Paper · 2013 · International Journal of Agronomy and Plant Production

Studying different cultivation systems effect on quantitative and qualitative features of wheat in saline soils

A A Kamgar Haghighi; Y. M. Nejhad; N. Hasanzadeh; et al.

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Abstract

In order to study effect of no tillage and minimum tillage on water storage and salinity variation in soil, and on yield and yield components of wheat in dry and saline lands in the north of Gonbad Kavuos, an experiment was done on Koohdasht variety of wheat with randomized complete block design and 3 replications for 3 years. Treatments of this experiment included: (1) sub soiler + disc (SD), (2) chisel plow + disc (CD) (3) disc (D) (4) double disc (DD) (5) direct planting (P) (6) direct planting + chemical weed control preplanting (PH). In all treatments chemical weed control was done in tillering stage. In this experiment water content and salinity variation of soil was recorded. Also in harvest stage beside grain yield, traits including harvest index, number of spike, number of spikelet per spike, grain number per spike and 1000 grain weight was measured. Results of this experiment indicated that an increase in precipitation up to 70 mm since second year till third year resulted 1.3 tones grain yield increase per hectare and precipitation increase up to 75 mm. since first year till third year caused 1.1 tones grain yield increase in wheat. It means that, in this region the most important and limiting factor in agricultural production is water. Despite this fact, although direct planting had a similar grain yield to other treatments, the least number of germinated plants was observed in this treatment. Germination problem was removed by disc and between one disc and double disc no difference was observed.

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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A 70 mm precipitation increase from year two to three corresponded to a 1.3 tonnes per hectare wheat yield rise.

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“an increase in precipitation up to 70 mm since second year till third year resulted 1.3 tones grain yield increase per hectare”

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A 75 mm precipitation increase from year one to three corresponded to a 1.1 tonnes per hectare wheat yield rise.

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“precipitation increase up to 75 mm. since first year till third year caused 1.1 tones grain yield increase in wheat.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Direct planting gave similar wheat grain yield to the other tillage treatments.

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“direct planting had a similar grain yield to other treatments”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Direct planting had the fewest germinated wheat plants.

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number of germinated plantse0
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“although direct planting had a similar grain yield to other treatments, the least number of germinated plants was observed in this treatment.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Disc treatment removed the wheat germination problem.

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“Germination problem was removed by disc”

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“wheat”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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One disc and double disc treatments showed no difference.

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“between one disc and double disc no difference was observed.”

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“wheat”

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