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publication name GROWTH BEHAVIOR AND PRODUCTIVITY OF FABA BEAN (Faba vulgaris, L.) AS AFFECTED BY VARIOUS PROMOTING FOLIAR APPLICATION.
Authors A.M.Saad
year 2015
keywords Faba bean, Benzyl adenine, Putrescine, Zinc, Boron, yield, its component and chemical analsis.
journal Middle East Journal of Applied Science.
volume 04
issue 03
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Abstract

Experiments were designed and implemented to evaluate yield, its components and quality determinations of faba bean (Faba vulgaris,L) cv. Sakha 3 under nine growth promoting treatments (Control, Benzyl adenine at 50,100 mg/L, Putrescine at 50,100 mg/L, Zinc at 25, 50 mg/L and Boron at 25, 50 mg/L). Two field experiments were carried out at the Experimental Research Station, Faculty of Agriculture, Moshtohor, Benha University, Kalubia Governorate during two winter growing seasons (2012/13 and 2013/14). Results could be concluded as follows: Generally, application of the different applied treatments induced significant increases growth characteristics, yield, its components and chemical constituents of faba bean (Sakha 3). Benzyl adenine at 50 or 100 mg/L produced the superior values of the obtained plant height, No. of branches / plant, chlorophyll content, yield, its components and P (%) in the respective two seasons with variable significant magnitudes. Boron at 25 or 50 mg/L concentrations had the highest values of stem diameter, No. of leaves / plant, leaf area/plant, leaf and stem dry weight, No. of pods / plant, N (%), K (%), Crude protein (%) and total carbohydrates (%) in each of the two seasons with different significant magnitudes .

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