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RESPONSE OF SATSUMA MANDARIN (CITRUS UNSHIU MARC.) TREES BUDDED ON TRIFOLIATE ORANGE (P. TRIFOLIATA) TO SALINITY DUE TO SEAWATER INTRUSION

Article number

573_30

Pages

265 – 270

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

International Symposium on Techniques to Control Salination for Horticultural Productivity

Authors

H.Z. Can, U. Aksoy, S. Anaç, Y.S. Kukul, B. Okur

Keywords

Satsuma mandarin, Citrus unshiu, salinity, growth, gas exchange, yield

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2002.573.30

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2. PREWETTING RATE AND SODICITY EFFECTS ON SOIL PERMEABILITY AND SURFACE SEALING

I. Shainberg | G.J. Levy | A.I. Mamedov

3. ASSESSING SOIL VOLUMETRIC WATER CONTENT AND SALINITY BY TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY

R. Aringhieri | M. Giachetti

4. YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF SALINISED TOMATO PLANTS WITH ENHANCED Ca FERTILIZATION

T. Soria | J. Cuartero | R. Romero-Aranda

5. ALLEVIATION OF SALINITY – INDUCED STRESS IN CASH CROPS BY MULTI-K (POTASSIUM NITRATE), FIVE CASES TYPIFYING THE UNDERLYING PATTERN

O. Achilea

6. LONG-TERM EXPERIMENTS COMPARING THE IMPACT ON SOILS AND FIELD CROPS OF POTASSIUM CHLORIDE VS. POTASSIUM SULFATE

M. Marchand | H. Abd El Hadi

7. THE USE OF AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC SEWAGE SLUDGES AS ORGANIC FERTILISERS IN LETTUCE (LACTUCA SATIVA L.) VAR. VANITY

F. Alvares | L. Dionisio | C. Guerrero | J. Brito

8. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PELARGONIUM SP. GROWN IN SEWAGE SLUDGE AND PEAT MIXTURES

F. André | C. Guerrero | J. Beltrão | J. Brito

9. SEWAGE SLUDGE USE AS A HORTICULTURAL SUBSTRATUM IN TAGETE PATULA SEED GERMINATION

D.M.C. Nascimento | J.M.C. Brito | C.A.C. Guerrero | L.P.C. Dionísio

10. INDICATOR MICROORGANISMS IN RECLAIMED WATER USED FOR IRRIGATION

J.J. Posnett | R.E. Longdin | M. Costa | L.P.C. Dionísio

11. INORGANIC AND ORGANIC FERTILISATION OF LEEKS (ALLIUM PORRUM L.) CULTIVATED IN POTS: SOIL AND LEACHING CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

C. Guerrero | P. Pita | J. Brito

12. EC AND pH CHANGES OF THE GROWING MEDIA AND NUTRIENT SOLUTION DURING ANTHURIUM PRODUCTION IN A CLOSED SYSTEM

A. Özçelik | C.F. Özkan

13. SIMULATION OF NUTRIENT UPTAKE BY PLANTS FROM HYDROPONICS AS AFFECTED BY SALINITY BUILDUP AND TRANSPIRATION

M. Silberbush | J. Ben-Asher

14. MODELLING WATER FLOW AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT FOR HORTICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

R.A. Feddes | J.C. van Dam

15. MODELLING THE EFFECT OF SEA WATER INTRUSION ON GROUND WATER SALINITY IN AGRICULTURAL AREAS IN ISRAEL, PORTUGAL, SPAIN AND TURKEY

16. AN INTEGRATED MODELLING APPROACH FOR IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT USING SALINE AND NON-SALINE WATER: THE SALTMED MODEL

R. Ragab

17. IRRIGATION SCHEDULING TO PREVENT SOIL SALINIZATION FROM A SHALLOW WATER TABLE

T. Kara

18. HYDROCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT OF SEAWATER INTRUSION IN GÜMÜLDÜR REGION

Y.S. Kukul | S. Anaç

19. SUSTAINABLE USE AND MANAGEMENT OF NON-CONVENTIONAL WATER RESOURCES IN THE ARID REGIONS

A. Hamdy

20. SALINITY CONTROL IN THE ABSENCE OF A DRAINAGE SYSTEM UNDER SEMI-ARID ENVIRONMENTS

N. Ben Mechlia

21. EFFICIENCY OF TRIPLE EMITTER SOURCE (TES) FOR IRRIGATION EXPERIMENTS OF HORTICULTURAL CROPS

22. INFLUENCE OF SALINITY ON MICROBIAL RESPIRATION AND ENZYME ACTIVITY OF SOILS

N. Okur | M. Çengel | S. Göçmez

23. ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER SALINATION BY SEAWATER INTRUSION IN A TYPICAL LEBANESE HORTICULTURAL AREA

M. El Moujabber | B. Bou Samra

24. THE EFFECTS OF SALINE WATER AND SOIL TILLAGE ON THE SALT AND WATER REGIMES IN A SLOPING CORNFIELD USING A MOVING IRRIGATION SYSTEM

S. Assouline | M. Ben-Hur

25. PREDICTION SALINE WATERTABLE CONTRIBUTION TO CROP EVAPOTRANSPIRATION

F. Konukçu | M. Sener

26. SALINE STRESS AND CELL TOXICITY EVALUATION USING SUSPENDED PLANT CELL CULTURES OF HORTICULTURAL CROPS GROWN IN A BIOREACTOR

M.E. Lima-Costa | A.L. Ferreira | A. Duarte | J. Beltrão

27. THE ROLE OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY IN ENHANCING THE SALT-TOLERANCE OF HORTICULTURAL CROPS

T.J. Flowers | S.A. Flowers

28. QTL ANALYSIS OF SALT STRESS RELATED TRAITS IN CITRUS AND RELATED GENUS PONCIRUS

I. Tozlu | C.L. Guy | G.A. Moore

29. INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCKS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF SATSUMA MANDARIN (CITRUS UNSHIU MARC.) TO SALINITY

S. Hepaksoy | B. Özer | H.Z. Can | M.A. Ul | D. Anaç

30. BREEDING CITRUS FOR SALT TOLERANCE

I. Tozlu | C.L. Guy | G.A. Moore

31. RESPONSE OF SATSUMA MANDARIN (CITRUS UNSHIU MARC.) TREES BUDDED ON TRIFOLIATE ORANGE (P. TRIFOLIATA) TO SALINITY DUE TO SEAWATER INTRUSION

H.Z. Can | U. Aksoy | S. Anaç | Y.S. Kukul | B. Okur

32. TOLERANCE MECHANISMS TO SALINITY STRESS IN CITRUS AND PONCIRUS

I. Tozlu | C.L. Guy | G.A. Moore

33. DEFICIT IRRIGATION TO REDUCE SALINIZATION IN AN APPLE ORCHARD

Z. Nasr | N. Ben Mechlia

34. EFFECT OF SALT ON EXPRESSION OF RESISTANCE IN SOME DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS

K. Kepenek | F. Koyuncu

35. STUDIES ON THE SALT TOLERANCE OF SOME STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS UNDER GLASSHOUSE

K. Kepenek | F. Koyuncu

36. WATER STATUS AND OSMOTIC ADJUSTMENT OF BROAD-BEAN (VICIA FABA L.) IN RESPONSE TO SOIL SALINITY

N. Katerji | M. Mastrorilli | A. Hamdy | J.W. van Hoorn

37. LENTIL (LENS CULINARIS MED.) SENSITIVITY TO SALINITY THROUGH THE WATER USE EFFICIENCY

A. Hamdy | N. Katerji | M. Mastrorilli | A. Ameen

38. MUSKMELON PRODUCTION IN SOILLESS CULTURE UNDER SALINE IRRIGATION PRACTICES AND SOIL CONDITIONER APPLICATION

A. Hamdy | F. Taleb Ahmad | R. Choukr-Allah

39. IRRIGATION OF COTTON AND WHEAT WITH DRAINAGE WATER IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION OF TURKEY

A. Yazar | A. Yarpuzlu | S.M. Sezen

40. USE OF SOIL CONDITIONERS UNDER SALINE IRRIGATION: EFFECT OF WHEAT

A. Hamdy | P. Sfeir

41. SALINITY TOLERANCE IN ELYTRIGIA (AGROPYRON ELONGATUM)

A. Belligno | F. La Loggia | F. Sambuco | V. Sardo | R. Brancato

42. RESPONSE OF TWO GRASSES TO IRRIGATION WITH DILUTED SEAWATER

A. Belligno | L. Cutore | M. Di Leo | V. Sardo | R. Brancato

43. RESPONSE OF FAIRWAY GRASSES OF GOLF COURSES TO POTABLE WATER IRRIGATION AS COMPARED TO WASTEWATER APPLICATION

44. COMBINED EFFECTS OF SALTS AND NITROGEN ON THE YIELD FUNCTION OF LETTUCE

J. Beltrão | S.B. Jesus | T. Panagopoulos | J. Ben Asher

45. INCREASING SALT TOLERANCE IN TOMATO AND LETTUCE BY INDUCING PLANT ADAPTATION: HALOCONDITIONING

F. Pérez-Alfocea | M.E. Balibrea | M. Parra | M.C. Bolarín

46. NUTRIENT CONTENTS AND SALT REMOVAL POTENTIAL OF SOME WILD PLANTS GROWN IN SALT AFFECTED SOILS

M.M. Shaaban | M.M. El-Fouly

47. SALT REMOVAL POTENTIAL OF BARLEY, ALFALFA, ATRIPLEX PATULA AND A. PROSTRATA

J. Cuartero | J.M. Pulido | M.L. Gómez-Guillamón | M. Álvarez

48. A RESEARCH ON THE SALINITY OF THE SOIL AND IRRIGATION WATER OF GREENHOUSE-GROWN CUCUMBERS (CUCUMIS SATIVUS L.) IN THE EAST MARMARA REGION

S. Soyergin | I. Moltay

49. SALINIZATION PROBLEM IN ANTALYA REGION GREENHOUSE SOILS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

M. Kaplan | S. Sönnmez | S. Tokmak | I. Uz

50. THE EFFECTS OF SALINITY ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS

O. Küçükahmetler

51. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SALTS APPLIED AT DIFFERENT DEVELOPMENT STAGES ON THE YIELD AND QUALITY OF TOMATO (LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM)

E. Yurtseven | D.N. Halloran | C. Kütük | K. Demir

52. EFFECT OF IRRIGATION WATER SALINITY ON YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF TOMATO

N. Malash | A. Ghaibeh | A. Yeo | R. Ragab | J. Cuartero

53. VARIABILITY FOR SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERS AFFECTING SALT TOLERANCE IN TOMATO

J. Cuartero | R. Romero-Aranda | A.R. Yeo | T.J. Flowers

54. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT EC LEVELS OF NUTRIENT SOLUTION ON GREENHOUSE TOMATO GROWING

R.Z. Eltez | Y. Tüzel | A. Gül | I.H. Tüzel | H. Duyar

55. DRY MATTER, FRUIT YIELD AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF CALCIUM AND OXALIC ACID CONTENTS IN THE UPPER AND LOWER TISSUES OF TOMATO PLANT IN SALINITY STRESS

B. Topçuoglu | C. Kütük

56. INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK IN THE TOMATO RESPONSE TO SALINITY

M.M. Martínez-Rodríguez | A. Santa-Cruz | M.T. Estañ | M. Caro | M.C. Bolarín

57. TOMATO RESPONSE TO SALINITY IN SUBSTRATE CULTURE

I.H. Tüzel

58. MICRONUTRIENT FOLIAR APPLICATION INCREASES SALT TOLERANCE OF TOMATO SEEDLINGS

M.M. El-Fouly | Z.M. Moubarak | Z.A. Salama