The effect of iron applications of grafted and nongrafted soils on the yield and yield values of chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.)

In this study, it has been established to demermine the effect of incresing doses of Chickpea plant with and dry agricultural conditions. The experiment was carried out in three replications according to the factorial trial desing in randomized blocks in Damlama village of Tarsus district of Mersin. Hasan Bey chickpea variety was used in the study. According to the research results; plant height, number of side branches, first pod height, number of nods in plant, number of plants per sguare meter, biological yield, harvest index, grain yield, number of nodules in the plant, ground surface parst, root dry weight were determined to be significantly increased. It was determined that iron application did not have a significant effect on the number of the face in grafted conditions. It was determined that iron application on chickpea plants had a decrease in nitrogen and protein ratio despite the increase in root dry weight, overground and nodule number of iron applications in grafted or non-grafted conditions. At the end of the study, the highest grain yield per decare with increasing iron fertilizer applications was 219.4 kg / da from 10 kg / da FeSO4.7H2O application. At least 117.3 kg / da of FeSO4.7H2O (Control) parcel was obtained. In the light of the results obtained, it is suggested that Rhizobium vaccination and fertilization should be done at the same time when the grain yield is high in chickpea. The high grain yield of chickpea will allow high yield. Keywords: Bacterial Inoculation, Iron, Fertilization, Chickpea.