تأثير المعاملة بالأحماض العضوية في بعض خصائص النمو والإنتاجية لعدة أصناف من الزعفران البري والمزروع (L. Croccus sp)
Keywords:
Saffron - Organic acids - Bulbs - Flowers - Leaf length.Abstract
The research was carried out in Harisoun village, Baniyas region, during the agricultural season 2022/2023 to study the effect of treatment with organic acids (humic and fulvic) at concentrations (0, 25 and 50 mg/L) on the growth and productivity characteristics of saffron plants. Saffron bulbs (Iranian-Spanish-Abu Riha-Safrawi) were planted according to a complete randomized block design with three replicates. Some morphological traits were measured (leaf length (cm), number of leaves (leaf/plant), productivity (number of bulbs per plant (bulb/plant), weight of bulbs per plant (g), number of flowers per plant (flower/plant), and weight of dry stigmas (g). The results showed the positive effect of the treatment with organic acids at a concentration of (50 mg/L), as it outperformed the control treatment and the treatment (25 mg/L) in all the studied traits and characteristics for all varieties. The Spanish variety plants treated at a concentration of (50 mg/L) also outperformed in each of the traits (leaf length, number of bulbs/plant, weight of bulbs (g)), and reached (49.78 cm - 4.9 bulbs/plant - 51.01 g), respectively), while the plants of the wild variety Abu Riha treated at a concentration of (50 mg/L) outperformed in each of the following characteristics (number of leaves/plant, number of flowers/plant), and reached Respectively (8.44 leaves/plant 3.77 flowers/plant) and the treatment (50 mg/L) gave the highest dry stigma weight in Iranian saffron, which reached (0.0132 g), so we recommend using the concentration (50 mg/L) to treat saffron with organic acids during irrigation during the growing season.