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Title:
EFFECT OF SOWING METHODS AND SOME WEED CONTROL TREATMENTS ON YIELD AND YIELDvCOMPONENTS OF WHEAT
Authors: Kabesh, M.O.; M. F. EI-kramany; G. A. Sary ; H.M.El.Naggar and Gehan Sh. H. Bakhoum
Year: 2009
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Abstract:

Two field experiment were earned out during winter seasons 2004/2005 and 2005/2005 In Experimental Station of National Research Center, Shatakan District. KaIubi Governorate Egypt Th. aim of the study was to examine the response of wheat cultivar Sakha-93 to 3 weed control treatments and twa sowing methods The experwnent included 6 treatments which were the Combmations of two sowing methods 1. In ridges 2. rows and response cf wh.a cultivar Saklia.93 to 3 weed control treatments lUweeej (control); 2Hand weeding twice at 30 and 60 DAS 3- Chemical weed control by Panther 55% Sc at post emergence The reatmencs were arranged in split plot design in four replicates, sowing methods in main plots and weed controi treaظn an sطo Combined analysis tead for the two seasons, Data indicated that sowing wheat cv Sakha.93 in ridges surpassed in rows for no, of tillers spdcesn’; spdc. length . spik. weight, grains weight/spike; gran; straw biological yelds as kg/fed.; harvest Index %; protein phosphorus and X yields as kg/led. On the other hand, sowing in rows produced tatter plants, heavteç 1000 grains weight Resulta showed rnat chemical weeded had supenonty In total, broad leavet grassy weeds either fresh o’ dryhtia at born samples 75 and 105 DAS also, in no. of bulerehn; no. of spلkeVm; spike length. spike weight ; grains weightfpe l000-grams weight: grain yield/fed. : harwst يnde*%; protein .P.K yields (kgMed) whereas hand weeding produced taaest plants, highest protein .P.K% in grains Interaction of sowing method In ridges and chemical weeded significantly surpassed other treatments an no. of tittersnn’, no. of spikes/rn2 spike weight; straw and biological yield as kg/fed. Interaction of sowing method In ridges and hand weeding gave the highest content of protein ; phosphoru, and potassiana In wheat grains as kg/fed

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