THE EFFECT OF PLANTING PATTERN ON THE AMOUNT OF DECREASING WEEDS AND SEED YIELD OF FOUR CANOLA VARIETIES IN KHUZESTAN CLIMATE

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SEPAHVANDI NEZHAD MOSAB; FATHI GHODRATOLAH; FARZADI HOSSEIN; SAEEDIPOUR SAEED

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Journal: CROP PHYSIOLOGY Year:2011 | Volume:3 | Issue:10 Page(s): 33-47

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THE EFFECT OF PLANTING PATTERN ON THE AMOUNT OF DECREASING WEEDS AND SEED YIELD OF FOUR CANOLA VARIETIES IN KHUZESTAN CLIMATE

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SEPAHVANDI NEZHAD MOSAB | FATHI GHODRATOLAH | FARZADI HOSSEIN | SAEEDIPOUR SAEED | Issue Writer Certificate

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PLANTING PATTERNQ3

WEEDQ2

VARIETYQ3

CANOLAQ2

Abstract

This research was conducted in Pashminehzar region of Andimeshk city in 2009-10 in order to study the effect of CANOLA PLANTING PATTERN and its varieties as a tool in the sustainable management of WEEDs of CANOLA varieties. This research was in the form of strip split blocks in the base of complete random blocks with 4 repetitions consisting of PLANTING PATTERN treatment in 3 levels (95 cm furrows +2 swing lines and surface swing) as the main factor and 4 CANOLA varieties (Hyola 401, Hyola 308, Hyola 4815 and Hyola 50) as sub factor. CANOLA and WEEDs dry matter was measured respectively at 2 and 3 stages during the experiment. The obtained results from variance analysis showed that PLANTING PATTERN treatment and CANOLA varieties had a significant effect on WEEDs dry matter before and after flowering, during CANOLA physiological maturity, seed yield and harvest index (HI) in 1 % level. General evaluation of the results showed that Hyola 401 VARIETY in 95cm furrows +4 sowing lines PLANTING PATTERN, had a higher genetic vigor for seed yield and more adaptability as well as more effective control and better competition with WEEDs. So, using the mentioned VARIETY and PLANTING PATTERN can be suggested as an effective factor in the cultural management of CANOLA for the natural WEED control and higher seed production.

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EFFECTS OF PLANTING PATTERN AND POPULATION DENSITY ON LIGHT EXTINATION COEFFICIENT, LIGHT INTERCEPTION AND GRAIN YIELD OF SWEET CORN (HYBRID SC402)

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SEPAHVANDI NEZHAD, MOSAB, FATHI, GHODRATOLAH, FARZADI, HOSSEIN, & SAEEDIPOUR, SAEED. (2011). THE EFFECT OF PLANTING PATTERN ON THE AMOUNT OF DECREASING WEEDS AND SEED YIELD OF FOUR CANOLA VARIETIES IN KHUZESTAN CLIMATE. CROP PHYSIOLOGY, 3(10), 33-47. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/174380/en

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SEPAHVANDI NEZHAD MOSAB, FATHI GHODRATOLAH, FARZADI HOSSEIN, SAEEDIPOUR SAEED. THE EFFECT OF PLANTING PATTERN ON THE AMOUNT OF DECREASING WEEDS AND SEED YIELD OF FOUR CANOLA VARIETIES IN KHUZESTAN CLIMATE. CROP PHYSIOLOGY[Internet]. 2011;3(10):33-47. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/174380/en

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MOSAB SEPAHVANDI NEZHAD, GHODRATOLAH FATHI, HOSSEIN FARZADI, and SAEED SAEEDIPOUR, “THE EFFECT OF PLANTING PATTERN ON THE AMOUNT OF DECREASING WEEDS AND SEED YIELD OF FOUR CANOLA VARIETIES IN KHUZESTAN CLIMATE,” CROP PHYSIOLOGY, vol. 3, no. 10, pp. 33–47, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/174380/en

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