Effect Application of phosphate solabilizating on yield and yield components of theree line soybean M7,M9,TMS

Subject Areas : New Finding in Agriculture

A. M. Alijani ¹ , M. jafarzadeh kenarsari ² , Kh. Estaki Oregani ³ , A. farnia ⁴

1 - Msc Student, Faculty of Agriculture, Islamic Azad University, Boroujerd
2 - Islamic Azad University , Boroujerd Branch, Iran
3 - Islamic Azad University, Boroujerd Branch, Iran
4 - Islamic Azad University, Boroujerd Branch, Iran

Received: 2015-11-23 Accepted : 2015-11-23 Published : 2015-11-23

Keywords: yield, Yield components, Soybean Biofer tilizer,

Abstract :

Inorder to determine the effect Application of phosphate solubilizating on yieldand yield components of theree line soybean in 2010 at aleshtar,Lorestan-Iran.The treatments in cluded with phosphate solubilizate ,withoutphosphatand and theree line soybean,this experiment using completely randomizedfactorial design with three replication .After reapening plant height ,numberof pods per plant 1000- seed weight grain yield biologic yield and precent ofseed oil and protein. Maximum grain yield and oil seed achived by treat ment ofApplication phosphate solubilizating of line M7.

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