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Evaluation of seed yield and yield factors of some chickpea lines and varieties that can be grown in Şırnak-İdil ecological conditions

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2021
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This study was carried out to determine the yield and yield factors of some chickpea genotypes in Şırnak-İdil ecological conditions. In the research, 12 lines (EN 1788, EN 1964, FLIP 03-104 C, FLIP 03-128 C, FLIP 03-131C, FLIP 97-677 C, FLIP06-122 C, FLIP06-39 C, FLIP 97-503 C, FLIP 97-504 C and TB-2012/40) and 4 control cultivars (ARDA, AZKAN, AKSU AND INCI) totally 15 chickpea genotypes were used. The study was carried out in a farmer's field in Sirnak-Idil, in the cultivation period of 2020/2021, in a randomized block design with three replications. As a result of the research, although it varies according to chickpea genotypes, the number of days until flowering, average plant height, first pod height, the number of branches, the number of pods, the number of grains, grain weight, grain yield, hundred grain weight, harvest index value varied between 115.7 and 161.7 days, between 42.9 cm and 53.5 cm; between 15.2 cm and 26.2 cm, between 2.0 and 3.9, between 23.0 and 43.4, between 14.0 and 44.0, between 9.2 and 13.4 g, between 98.4 and 160.7 kg da-1, between 23.3 and 37.6 g, 34.5 and 46.2%, respectively. As a result, FLIP 03-104 C chickpea genotype can give better results in arid conditions because of it's early flowering and podding time; It was determined that ARDA and FLIP 97-503 C chickpea genotypes gave better results than other genotypes examined in terms of yield and yield-related characteristics.

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İsmail Matur

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İsmail Matur (Master Thesis). Evaluation of seed yield and yield factors of some chickpea lines and varieties that can be grown in Şırnak-İdil ecological conditions, 2021, Şırnak University.

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