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Effect of planting date and shading nursery on three strawbery cultivars [electronic resource]: 1. growth of the plants in the nursery and in the field.

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El-Ghamriny, E. A

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Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.1389-1416Other title:

تأثير موعد الزراعة والتظليل بالمشتل علي ثلاثة اصناف من الفراولة :1-نمو النباتات في المشتل والحقل [Added title page title]

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Zagazig journal of agricultural research, 2003 v. 30 (4) [electronic resource].

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In: Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research 2003.v.30(4)Summary: This study aimed to investigate the response of three strawberry cvs;Camarosa, Sweet Charlie and Rosalinda, to nursery shading (0, 60,75 and 90 days), and the behaviour of the shaded transplants under three planting dates (1st Sept., 15th SePt. and 1st. Oct.) in the crop field. Data on plant growth traits in the nursery as well as in the field were recorded. Camarosa cv produced the highest significant No. of both the runners and transplants and the dry matter (DM) of the shoots and roots of the transplants (Types A and B), in the nursery Whereas, cv. Sweet Charlie gave the -highest C/N ratio. Unshaded mother plants in the nursery gave the highest No. of runners ,but shadiug, in general, produced the highest No. of transplants from types A and B. Moreover, 60 days shading, in the 1st season, and 75 days shading, in the 2nd one, significantly favoured C/N ratio. While, cultivar :x shading Interaction had no effect on the DM of transplants, but significantly affected CN ratio.

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This study aimed to investigate the response of three strawberry cvs;Camarosa, Sweet Charlie and Rosalinda, to nursery shading (0, 60,75 and 90 days), and the behaviour of the shaded transplants under three planting dates (1st Sept., 15th SePt. and 1st. Oct.) in the crop field. Data on plant growth traits in the nursery as well as in the field were recorded. Camarosa cv produced the highest significant No. of both the runners and transplants and the dry matter (DM) of the shoots and roots of the transplants (Types A and B), in the nursery Whereas, cv. Sweet Charlie gave the -highest C/N ratio. Unshaded mother plants in the nursery gave the highest No. of runners ,but shadiug, in general, produced the highest No. of transplants from types A and B. Moreover, 60 days shading, in the 1st season, and 75 days shading, in the 2nd one, significantly favoured C/N ratio. While, cultivar :x shading Interaction had no effect on the DM of transplants, but significantly affected CN ratio.

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