The effects of different salt concentrations in strawberry on the yield, pomological and physiological prorepties
2022
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Sevgi Paydaş Kargı
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This study has been carried out in the Spanish type high tunnel and laboratories in Çukurova University Horticulture Department, at 2020-2021 growing period. In this study, numbers 112, 36 strawberry genotypes detected in previous years which were found to be positive as a result of crossing studies and also Fortuna cultivar have been used. It has been performed 4 different salt concentrations (25%-50%-75%-100%) and Control (water without salt application) were applied in this experiment. According to the findings obtained in this research; High concentrations salt treatments had a negative effect on the yield. It has been found that decreased survival rates of plants due to decreased accumulation of plant nurient elements to plant exposing salty soils for a long time. However it has has been found that our 112, 36 strawberry genotypes are less sensitive to salt concentrations compared to Fortuna which is commercial cultivar
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Rojbin Kamar
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Rojbin Kamar (Master Thesis). The effects of different salt concentrations in strawberry on the yield, pomological and physiological prorepties, 2022, Çukurova University.
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