INFLUENCE OF WILD OAT SEED BURIAL IN SOIL UNDER DIFFERENT RAINFALL REGION ON GROWTH AND SEED PRODUCTION .

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ahmed M. Sultan
Jassim A. Hayawe

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 A pot experiment was conducted during growing season 2012-2013 to evaluate the growth and seed production of wild Oat  Avena fatua L. which had grown under different environmental condition . The study included two factors :The first was wild Oat seed burial in soil at  0.0 ، 1 ، 4 ، 8   cm. while the second factor ، it was grown under different rainfall   300 ، 400 ، 500  mm. The results showed that the seeds on soil surface or 1cm. depth in soil had supper pass significantly in percentage of emergences than 4 or 8 cm. depth in soil . On other hand ، plant that had emerged at 4cm. seed depth had significantly increased in number of tillers ، dry weight and seed production up to  65.2 ، 77.2 ، 89.1 % respectively according to plants had grown from seed on soil surface . However ، 500 mm. rainfall gave a good results in percentage of emergence ، number of tillers ، and dry weight per plant comparison with 300 or 400mm. rainfall. There is a gradually increasing in seeds production when the rainfall increased from 300 to 500mm. The interaction between 500mm. rainfall with seed burial at 4cm. in soil gave a high number of tillers ، high Dwt of plant and high seed production but with less percentage of wild Oat emergence if it compared with other treatment.

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Sultan, ahmed M., & Hayawe, J. A. . (2015). INFLUENCE OF WILD OAT SEED BURIAL IN SOIL UNDER DIFFERENT RAINFALL REGION ON GROWTH AND SEED PRODUCTION . Diyala Agricultural Sciences Journal , 7(1), 55–62. Retrieved from https://journal.djas.uodiyala.edu.iq/index.php/dasj/article/view/1553
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