INDIVIDUAL AND INTERACTIVE UTILITY OF BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL INVIGORATION FOR VARIOUS CARROTS SEEDS ORDERS AND STUDY THEIR FIELD PERFORMANCE

The purpose of this research is assessing the significance of biological and physical seeds invigoration of different aged carrot seeds orders and study their field performance. An implementation of field experiment at station (A) College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences - University of Baghdad...

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Published in:Iraqi journal of agricultural science Vol. 55; no. 4; pp. 1566 - 1573
Main Authors: Aseel M.H. H. Al-Khafaji, Kadhim D. H. Al-jubouri
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Baghdad Jami'at Baghdad 01.01.2024
Baghdad University
Subjects:
Agricultural engineering
Agricultural production
Carotenoids
Carrots
Chlorophyll
Design of experiments
Embryos
Enzymes
Experimental design
Experiments
Flowers & plants
Gamma rays
Gene expression
Genetic engineering
Laboratories
Leaves
mycorrhiza; trichoderma; gamma ray; sustainability; endo-β-mannanase
Nutrition
Radiation
Scavenging
Seeds
Vegetables
ISSN:0075-0530, 2410-0862
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Summary:The purpose of this research is assessing the significance of biological and physical seeds invigoration of different aged carrot seeds orders and study their field performance. An implementation of field experiment at station (A) College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences - University of Baghdad during fall season 2021-2022. The experimental design arranged using split plot within RCBD. As carrot seeds order considered main plots (primary P, secondary S, tertiary T) and seeds invigoration treatments sub plots (untreated seeds C0, biological B, Physical G, B+G) with three replicates (3X4X3). The interaction treatment PBG (biological+physical treated primary seeds order) reveals significance in majority of research traits such as  field emergence percent, carrot total carotenoids, scavenging percent, total yield (97.67%,12.66mg.100g, 88%, 126.1 ton.ha-1) respectively in compare to untreated tertiary seeds order  (TC0).
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ISSN:0075-0530
2410-0862
DOI:10.36103/66873c67