Studies on preventing cracking and quality loses of pomegrantes of with different chemical applications
2020
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The objective of this project is to examine the studies on pomegranate (Punica Granatum L.) to prevent cracking and quality loses with different chemical applications. The trial has been carried out in 2019-2020 on 3 repeating implementation with Sun Protect and Basfoliar drugs that applied to the Hicaz pomegranate type in the pomegranate parcel belonging to Ortatepe Agricultural Enterprise. The yield of the variety, the pomological and phenological properties of the cracked and uncracked fruits, and thier width, height development, and grain water content has been determined. Consequently, the most fruit cracking has been determined in Basfoliar application and the least fruit cracking in Sun Protect application. İn addition it has been determined that cracked fruits with small and, thin skin have more yeild, fruit juce and posessed SÇKM.
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Abdulvahhab Fahım
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Abdulvahhab Fahım (Master Thesis). Studies on preventing cracking and quality loses of pomegrantes of with different chemical applications, 2020, Çukurova University.
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