Studies on organic raspberry plant production
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This study is 2009-2010 growing season of horticultural breeding field in Faculty of Cukurova University, Adana bound up in İsamailiye village due to the application of the special provincial administrations were greenhouses. Heritage varieties of raspberries were used in the experiment. The experiment of scion and plant were examined in two phases. Scion phase scions (1:1 ratio) were planted in violet with perlite + farmyard manure compost. planting stage, plants (1:1:1 ratio) and sand + soil + farmyard manure (1+1+1 ratio) of organic peat + perlite + organic farm manure were transplanted into tubes. Control, Bio-one and B5A of applications in scion and plant growth parameters were researched with using Bioneem bacteria. 2 months after planting phase scions, scion retention rate and the amount of dry matter were examined. In plants of the number of shoots, shoot length, stem thickness, leaf area, dry matter content and marketable percent of young trees plants were analyzed.
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Soner Ünver
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Soner Ünver (Master Thesis). Studies on organic raspberry plant production, 2016, Çukurova University.
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