Evaluation the Performance of Promising Settlement Population (SBR) of Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) at Ain Malilah Sebkha in Algeria


Abstract in English

A population of soft wheat which lives naturally on the edges of saline Ain Malilah’s Sebkha, located to the southeast of Qasantina from the east of Algeria, and four varieties i.e. HD1220, ARZ, AS and ANF, to evaluate their performance under several abiotic stresses conditions, and to study their response to fertilization, based on some phenological, morphological, chemical characteristics such as: Life cycle (from cultivation until the appearance of 1/4 spikes), germination potentiality, tellering, leaf area, total chlorophyll content, relative water content, carbohydrates content.

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