The effect of nitrogen, potassium and magnessium applications on yield and quality of fruit along with branch bending on Gemlik olive type trees
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The aim of the effect of the Branch bending + Urea, Branch bending +KNO3, and Branch bending +MgSO4, Branch bending + Urea + KNO3+ MgSO4 on yield and fruit quality in Gemlik olive orchard. Foliar application (% 0,5) was three times per year and the first spraying was made in December. The latest sprayings was in two months intervals on February and April. Besides pomological analysis and oil content of olive fruit was made. Moreover the contents of macro and micro elements in leaves were determined in order to see effect of foliar applications on yield and fruit quality. All results were not significant because of non-bearing years.
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Hakan Kalenderoğlu
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Hakan Kalenderoğlu (Master Thesis). The effect of nitrogen, potassium and magnessium applications on yield and quality of fruit along with branch bending on Gemlik olive type trees, 2010, Çukurova University.
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