Photosynthesis rate by apps potassium and zinc, cotton fiber, oil yield and quality of the effects of determination

This study, Dicle University Faculty of Agriculture in 2010, the trial sites of potassium and zinc in different applications, the rate of photosynthesis with the type of Berke cotton fiber, was conducted to determine the effects of oil yield and quality. The rate of photosynthesis, plant height, number of monopodial branch wood and fruit, branchthe number of bolls, ginning efficiency, fiber properties (fiber fineness, fiber length, fiber, uniformity, short fiber content, fiber strength, fiber brightness, fiber elasticity), fatty acids (linoleic acid, oleic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid, linolenic acid and other fatty acids) content were investigated. According to the results, analyzed in terms of all the properties and interactions were significant for potassium×zinc doses of application. Effect of Potassium × zinc applications, were determined to be important to plant height, photosynthesis rate, the number of monopodial branch, the number of bolls ginning percentage, palmitic acid, oleic acid and other fatty acids ratio, the ratio of fiber fineness, fiber brightness, short fibers, fiber strength, impact, and underlies. Potassium applications, stearic acid, fiber length, fiber, and underlies the effect of monotony and fiber elasticity. Zinc applications, the number of fruit branches, the effect of linoleic acid and linolenic acid ratio was determined to be important.