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Effect of Water Stress in yield and its components on Tow Genotypes of Corn at Different Growth Stages in ى Western Area-Homs Province

تأثير الإجهاد المائي في الغلة الحبية و عناصرها لطرازين من الذرة الصفراء خلال مراحل مختلفة من النمو في المنطقة الغربية من حمص

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 Publication date 2016
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The research was carried out at a field in Talkalakh region- Al smeka village in Western Area-Homs Province . The research objectives to study the effect of water stress conditions on tow hybrids of Zea mayes L. ( Basel1 and Basel2) during different phonological stages(seedling, vegetative growth, flowering, physiological maturity) and control (no water stress) . Split-plot design with three replications was used.

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