The activity of antioxidants enzymes and NPK contents as affected by water qaulity, kinetin, bio and organic fertilization in lettuce (lactuca sativa l.)

A field experiment was conducted using split – split block design to study the effect of irrigation water quality ,organic composts ,kinetin and Bio- health application on N.P.K contents and anti-oxidant enzymes activity in lettuce, The experiment included three factors ,quality of irrigation water...

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Published in:Iraqi journal of agricultural science Vol. 49; no. 3; pp. 506 - 518
Main Authors: al-Tai, Durid Kamil Abbas, Majid, Zahra Zuhayr
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Baghdad, Iraq University of Baghdad, College of Agriculture 01.01.2018
Jami'at Baghdad
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ISSN:0075-0530, 2410-0862
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Summary:A field experiment was conducted using split – split block design to study the effect of irrigation water quality ,organic composts ,kinetin and Bio- health application on N.P.K contents and anti-oxidant enzymes activity in lettuce, The experiment included three factors ,quality of irrigation water (W) at two levels (1.2, 6.1 dS m -1 ), kind of organic composts Plam fronds and Rice wastes(20) ton /hectare , kinetin application (50 mg.L-1 ) and bio-health fertilizers (5 kg/ hectare). The results indicated that elevation of water salinity levels led to elevation in activity of Peroxidase POX , Catalase CAT, Malondialdehyde MDA, Superoxide dismutase SOD enzymes and proline contents in leaves, while it decrease leaves contents of ( N.P.K), Organic composts , kinetin and bio-health applications alleviated from the negative effects of saline water by increasing the (NPK) contents in leaves ,reduced POX ,CAT, MDA,SOD and proline , That possible to mitigation the negative affect of salt stress in lettuce the application of plant growth regulators , bio fertilizers and decomposed organic matter
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ISSN:0075-0530
2410-0862
DOI:10.36103/ijas.v49i3.123