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The Effect of Plant Density and Nitrogen Application on the Growth and Productivity of Type AlFaransi Chickpea under Condition the West Area of Homs province

تأثير الكثافة النباتية و التسميد الازوتي في نمو و إنتاجية صنف الحمص الفرنسي تحت ظروف المنطقة الغربية من محافظة حمص

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 Publication date 2015
and research's language is العربية
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The research was executed within the season 2015 ,in the west of HOMS in the first settlement area.One kind (Alfarancy) of chick pea Cicer arietinum L, was sowed in January on three planted distances (4,8,15) cm, and three application rates of Urea fertilizer (N 46%) were applied (0,25,50) kg/ha each level was applied with two equal patches. Most results showed that the difference of the distances with difference rate of Urea fertilizer has a big effect on the most studied qualities. Depending on the research results we founded that:The seeding with 15 cm and applying 50 kg n/h surpassed most the other treatment for seed weight for each plant, Results also indicated that the seedling with (4cm with 25 kg/h) surpassed most the other treatment for (high plant, high first pod). For characteristics (biological yield, straw yield) that the seedling with (8cm with 25 kg/h) surpassed most the other treatment. There was no effect to applying fertilizer on seed yield.

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