PJB-2010-352
THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT IRRIGATION LEVELS ON VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF YOUNG DWARF CHERRY TREES IN A SUB-HUMID CLIMATE
BURAK NAZMI CANDOGAN AND SENIH YAZGAN
Abstract
In this study, the effects of different irrigation treatments on evapotranspiration and vegetative growth parameters such as plant height, trunk cross-sectional area, volume of trees and branch cross-sectional area of ‘Z-900’/Gisela-5 young dwarf cherry trees were investigated in a sub-humid climate during 2001-2002. Four irrigation treatments (T1, T2, T3 and T4) were applied based on different percentages of Class A Pan evaporation (50%, 75%
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