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WHEAT PRODUCTIVITY AS AFFECTED BY VARIETIES, NITROGEN, ORGANIC AND BIO-FERTILIZERS UNDER NEW RECLAIMED SOIL CONDITION.

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Last updated: 05 Jan 2025

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Abstract

Two field experiments were carried out in the Experimental
Farm , of the Faculty of Agriculture , Fayoum University on Sandy
Loam soil during 2011 / 2012 and 2012 / 2013 seasons to study the
effects of two organic manure levels i.e. (15 and 30 m
3 / fed.), biofertilizer (Azotobacter who was inoculation the seeds) and three levels
of nitrogen fertilizer .[100% (75 kg N / fed. ) & 50 % (37.5 kg N / fed.)
and 25 % (18.75 kg N / fed.) ] of Urea ( 46 % N) and their combinations
on productivity of two wheat cultivars i.e. (Sakha 93 (V
1) &Sakha 94
(v2)).The treatments were set in Randomized Complete Block Design
(RCBD) in factorial arrangement with three replications .
Significant effect for wheat varieties were obtained on plant height
(cm) , in the 1
st season and on total protein percentage in both seasons
but was insignificantly on other traits .The superiority was for Sakha 94
in most characters .
Fertilizer treatments was significantly effect on all traits in both
season except plant height , number of spike / plant ,1000-grain weight
in second season and harvest index% in first season .F
3 ( 30 m 3 / fed.
organic manure + bio – fertilizer + 50 % ( 37.5 kg N / fed.) treatment
gave the highest values followed by F
4 (30 m 3 / fed. organic manure +
bio – fertilizer + 25 % (18.75 kg N / fed.)) or F
5 (30 m3 / fed. organic
manure + 50 % (37.5 kg N / fed.)) treatments .
Interaction between varieties and fertilizer treatments was
significantly effect on number of spike / plant and weight of grains /
spike in both seasons and on grain yield (ton / fed.) and total protein
(%) in 1
st and number of grains / spike in second season only but was
insignificantly on plant height (cm) , 1000-grain weight, and harvest
index (%) in both seasons .
Results of stepwise regression revealed that both the harvest
index, 1000 grains weight, number of grains/ spike and plant height were
causes high grains yield genotypes in wheat programs.
By using organic fertilizer and / or bio-fertilizer with half dose of
mineral fertilizer it could be increased in plant growth and yield .
Besides, using bio-fertilizers that contain different microbial strains had
led to decrease in the use of chemical fertilizers and had provided height
products free of harmful agrochemicals for human safety.


DOI

10.21608/fjard.2017.191253

Keywords

Wheat, organic manure, Bio-fertilizer, nitrogen fertilizer, varieties, stepwise

Authors

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F.S.

Last Name

Abd El-Samie,

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Affiliation

Agronomy Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Fayoum University, El -Fayoum, Egypt

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E.A.

Last Name

Megawer

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Agronomy Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Fayoum University, El -Fayoum, Egypt

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First Name

S.K.A.

Last Name

Ismail,

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Agronomy Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Fayoum University, El -Fayoum, Egypt

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A.H.R.

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Hafiz,

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Agronomy Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Fayoum University, El -Fayoum, Egypt

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Volume

31

Article Issue

2

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27317

Issue Date

2017-07-01

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2021-08-25

Publish Date

2017-07-01

Page Start

69

Page End

78

Print ISSN

1110-7790

Online ISSN

2805-2528

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1,920

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Fayoum Journal of Agricultural Research and Development

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WHEAT PRODUCTIVITY AS AFFECTED BY VARIETIES, NITROGEN, ORGANIC AND BIO-FERTILIZERS UNDER NEW RECLAIMED SOIL CONDITION.

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23 Jan 2023