; Mouty, Mona Abd EI

doi:10.21608/jpp.2003.245260

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“…The reason of this increase in the number of leaves may be due to phosphorus role in increasing vital activities and increase the division and growth of meristematic cells. This result is consistent with what was stated by [15]. As for the effect of cultivars, the results presented in Table 4 indicate that there are significant differences (P<0.001) in this trait due to the effect of cultivars, as New Zealand cultivar recorded the highest mean number of leaves per plant reached 229.15 leaf per plant, while the Spanish cultivar recorded the lowest mean for this trait reached 98.00 leaf per plant.…”

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Evaluation of the performance of some cultivars of Faba Bean Vicia faba L. under different levels of phosphorus

Algraishi,

Alogaidi

2022

JKAS

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A field experiment was carried out during winter season of 2021-2022 to study growth and yield performance of four faba bean cultivars (lo-cal, Spanish, Dutch and New Zealand) and evaluate their performance under three levels of phosphorus fertilizer (80, 120 and 160 kg ha-1). The experiment was applied in split plot design with three replications. results showed highly significant effects of fertilization on all measured traits, as the third level (160 kg ha-1) superior in all measured traits, and gave plant dry weight (171.33 g) and seed yield (4.403 Mg ha-1). local cultivar was superior in traits: plant height, total phosphorus content, phosphorus use efficiency and plant dry weight. As for New Zealand cultivar excelled in: number of branches, number of leaves, and phosphorus concentration in shoot. while Spanish cultivar was superior in total seed yield (5.295 Mg ha-1).

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confidence: 90%