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DETERMINING SUITABLE VARIETIES FOR TOMATO CULTIVATION UNDER UNHEATED HIGH PLASTIC TUNNEL

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533_65

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519 – 526

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Abstract

New selected tomato genotypes were evaluated in unheated high plastic tunnel conditions of Northern Turkey.
This study was conducted to determine the effects of thirty different indeterminate tomato varieties.
The tomato varieties were tested for earliness, early yield and total yield in spring season under Tokat condition, during 1992 growing period.
Seeds were sown under unheated double layer high plastic tunnel.
The seedlings were transplanted under unheated single layer high plastic tunnel.
Significant differences were found for earliness, early yield and total yield.
The highest early yield was obtained from Zeynep Fý, Amfora Fý, FA-144 and Vivia Fý (124.75 t/ha, 124.01 t/ha, 123.52 t/ha and 122.41 t/ha respectively). The highest total yield was obtained from Vivia Fý, Arletta Fý, RS 83209 Fý, FA-144, Vemone Fý, Lucy Fý and Zeynep Fý (291.07 t/ha, 272.29 t/ha, 266.29 t/ha, 256.09 t/ha, 255.34 t/ha, 254.77 t/ha and 252.47 t/ha respectively). Also, In this study, four week earliness was obtained compared to open field growing.

Publication

VIII International Symposium on Timing Field Production in Vegetable Crops

Authors

N. Saglam, A. Yazgan

Keywords

Lycopersicon esculentum, high plastic tunnel, earliness, yield, variety

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2000.533.65

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19. CELL SHAPE, TRANSPLANT AGE, CULTIVARS AND YIELD IN BROCCOLI

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20. LETTUCE (LACTUCA SATIVA L.) CULTIVARS GROWN BY DIRECT SOWING AND TRANSPLANTING

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21. OPTIMUM PLANTING DENSITY FOR EGGPLANT CV. ‘AVAN’

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22. TIME OF HARVEST AND QUANTITATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF CARROT PLANTS INFLUENCED BY PLANT DENSITY AND IRRADIATION LEVEL

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23. EFFECT OF PLANT DENSITY ON YIELD AND BULB SIZE OF DIRECT SOWN ONIONS

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24. EFFECT OF INTERROW DISTANCE ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF DIFFERENT POTATO CULTIVARS FOR PROCESSING

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25. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT PLANT DENSITIES AND PLANTING SYSTEMS ON ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.) BULB QUALITY AND YIELD

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26. EFFECT OF CROP DENSITY ON MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND YIELD OF CABBAGE

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27. POTENTIAL OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COMPOST AS A BIOLOGICAL WEED CONTROL¹

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28. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PLANTING TIME, CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL AND WEED COVER IN ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.)

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29. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PLANTING TIME, CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL AND WEED COVER IN CABBAGE (BRASSICA OLERACEA L. VAR. CAPITATA)

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30. MINIMIZING HERBICIDE INPUTS BY USING MECHANICAL AND INTEGRATED WEED CONTROL TECHNIQUES

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32. WINTER AND SPRING SOWING OF THE ITALIAN CHICKPEA (CICER ARIETINUM L.) CROP

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33. LATE SOWING DATES AND HIGH PLANT DENSITY IN SIX CULTIVARS OF BROCCOLI FOR PROCESSING

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34. SOWING DATES, AGE OF TRANSPLANTS AND YIELD IN THREE CULTIVARS OF BROCCOLI (BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. ITALICA PLENCK)

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35. SOWING DATES AND PLANT DENSITY ON TWO EARLY CULTIVARS OF CIMA DI RAPA (BRASSICA RAPA L.)

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36. SOWING TIMES AND ONTOGENETIC CYCLE IN TWO EARLY CULTIVARS OF CIMA DI RAPA (BRASSICA RAPA L.)

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39. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT, SOWING DATES ON HARVESTING DATE AND YIELD OF BEAN UNDER PLASTIC TUNNELS

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40. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SOWING DATES AND SEEDLING GROWN TUNNEL TYPES ON EARLINESS AND YIELD OF TOMATO UNDER UNHEATED HIGH PLASTIC TUNNEL

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41. EFFECTS OF TWO SOWING DATES AND PLASTIC MULCH ON OKRA PRODUCTION

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45. NITROGEN AND FIELD PRODUCTION OF VEGETABLE CROPS

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46. NITROGEN MINERALIZATION FROM CROP RESIDUES

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47. YIELD FORMATION IN BRUSSELS SPROUTS: EFFECTS OF NITROGEN

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49. NITROGEN AND POST-HARVEST YELLOWING OF BRUSSELS SPROUTS

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51. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN NUTRITION UPON THE QUALITY AND YIELD OF HEAD CHICORY (CICHORIUM INTYBUS L. VAR. FOLIOSUM)

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54. SUPPRESSIVE FOLIAR FERTILIZERS APPLICATION VERSUS FUNGICIDES TREATMENT OF CUCUMBERS

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55. WATER SUPPLY AND SOIL MULCHING WITH LEEKS

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56. THE WATER QUALITY AND IRRIGATION METHOD INFLUENCE ABOUT THE AUTUMN WHITE CABBAGE YIELD

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57. GROWTH AND YIELD COMPONENTS OF DWARF FRENCH BEAN GROWN UNDER IRRIGATION CONDITIONS

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58. THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND WATER SUPPLY ON TOMATO YIELD

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59. YIELD OF EARLY CELERIAC IN RELATION TO AGRONOMIC VARIABLES

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60. OPTIMIZING THE HARVEST TIME OF CARROT

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62. A SIMPLE WEATHER DRIVEN MODEL TO DETERMINE HARVEST DATE OF GREEN BEANS FOR FREEZING USING QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE CRITERIA

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64. HARVESTING TIME ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF STEMS CHICORY (CICHORIUM INTYBUS L.)

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65. THE INFLUENCE OF WEATHER CONDITION AND ROOT HARVEST TIME FOR FORCING USABILITY OF CHICORY CULTIVARS

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66. DETERMINING SUITABLE VARIETIES FOR TOMATO CULTIVATION UNDER UNHEATED HIGH PLASTIC TUNNEL

N. Saglam | A. Yazgan

67. DETERMINING SUITABLE VARIETIES FOR PROCESSING TOMATO PRODUCTION UNDER TURKEY ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

N. Saglam | S. Fidan | A. Yazgan

68. INFLUENCE OF SOME AGRONOMICAL PRACTICES ON QUALITATIVE AND YIELD TRAITS OF LETTUCE HEADS

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69. EVALUATION OF TOMATO COMMERCIAL CULTIVARS AND LINES FOR FRESH MARKET AND PROCESSING USE

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70. PICKLING CUCUMBER (CUCUMIS SATIVUS L.) CULTIVARS GROWN IN TWO DIFFERENT ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

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71. HEAD CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOBE ARTICHOKE (CYNARA SCOLYMUS L.) AS RELATED TO GROWTH STAGE

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72. MODELLING PLANT DEVELOPMENT OF BROCCOLI

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73. STRATEGIES FOR CONTROLLING CARROT FLY WHILE MINIMIZING PESTICIDE INPUTS

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74. PREVENTION OF TIPBURN IN FENNEL

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75. EFFECT OF CLOVE WEIGHT ON YIELD AND BULB QUALITY OF GARLIC GROWN FOR STORAGE

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