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Effect of Some Plant Extracts and Gibberellic Acid in Fruit Drop and Improvement of Some Qualities of Date Palm Fruits Phoenix dactylifera L. var. Briam

تأثير بعض المستخلصات النباتية و الجبرلين في تساقط ثمار نخيل التمر و تحسين بعض صفاتها البريم صنف dactylifera L Phoenix

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 Publication date 2011
  fields Groves
and research's language is العربية
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The study was conducted at the growing season 2009 in one of an orchard in Abu-Al-Khaseeb region – Basrah, studied the effects of spraying of GA3 concentration of 25 mg. l-1 and spraying of liquorice extract concentration (5, 10) g.l-1 and spraying of Roselle extract concentration (15, 20) g.l-1 as well as compared treatment (spraying with distilled water) in two stage hbabok and Kemri on fruit drop and qualities of Braim cultivar, showed results that the spray in hababok stage and treatment of GA3 concentration 25 mg.l-1 increased of weight and size of the fruit significantly and did not show significant differences between the spray at the stage of hababok and Kemri in influencing the T.S.S., while treatment of spraying liquorice extract concentration of 5 gm.l- 1 increased total soluble solids and dry matter significantly, werever spraying at the stage of Kemri with GA3 increased significantly in water content of fruits, while sprarying in hababok stage increased in dry matter content of the fruits and did not show significant differences between the results of treatments or the stage of spraying in effect of Drop fruits for a cultivar of Braim through the stages of growth and maturity (Khalal, Rutab and Tammar) this results confirms that the phenomenon of drop fruit under the influence of genetic type male and female cultivar.

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