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1. Effects of different soil tillage-sowing systems on plant development and emergence traits of second crop soybean

Author

Önder Kabaş, Mehmet Kocaturk, Cevdet Fehmi Ozkan, Emine Gumrukcu, Davut Karayel, and Murad Çanakci

Subjects
Tillering, emergence, Conversação, QH301-705.5, Sowing, Agriculture, Biology, Soil tillage, Agronomy, Perfilhamento, Crop, soil, Emergência, Plant development, tillering, Soil, Solo, Emergence, Conversation, Biology (General), General Agricultural and Biological Sciences, conversation
Abstract

Effects of different soil tillage and sowing systems (Conventional Soil Tillage – CST: Moldboard plough + gobble disc + disk harrow + harrow + sowing machine; Reduced Soil Tillage – RST: rototiller-combined soil tillage machine + sowing machine; Ridge Sowing – RS: gobble disc + ridge-sowing machine; Direct Sowing – DS – no-till) on plant development and emergence traits of second-crop soybean were investigated in this study under Antalya provincial conditions. Experiments were conducted over the experimental fields of Aksu Branch of Bati Akdeniz Agricultural Research Institute for 3 years (2013, 2014, 2015) as a fixed experiment. The number of days to 50% emergence, number of days to 50% flowering, plant height, number of pods per plant, the first pod height, number of plants per m2, 1000-seed weight and yield were considered as plant development parameters. Mean emergence time, germination rate index, emergence ratio, space ratio, tillering ratio and acceptable plant spacing ratio were considered as plant emergence parameters. Different soil tillage and sowing systems generally had significant effects on investigated traits at p

Published
2020

2. Effects of ripening stages and storage durations on resistance parameters of beef type tomatoes: part 1: spring period

Author

ONDER KABAS, Kabas Kabas, Sinan Zengin, Serkan Aydin, Fatih Alpay Vuran, and Can Ertekin

Subjects
Harvest Date., Vegetable., Damage., Quality. Sensitivity., Agriculture, Biology (General), QH301-705.5
Abstract

Following the harvest, agricultural products are subjected various negative impacts throughout the way to consumers. Mechanical damages such as color darkening, abrasion, cuts or punctures over the fruit surface are irreversible damages and such damages ultimately end up with significant quality and economic losses. In modern production systems, only a certain portion of the products directly reach from producer to consumers. Majority of these products are subjected to mechanical damages through crush, squeeze, vibration and similar impacts during the harvest and postharvest processes. In this study, Tybeef tomato cultivar grown over the experimental greenhouses of Bati Akdeniz Agricultural Research Institute (BATEM) (control) and 14-193 and 14-206 coded candidate cultivars developed through breeding programs of BATEM were used as the plant material. Resistance parameters of tomato cultivars were determined at 4 different ripening stages (green, turning, pink and red) and 4 different storage durations (4, 8, 12 and 16 days). Resistance parameters decreased with the progress of ripening and storage durations. All measurements and assessments revealed that 14-193 coded candidate cultivar was prominent for resistance parameters.

Published
2020

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