Research Article

Determining the Yield and Yield Components of Some Local Potato Genotypes Grown in the North Eastern Anatolia Region

Volume: 3 Number: 2 December 31, 2022
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Determining the Yield and Yield Components of Some Local Potato Genotypes Grown in the North Eastern Anatolia Region

Abstract

This study was carried out in 2018 to examine the yield and yield components of 8 potato genotypes (Kanursu, Aşkar, Çamlı, Akbulut, Yukarıkızı, Incili, Erikdibi, and Nisantası) and 2 potato varieties (Agria and Lady Olympia) procured in the ecological conditions of Bayburt, Turkey. The experimental work was conducted in trial ground at the Experimental Station of the University of Bayburt (Turkey). The research was designed in random blocks with three replications. As a result of the study, the highest number of stems per plant (6.7), tuber yield per hectare (15.19 tons), number of tubers per plant (8.47), and tuber yield per plant (357.01 g) were found to be in the genotype Akbulut; the highest ratio of large tuber (28.27%) in the genotype Konursu; and the highest ratio of medium tuber (85.22%) in the genotype Çamlıkoz. This study; Although the best potato yield was obtained from the Akbulut genotype on a regional basis, these data are a pioneer for other future studies to determine the cultivar candidates needed in the development of domestic potato cultivars.

Keywords

Adaptation , Local variety , Solanum tuberosum L , Yield components

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APA
Gül, V., & Sefaoğlu, F. (2022). Determining the Yield and Yield Components of Some Local Potato Genotypes Grown in the North Eastern Anatolia Region. Journal of Agricultural Production, 3(2), 124-130. https://doi.org/10.56430/japro.1210278