THE EFFECT OF PLANTING DATE ON THE YIELD AND VEGETATIVE GROWTH CHARACTERS OF THE STRAWBERRY IN SULAYMANI REGION

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Abdul Mostafa Hamarash
Ismail Ahmed Hassan
Mahmud Karim Ahmed

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This research was implemented in the fields  of Bakrajo Technical Agricultural Institute /Sulaymani governorate during  winter season 2011/2012 . Hapil cultivar of strawberry which is well known in the area used in this research with six planting dates ,with 15 days interval , starting from Dec.10/2011 until  Feb.25/2012 respectively in addition to control treatment (planting in the nursery). RCBD  was used in three replications .Each plot involved 20 plants , data were recorded from five plants randomly for each experimental units.      Data analysis  and LSD test at %5 level were  achieved . The results showed after the fruits ripening and that have been harvested starting from  April 282012  And with fifteen picking until  May 30-2012,that the planting date Dec.10-2011 and Feb.10 -2012 gave earlier and more fruits compared with the others . The mean number  of leaves were 24.22 and 21.5 leaves/plant during Feb.10-2012 and Jan.15-2012 respectively.      The mean number of flowers were 8.33 and 6.63 flowers/plant during Feb.10-2012 and Dec.10-2011 plant dates respectively. The mean number of  lateral shots  were higher in the three planting times Feb.25,10,2012 and Jan.102012 with mean 4.80,4.87 and 4.90 shots/plant . The mean number were 6.84 and 6.6 during Feb.10-2012 and Jan. 25-2012 respectively  ,The mean length of leaf petioles  were 11.43 and 10.10 centimetres during Dec.10-2011 and Feb.102012 planting dates respectively.

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Hamarash, A. M., Hassan, I. A., & Ahmed, M. K. . (2015). THE EFFECT OF PLANTING DATE ON THE YIELD AND VEGETATIVE GROWTH CHARACTERS OF THE STRAWBERRY IN SULAYMANI REGION . Diyala Agricultural Sciences Journal , 7(2), 196–205. Retrieved from https://journal.djas.uodiyala.edu.iq/index.php/dasj/article/view/1646
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