Volume: 20 Issue: 1, 5/21/15

Year: 2015

Articles

 

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Turkish Journal Of Field Crops

Page : 0-

Research Article

2. SPAD GREENNESS TO ESTIMATE GENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FLAG LEAF CHLOROPHYLL IN SPRING WHEAT UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS

Celaleddin Barutcular İrem Toptas Hatice Turkten Mehmet Yıldırım Mujde Koc

Page : 1-8

 

3. YIELD AND QUALITY OF BLACK CUMIN (Nigella sativa L.) POPULATIONS: THE EFFECT OF ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

Nimet Kara Duran Katar Hasan Baydar

Page : 9-14

Research Article

4. EFFECT OF LOCATION, GENOTYPE AND THEIR INTERACTIONS FOR ANTHOCYANINS AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITIES OF PURPLE WAXY CORN COBS

Suchittra Khampas Kamol Lertrat Khomsorn Lomthaısong Sakunkan Sımla Bhalang Surıharn

Page : 15-23

Research Article

5. EVALUATION OF THE QUALITY OF TWO DIFFERENT ARTIFICIAL PASTURES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF GRAZING BEEF ANIMALS

Mevlut Turk Sebahattin Albayrak Yalcin Bozkurt

Page : 24-30

 

6. QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MIXTURES OF SOME WARM SEASON PERENNIAL GRASSES WITH ALFALFA (Medicago sativa L.) UNDER IRRIGATED CONDITIONS OF CUKUROVA

Selahattin Cınar Rustu Hatıpoglu

Page : 31-37

 

7. THE EFFECT OF FERTILIZATION AND GRAZING APPLICATIONS ON ROOT LENGTH AND ROOT BIOMASS OF SOME RANGELAND GRASSES

Tamer Yavuz Yasar Karadag

Page : 38-42

Research Article

8. PHENO-MORPHOLOGICAL AND AGRONOMIC DIVERSITY IN A COLLECTION OF WILD AND DOMESTICATED SPECIES OF THE GENUS LUPINUS

Renata GALEK Galek Dariusz Zalewskı Bartosz Kozak Ewa Sawıcka-sıenkıewıcz

Page : 43-48

 

9. QTL ANALYSIS OF FIBER COLOR AND FIBER QUALITY IN NATURALLY GREEN COLORED COTTON (Gossypium hirsutum L.)

Devrim Semizer-cumıng Filiz Altan Huseyin Akdemır Muzaffer Tosun Aynur Gurel Bahattin Tanyolac

Page : 49-58

 

10. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT NITROGEN LEVELS ON THE GRAIN YIELD AND SOME YIELD COMPONENTS OF QUINOA (Chenopodium quinoa Willd.) UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

Hakan Geren

Page : 59-64

Research Article

11. YIELD AND QUALITY PERFORMANCES OF VARIOUS ALFALFA (Medicago sativa L.) CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT SOIL TEXTURES IN A MEDITERRANEAN ENVIRONMENT

Yasar Kavut Riza Avcıoglu

Page : 65-71

Research Article

12. LINE × TESTER ANALYSIS AND ESTIMATING COMBINING ABILITIES FOR YIELD AND SOME YIELD COMPONENTS IN BREAD WHEAT

Deniz Istıplıler Emre Ilker Fatma Aykut Tonk Gizem Cıvı Muzaffer Tosun

Page : 72-77

 

13. YIELD AND HERB QUALITY OF THYME (Thymus vulgaris L.) DEPENDING ON HARVEST TIME

Beata Król Anna Kıełtyka-dadasıewıcz

Page : 78-84

 

14. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PLANT DENSITIES ON THE YIELD AND SOME SILAGE QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF GIANT KING GRASS (Pennisetum hybridum) UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

Hakan Geren Yasar Kavut

Page : 85-91

 

15. PRODUCTIVITY OF INTERCROPPING MAIZE (Zea mays L.) AND PUMPKINS (Cucurbita maxima Duch.) UNDER CONVENTIONAL VS. CONSERVATION FARMING SYSTEM

Željko Dolıjanovıć Nebojša Momırovıć Snežana Oljača Milena Sımıć Mićo Oljača Biljana Janoševıć

Page : 92-98

Research Article

16. NITROGEN FERTILIZATION AND NARROW PLANT SPACING STIMULATES SUNFLOWER PRODUCTIVITY

Muhammad Awaıs Aftab Wajıd Ashfaq Ahmad Muhammad Saleem Muhammad Bashır Umer Saeed Jamshad Hussaın M.Habib Habib-ur-rahman

Page : 99-108

 

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Sertan Cevık Serpil Unyayar Ali Ergul

Page : 109-114

 

18. THE EFFECT OF SILICON FOLIAR FERTILIZATION IN SUGAR BEET – Beta vulgaris (L.) ssp. vulgaris conv. crassa (Alef.) prov. altissima (Döll)

Arkadiusz Artyszak Dariusz Gozdowskı Katarzyna Kucıńska

Page : 115-119

 

19. THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT NITROGEN DOSES ON TUBER YIELD AND SOME AGRONOMICAL TRAITS OF EARLY POTATOES

Leyla Gulluoglu Halis Arıoglu Halil Bakal

Page : 120-124

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