EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO IN

The experiment was conducted at Kanipanka nursery,Directorate of Agriculture in Sulaimani,Iraq ,during the fall season in order to study the effect of two potato seed sources ; imported and locally produced , two cultivars ; Desiree A and Desiree E in addition to Margarita cultivar on vegetativ...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Luqman G. Kareem
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: College of Agriculture 2012-08-01
Series:Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
Online Access:https://magrj.mosuljournals.com/article_38190_71ce4fb7433327f0e61e02b880d67049.pdf
_version_ 1798044086954885120
author Luqman G. Kareem
author_facet Luqman G. Kareem
author_sort Luqman G. Kareem
collection DOAJ
description The experiment was conducted at Kanipanka nursery,Directorate of Agriculture in Sulaimani,Iraq ,during the fall season in order to study the effect of two potato seed sources ; imported and locally produced , two cultivars ; Desiree A and Desiree E in addition to Margarita cultivar on vegetative growth and yield . Factorial experiment using Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) with three replicates was applied and the means were compared acoording to L.S.D. at 5%. The results showed the dominance of seeds produced in spring to those imported with regard to : percent of dry matter in vegetative growth , number of aerial stems per plant in ratios of 22.69% and 19.94% successively as well as 40.48%, 40.0 % and 44.92% for tuber wieght , yield per plant and total yield per dounm alternatively . On the other hand, imported potato seeds were dominant significantly to those produced in spring season with respect to height of plants , marketable yield per dounm and protein percent in tubers with ratios 41.59%, 43.78% and 7.23% respctively. As far as cultivars are concerned ; Desiree E was dominant to both Desiree A and Margarita with regard to plant height,number of stemes per plant , weight of tubers , yield per plant ,marketable yield and total yield in ratios : 22.9% , 21.65%, 34. 34%, 34.34%, 4.49%, 22.01%, 13.33% ,46.66%, 1.93%, 45.16% , 19.90% and 51.65% successively .However with regard to the effect of cultivars on some qualitative characteristics, Desiree A was superior to Desiree E and Margarita cultivar with regard to the following : percent of dry matter ,starch and protein in tubers in ratios : 3.0% , 6.74% , 2.39%, 5.37%, 4.12% and 7.65% respectively. Finally the study showed superiority of spring produced potato seeds for most characteristics compared to Desiree E and it is more convenient for fall cultivation in Sulaimani district.
first_indexed 2024-04-11T22:58:18Z
format Article
id doaj.art-31efcfe113f448a1a1302d75f86ed77c
institution Directory Open Access Journal
issn 1815-316X
2224-9796
language Arabic
last_indexed 2024-04-11T22:58:18Z
publishDate 2012-08-01
publisher College of Agriculture
record_format Article
series Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
spelling doaj.art-31efcfe113f448a1a1302d75f86ed77c2022-12-22T03:58:18ZaraCollege of AgricultureMesopotamia Journal of Agriculture1815-316X2224-97962012-08-01402354310.33899/magrj.2012.3819038190EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO INLuqman G. KareemThe experiment was conducted at Kanipanka nursery,Directorate of Agriculture in Sulaimani,Iraq ,during the fall season in order to study the effect of two potato seed sources ; imported and locally produced , two cultivars ; Desiree A and Desiree E in addition to Margarita cultivar on vegetative growth and yield . Factorial experiment using Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) with three replicates was applied and the means were compared acoording to L.S.D. at 5%. The results showed the dominance of seeds produced in spring to those imported with regard to : percent of dry matter in vegetative growth , number of aerial stems per plant in ratios of 22.69% and 19.94% successively as well as 40.48%, 40.0 % and 44.92% for tuber wieght , yield per plant and total yield per dounm alternatively . On the other hand, imported potato seeds were dominant significantly to those produced in spring season with respect to height of plants , marketable yield per dounm and protein percent in tubers with ratios 41.59%, 43.78% and 7.23% respctively. As far as cultivars are concerned ; Desiree E was dominant to both Desiree A and Margarita with regard to plant height,number of stemes per plant , weight of tubers , yield per plant ,marketable yield and total yield in ratios : 22.9% , 21.65%, 34. 34%, 34.34%, 4.49%, 22.01%, 13.33% ,46.66%, 1.93%, 45.16% , 19.90% and 51.65% successively .However with regard to the effect of cultivars on some qualitative characteristics, Desiree A was superior to Desiree E and Margarita cultivar with regard to the following : percent of dry matter ,starch and protein in tubers in ratios : 3.0% , 6.74% , 2.39%, 5.37%, 4.12% and 7.65% respectively. Finally the study showed superiority of spring produced potato seeds for most characteristics compared to Desiree E and it is more convenient for fall cultivation in Sulaimani district.https://magrj.mosuljournals.com/article_38190_71ce4fb7433327f0e61e02b880d67049.pdf
spellingShingle Luqman G. Kareem
EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO IN
Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
title EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO IN
title_full EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO IN
title_fullStr EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO IN
title_full_unstemmed EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO IN
title_short EFFECT OF TUBER SOURCE AND VARIETIES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF FALL SEASON CULTIVATED POTATO IN
title_sort effect of tuber source and varieties on growth and yield of fall season cultivated potato in
url https://magrj.mosuljournals.com/article_38190_71ce4fb7433327f0e61e02b880d67049.pdf
work_keys_str_mv AT luqmangkareem effectoftubersourceandvarietiesongrowthandyieldoffallseasoncultivatedpotatoin