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Effect of Boron and Zinc Foliar Application on Some Morphologic Components and Percentage of Protein Viciafaba L.

"تأثير التسميد بعنصري البورون و الزنك رشاً على الأوراق في بعض الخصائص المورفولوجية، و النسبة المئوية للبروتين على نبات الفول البلدي Viciafaba L

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 Publication date 2015
and research's language is العربية
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This research carried out in Al- Bassa village at Lattakia province during 2013-2014, to determine the effects of increasing rates of boron and zinc fertilization by foliar spraying, on root nodulation and seed yield of broad beans (Viciafaba L.). Seeds were planted in plastic pots (15 kg capacity), filled with sandy-silty soil, characterized by its poor content of boron, and represents most of lands in the region. Boron and zinc were sprayed by five increasing concentrations (Bo, B25, B50, B75 and B100) and (Zno, Zn25, Zn50, Zn75, Zn10)on broad bean plants at 33 and 65 days post-emergent. Results showed that treatments high significance than control, in termsof root length witch the best treatment was B100Zn100with 31c.m, and 2.85 g for B75Zn75 as a wight of length, on the other hand the best treatment for number of nodules was B75Zn75, 179.03 c.m, B100Zn100 was the best for height of the plant with 100.20, for protein B100Zn100 the best with 37.4%, However, boron and zinc fertilization treatment B75Zn75 is the best, economically.

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Abd El-Monem M. Sharaf, Ibrahim I. Farghal and Mahmoud R. Sofy. Response of Broad Bean and Lupin Plants to Foliar Treatment with Boron and Zinc Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 3(3): 2226-2231, 2009
Abdulameer Ali Sabeeh. Impact of Rhizobial strains Mixture, Phosphorus and Zinc Applications in Nodulation and Yield of Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), Baghdad Science Journal Vol.8(1)1111,2014
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