Response of Beet Plant to Water Soluble Extracts Spraying of Five Different Seeds
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science (IOSR-JAVS) - Year 2019, Vol 12, Issue 1
Abstract
Field experiment was carried out in Horticulture and Landscape Department, College of Agriculture, University of Baghdad, Al-Jadriah during fall 2017 to study effect of five water soluble extracts of different seeds (black cumin T1, fenugreek T2, cumin T3, anise T4 and coriander T5) as well as the control treatment T0 in the growth and yield of beet plant. The experiment implemented with RCBD in three replicates .The means compared under 5% probability. The results revealed the significant superiority of T2 treatment in number of leaves and leaves dry weight (15.50 leaf.p-1 , 15.13g). Moreover, T1 treatment gave the highest numbers in leaf area (39.48 dsm2 ), total chlorophyll leaves content (83.71mg .100g-1 fresh weight), root size (156.66 cm 3 ) and root diameter (5.58cm). Also T4 treatment showed significant results in root weight average, yield, beetroot TSS and sucrose (132.83g, 44.24 ton h-1 , 11.78% and 65.98 µmol.L-1 ) successively. In compare with control treatment which showed the lowest means in experiment parameters. The highest value of beet root content of anthocyanin found in T4 treatment (30.10 mg .100g-1 fresh weight) in compare with T2. *Graduation Research Project
Authors and Affiliations
A. D. Salman, M. S. Jabbar, R. M. Mahmood
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