Morphological And Physiological Effects Of A Fungicide With A Diniconazole Agent On Some Barley Culture Forms
Makaleler > Tam Makale · 2004
Yazarlar: N. Tort, Bahar Türkyilmaz, E.A. Dereboylu
DergiPark (Istanbul University), Uluslararası, 2004
Özet
The goals of the study were to search for the morphological and physiological effects of a fungicide with diniconazole active ingredient on morphological measurements, germination as well as some leaf contents of two barley culture forms (Hordeum vulgare L.), Efes 98, which is widely used in malt industry, and Kaya, which has an important place in the agriculture of the Aegean Region in Turkey. For the experiments, seeds of barley were treated with a recommended concentration of 150 g/100 kg, two higher concentrations of 300 g/100 kg and 450 g/100 kg as well as a water-treated control. The results showed that root-coleoptile and root-stem lengths as well as fresh-dry weights taken during different growth periods, also germination rates decreased with all concentrations of fungicide. Analysis of leaves showed that the amounts of photosynthetic pigment substances and protein reduced, while the amount of proline was increased.