Effect of water deficit stress on agronomic characteristics of Sunflower hybrids

Abstract:
In order to study the effect of water deficit effects on agronomic characteristics of sunflower ‎hybrids, three separate experiments were conducted as‏ ‏randomized complete block design with ‎three replications at the research field of seed and Plant Improvement Institute - Karaj. The first ‎experiment conducted at optimum conditions and plants were irrigated after 60 mm evaporation ‎from evaporation pan at germination stage till end of growing period, whereas the second and third ‎experiments were irrigated after 120, 180 mm evaporation from evaporation pan, class A, ‎respectively, and were considered as water deficit conditions. The results showed significant effects ‎of water deficit on 75 percent flowering stage, 1000 seed weight, seed number per plant, seed yield, ‎productivity effort, harvest index and seed oil content. Sever water deficit caused the decrease of ‎seed yield to 500 Kg ha-1 (83 percent reduction) which was due to decrease of 1000 seed weight (50 ‎percent) and seed number per plant (54 percent). Also, Allstar produced the highest yield in ‎medium and severe water deficit and the Mehr was superior to other hybrids in normal condition.‎
Language:
Persian
Published:
Journal of Agriculture , Volume:9 Issue: 1, 2007
Pages:
13 to 22
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