RESPONSE OF POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM CV. KAISER) TO DIFFERENT SOURCES OF FERTILLIZERS

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SAEEDI MOHAMMAD REZA; YADEGARI MEHRAB

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Journal: JOURNAL OF CROP ECOPHYSIOLOGY (AGRICULTURE SCIENCE) Year:2017 | Volume:11 | Issue:1 (41) Page(s): 31-49

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RESPONSE OF POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM CV. KAISER) TO DIFFERENT SOURCES OF FERTILLIZERS

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SAEEDI MOHAMMAD REZA | YADEGARI MEHRAB | Issue Writer Certificate

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MINERAL NUTRIENTSQ3

MORPHO PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICESQ2

POTATOQ2

YIELDQ2

Abstract

To Study of the effects of biological and chemical fertilizers applications on quantitative and qualitative traits of POTATO (Kaiser cultivar), a factorial experiment based on a randomized complete block design with three replications was performed in Lordegan city in Iran during 2014. The fertilizers used were chemical nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers with two levels (nitrogen, 150 kg.ha-1 from urea resource and Phosphorous, 120 kg.ha-1 from super phosphate triple) and biological fertilizers were (nitroxin, vermicompost and phosphate barvar 2) each with two levels. The results showed that the use of nitroxin, vermicompost and phosphate barvar 2 and nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers affected starch content, plant height, number of main stem per plant, LAI, total dry/fresh matter, the largest and smallest tuber diameter, number of tuber per plant and tuber YIELD, significantly. The highest tuber YIELD was observed by using nitroxin, vermicompost and phosphate barvar 2. Results of this research also showed that use of biological and chemical fertilizers affected vegetative traits that are related to qualitative and physiological indices. In spite of these promising effects of chemical and biological fertilizers on quantative and qualitative traits of POTATO, application of triple super phosphate along with biological fertilizers did not affect quality and quantity of POTATO. The highest starch percentage in dry matter of tuber (75.27%), number of main stem per plant (6.37), diameter of largest (185.75 mm) and smallest tuber (58.08 mm), tuber YIELD (33317.5 kg.ha-1), were produced by the use of biological fertilizers. Overall, results showed that the use of biofertilizeres may improve the measured traits of quantity and quality of caeser cultivar of POTATO and obtain the highest YIELD.

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SAEEDI, MOHAMMAD REZA, & YADEGARI, MEHRAB. (2017). RESPONSE OF POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM CV. KAISER) TO DIFFERENT SOURCES OF FERTILLIZERS. JOURNAL OF CROP ECOPHYSIOLOGY (AGRICULTURE SCIENCE), 11(1 (41) ), 31-49. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/400066/en

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SAEEDI MOHAMMAD REZA, YADEGARI MEHRAB. RESPONSE OF POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM CV. KAISER) TO DIFFERENT SOURCES OF FERTILLIZERS. JOURNAL OF CROP ECOPHYSIOLOGY (AGRICULTURE SCIENCE)[Internet]. 2017;11(1 (41) ):31-49. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/400066/en

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MOHAMMAD REZA SAEEDI, and MEHRAB YADEGARI, “RESPONSE OF POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM CV. KAISER) TO DIFFERENT SOURCES OF FERTILLIZERS,” JOURNAL OF CROP ECOPHYSIOLOGY (AGRICULTURE SCIENCE), vol. 11, no. 1 (41) , pp. 31–49, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/400066/en

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