EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT DEFICIT IRRIGATION AND APPLICATION OF ZINC ON PHYSIOLOGICALENRICHMENT OF CANABLE SWEET CORN GRAIN

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Peykarestan Babak; YARNIA MEHRDAD; MADANI HAMID; RASHIDI VARAHRAM; HEIDARI SHARIFABAD HOSSEIN

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Journal: JOURNAL OF CROPS IMPROVEMENT (JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE) Year:2018 | Volume:20 | Issue:1 Page(s): 161-172

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EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT DEFICIT IRRIGATION AND APPLICATION OF ZINC ON PHYSIOLOGICALENRICHMENT OF CANABLE SWEET CORN GRAIN

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DEFICIT IRRIGATIONQ2

PROLINEQ2

SWEET CORNQ2

VARIETYQ2

ZINCQ2

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This experiment was carried out on the effect of DEFICIT IRRIGATION and ZINC foliar application on chase andchallenger SWEET CORN hybrids in Arak, Islamic Azad University, Agriculture Research Station as a splitplotfactorial experiment based on randomized complete block design with three replications during 2014and 2015. Different levels of water irrigation included full irrigation (control), every furrow irrigation andalternative furrow irrigation were measured assigned to main plot and foliar treatment included nonapplicationof ZINC (water sprayed (control), application of drop ZINC sulfate (2/1000 lit. ha-1) and fast ZINCsulfate (2/1000 lit. ha-1) and two sweet and super SWEET CORN hybrids by factors in sub plot. Resultsshowed that irrigation patterns, application of the ZINC and hybrids and their interaction were significant at1% of probability in grain yield, grain protein, grain oil content, grain moisture content and PROLINEcontent in leaves. The highest leaf PROLINE content was observed in every furrow irrigation by 30. 21 mg/gwhich it had 39. 86% significant difference with full irrgiation by 21. 60 mg/g. The highest grain contentwas observed in ZINC fast foliar application by 28. 50 mg/g, while in none ZINC spray (control), this amountwas reduced to 18. 09 mg/g by 57. 54% reducing. According to research, alternative irrigation and fast ZINCspray on Challenger hybrid is recommendable in deficit water conditions

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Peykarestan, Babak, YARNIA, MEHRDAD, MADANI, HAMID, RASHIDI, VARAHRAM, & HEIDARI SHARIFABAD, HOSSEIN. (2018). EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT DEFICIT IRRIGATION AND APPLICATION OF ZINC ON PHYSIOLOGICALENRICHMENT OF CANABLE SWEET CORN GRAIN. JOURNAL OF CROPS IMPROVEMENT (JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE), 20(1 ), 161-172. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/209521/en

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Peykarestan Babak, YARNIA MEHRDAD, MADANI HAMID, RASHIDI VARAHRAM, HEIDARI SHARIFABAD HOSSEIN. EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT DEFICIT IRRIGATION AND APPLICATION OF ZINC ON PHYSIOLOGICALENRICHMENT OF CANABLE SWEET CORN GRAIN. JOURNAL OF CROPS IMPROVEMENT (JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE)[Internet]. 2018;20(1 ):161-172. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/209521/en

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Babak Peykarestan, MEHRDAD YARNIA, HAMID MADANI, VARAHRAM RASHIDI, and HOSSEIN HEIDARI SHARIFABAD, “EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT DEFICIT IRRIGATION AND APPLICATION OF ZINC ON PHYSIOLOGICALENRICHMENT OF CANABLE SWEET CORN GRAIN,” JOURNAL OF CROPS IMPROVEMENT (JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE), vol. 20, no. 1 , pp. 161–172, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/209521/en

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