Yield and quality parameters of two strawberry cultivars with summer planting in Kızıltepe (Mardin) conditions
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This work during 2009-2010 breeding period, was done in Kızıltepe in Mardin, was done for searching possibilities of breeding organic strawberry. During work two types of strawberry was used. Camarosa and albion. Before planting as green fertilizer plant soya and pea was used. Conventional breeding system is followed as control. Planting was done in first week of november with fresh seedling. The effect of practice determined by fenologic method. The efficiency of camarosa is better than albion. From earlier albion is better. In camarosa approxtimaly 17.8 gr was taken. In albion this is 46.4 gr. albion type was given sweeter fruit than camarosa. pH degree in albio is 3,70, in camarosa is 3,80. ta degree camarasa: 1,27 albion: 1,37. in green fertilizer pee practice is better than soya practice. The more effıciency is taken.
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Lokman Sezer
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Lokman Sezer (Master Thesis). Yield and quality parameters of two strawberry cultivars with summer planting in Kızıltepe (Mardin) conditions, 2010, Çukurova University.
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