دراسة مقارنة لتأثير سماد أوكسيد المغنيزيوم (النانوي – المعدني) في بعض الصفات الإنتاجية لنبات الذرة الصفراء (صنف غوطة 82) في حمص

Mahmoud Alhamdan; George  Ghandour

doi:10.35516/jjas.v20i3.547

Authors

Mahmoud Alhamdan Researcher in general commoission for scientific agricultural researches https://orcid.org/0009-0008-3997-0385
George Ghandour Al-Baath University, Syria

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35516/jjas.v20i3.547

Keywords:

Zea Mays. L, Gouta 82, Magnesium oxide, Nana form, mineral form, productivity traits

Abstract

This study was conducted in scientific agricultural research center in Homs (Natural Research Department) during the last season 2020, in order to compare the effect of adding magnesium oxide(MgO) fertilizer, in nano and mineral form, in some productive traits of Zea mays.L (Var Gouta 82), where four levels of magnesium oxide fertilizer(0، 50، 100، 150) % of the recommendation attached of the fertilizer bottle, which added in foliar way with the concentration(0, 1, 2 3)g/lit respectively for the studied levels, in tow form: Nano (N0, N1, N2, N3) and mineral (M0, M1, M2, M3)form, the treatments were replicated in three replications, the results that were reached gave the following: a clear significant increase in the productive properties(length of corncob, number of rows in corncob, weight of grains in corncob, weight of the corncob in plant) at the treatment 2g/lit(100%) with clear significant when spraying nano magnesium oxide over than mineral form by (33.95, 15.91, 56.60, 93.82)% compared with the blank respectively for the studied indicators, also the results showed the responding of the pope corn plant (Var Gouta 82) in productivity (ton/ha) when spraying foliar nano fertilizer magnesium oxide(MgO) over than mineral by percent(30.4)%.

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Author Biographies

Mahmoud Alhamdan, Researcher in general commoission for scientific agricultural researches

General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research, Syria

George Ghandour, Al-Baath University, Syria

Al-Baath University, Syria

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