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DETERMINATION OF GAS EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF SOME BREBA FIG CULTIVARS

Article number

798_14

Pages

117 – 122

Language

English

Abstract

Determination of gas exchange capacity is important especially for the plants grown in arid and semi-arid conditions.
Fig tree which is generally grown under marginal conditions is well adapted to drought and salinity in Turkey as in many countries.
Furthermore, measuring gas exchange capacity of breba fig producing cultivars could provide information related to their adaptation to a certain agroecology or bring solutions to improve their lower yield levels.
For this reason, a study was carried out to determine gas exchange capacity of some breba fruit producing parthenocarpic fig cultivars originating from Turkey, Israel and France.

Publication

III International Symposium on Fig

Authors

H.Z. Can, K.B. Meyvacı, B. Balci

Keywords

gas exchange, photosynthesis, transpiration, water use efficiency, breba fig

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2008.798.14

Online Articles (49)

1. STRUCTURAL ISSUES ON THE PORTUGUESE FIG PRODUCTION: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

M.B. Martins

2. FIG CULTIVATION AND GENETIC RESOURCES IN TUNISIA, AN OVERVIEW

M. Mars | K. Chatti | O. Saddoud | A. Salhi-Hannachi | M. Trifi | M. Marrakchi

3. MOROCCAN FIG PRESENTS SPECIFIC GENETIC RESOURCES: A HIGH POTENTIAL OF LOCAL SELECTION

B. Khadari | J.P. Roger | M. Ater | H. Achtak | A. Oukabli | F. Kjellberg

4. EARLY RECORDS OF FICUS CARICA DIVERSITY IN CANARY ISLANDS AND ITS PERMANENCE AS LOCAL NAMES UNTIL RECENT TIMES

J. Gil | A.J. González | J. Morales | J. Perera

5. MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FIG ACCESSIONS CULTIVATED IN LEBANON

L. Chalak | A. Chehade | E. Mattar | B. Khadari

6. FIG GENETIC RESOURCES AND RESEARCH AT THE US NATIONAL CLONAL GERMPLASM REPOSITORY IN DAVIS, CALIFORNIA

E. Stover | M. Aradhya

7. DIVERSITY OF THE LOCAL VARIETIES OF THE FIG TREE IN THE NORTH-WESTERN MOROCCO

M. Ater | A. El Oualkadi | H. Achtak | A. Oukabli | B. Khadari

8. FIG GERMPLASM CONSERVATION IN ALBANIA

T. Koka

9. MORPHOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FOURTEEN FIG TREES CULTIVATED IN OULMÈS AREA, MOROCCO

Z. Messaoudi | L. Haddadi

10. CONTRIBUTION TO IDENTIFICATION OF FIG (FICUS CARICA) GENOTYPES TOLERANT TO DROUGHT

A. Oukabli | A. Mekaoui | M. Ibnouali-El-Aloui | A. Bari

11. MORPHOLOGICAL AND POMOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FIG GENOTYPES SELECTED FROM MEDITERRANEAN AND SOUTH EAST ANATOLIA REGIONS

A.B. Küden | S. Bayazit | S. Çömlekcioglu

12. SELECTION OF MORPHOLOGICAL QUANTITATIVE VARIABLES IN FIG CHARACTERIZATION

E. Giraldo | M. López-Corrales | J.I. Hormaza

13. ESTIMATION OF LEAF AREA INDEX IN SOME BREBA FIG CULTIVARS

H.Z. Can

14. DETERMINATION OF GAS EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF SOME BREBA FIG CULTIVARS

H.Z. Can | K.B. Meyvacı | B. Balci

15. POMOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOCAL FIG (FICUS CARICA) CULTIVARS IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA

F. Aljane | A. Ferchichi | M. Boukhris

16. OBSERVATIONS ON THE MORPHOLOGY OF FEMALE FLOWERS OF THE ‘PETRELLI’ AND ‘REGINA’ CULTIVARS OF FICUS CARICA L.

E. Ferrara | F. Macchia

17. CLONAL SELECTION IN PATLICAN CV. AT BLACK SEA REGION OF TURKEY

T. Karadeniz

18. MORPHOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TEN FIG CULTIVARS GROWN IN TADLA AREA, MOROCCO

Z. Messaoudi | N. Boughida

19. RELATIONSHIP AMONG THE SHOOT, LEAF AND FRUIT GROWTH OF SOME FIG (FICUS CARICA) CULTIVARS GROWN IN ANTALYA CONDITIONS

N. Ersoy | S. Gözlekçi | L. Kaynak | B. Dal | K. Yazıcı

20. MOLECULAR BREEDING IN FIG (FICUS CARICA) BY THE USE OF GENETIC TRANSFORMATION

M.A. Flaishman | Z. Yablovich | S. Golobovich | A. Salamon | Y. Cohen | A. Perl | S.D. Yancheva | Z. Kerem | E. Haklay

21. SURVEY OF MOLECULAR MARKERS IN TUNISIAN FIGS: DNA FINGERPRINTINGS

M. Trifi | K. Chatti | O. Saddoud | A. Salhi-Hannachi | M. Marrakchi | M. Mars

22. THE USE OF SSR MARKERS TO SCREEN NEW ACCESSIONS BEFORE THEIR INCORPORATION INTO FIG GERMPLASM COLLECTIONS

E. Giraldo | M. López-Corrales | J.I. Hormaza

23. DETECTION OF MULTIPLE DENOMINATIONS OF THE SAME FIG GENOTYPES GROWN IN SOUTHERN ITALY

P. Resta | M. Roselli | M.A. Palasciano | F. Lamaj | G. Fanizza | E. Ferrara

24. MOLECULAR POLYMORPHISMS IN TUNISIAN FIGS (FICUS CARICA) MEDIATED BY MICROSATELLITES

O. Saddoud | K. Chatti | M. Trifi | M. Marrakchi | A. Salhi-Hannachi | M. Mars

25. RAMPO: A POWERFUL MOLECULAR MARKER IN FIG (FICUS CARICA) DIVERSITY ANALYSIS

K. Chatti | O. Saddoud | A. Salhi-Hannachi | M. Marrakchi | M. Trifi | M. Mars

26. GENETIC DIVERSITY IN TUNISIAN FIG GERMPLASM ASSESSED WITH MOLECULAR MARKERS: IMPLICATION FOR ITS CONSERVATION

A. Salhi-Hannachi | K. Chatti | O. Saddoud | M. Marrakchi | M. Trifi | M. Mars | A. Rhouma

27. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF FICUS CARICA CV. SARILOP CLONE SELECTED FOR ITS HIGH PERFORMANCE

S. Hepaksoy | U. Aksoy

28. MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF APULIAN FIG (FICUS CARICA L.) GERMPLASM COLLECTION USING FLUORESCENCE-BASED AFLP MARKERS

B. Laddomada | C. Gerardi | G. Mita | D. Lumare | F. Minonne | S. Marchiori | F. Fiocchetti

29. STANDARDIZATION OF EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOLS AND SSR MARKERS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF FIG GERMPLASM COLLECTIONS

E. Giraldo | M. López-Corrales | J.P. Roger | B. Khadari | I. Hochu | S. Santoni | J.I. Hormaza

30. BIOLOGY AND PATHOGENICITY OF PHOMOPSIS CINERASCENS, THE CAUSAL AGENT OF FIG CANKER IN FARS PROVINCE OF IRAN

A.R. Javadi | Z. Banihashemi

31. BIOCONTROL OF AFLATOXINS IN FIGS

M.A. Doster | T.J. Michailides | L. Doster | P.J. Cotty

32. FIG MOSAIC DISEASE: ASSOCIATED PROTEIN AND CDNA

L. Serrano | A. Benito | V. Medina | M.A. Achón

33. COMPARISON OF FIG CAPRIFICATION VESSELS, PERIOD AND CAPRIFIG CULTIVAR USABLE IN IRAN

H. Zare

34. FIRST RESULTS OF THE FIVE FIG CULTIVARS INVESTIGATION ON PILOT-PLANTATION IN REGION OF ISTRIA, CROATIA

Z. Prgomet | M. Bohac | Z. Čmelik

35. EFFECT OF CAPRIFIG TYPE ON QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF ESTAHBAN DRIED FIG FICUS CARICA CV. SABZ

M. Rahemi | M. Jafari

36. COMPARISON OF THE EFFECT OF PROPAGATION METHODS OF RAIN-FED FIG (FICUS CARICA L. CV. SABZ) ON THE ESTABLISHMENT, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT OF TREES

H. Zare | A. Hassan-pour

37. ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A VIRUS FROM FIG LEAVES EXHIBITING MOSAIC SYMPTOMS AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SENSITIVE DETECTION PROCEDURE FOR THIS VIRUS

R. Salomon | M. Mawassi | M.A. Flaishman

38. STUDY OF CERATITIS CAPITATA AND LONCHAEA ARISTELLA ON FIG TREES

M.A. Gonçalves | L. Andrade | L. Almeida | M.C. Pica

39. CONTROL OF DECAY IN CAPRIFIGS AND CALIMYRNA FIGS WITH FUNGICIDES

T.J. Michailides | D.P. Morgan | D. Felts | M.A. Doster

40. THE EFFECT OF POSTHARVEST TREATMENTS WITH SODIUM BICARBONATE OR ACETIC ACID ON STORAGE ABILITY AND QUALITY OF FIG FRUIT

M.D.C. Antunes | P. Costa | M.G. Miguel | D. Martins | M.A. Neves | M.A. Martins | C. Gomes

41. EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM PHOSPHIDE, AN ALTERNATIVE TO METHYL BROMIDE, ON DRIED FIG QUALITY

U. Aksoy | F. Şen | K.B. Meyvacı

42. STUDIES TO OPTIMIZE PRE-TREATMENTS FOR HIGH MOISTURE DRIED FIGS

F. Şen | K.B. Meyvacı | U. Aksoy | M. Cakir

43. HPLC ANALYSIS OF POLYPHENOLS IN PEEL AND PULP OF FRESH FIGS

A. Piga | A. Del Caro | G. Milella | I. Pinna | V. Vacca | S. Schirru

44. MYCOTOXINS IN DRIED FIGS

H. Karaca | S. Nas

45. OSMO-DEHYDRATION OF FIG FRUITS WITH FIVE SUGARS

A. Piga | A. Del Caro | I. Pinna

46. QUALITY OF ‘DOTTATO’ DRIED FIGS GROWN IN THE COSENZA REGION, ITALY. A SENSORY AND PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL APPROACH

A. Genna | P. De Vecchi | A. Maestrelli | M. Bruno

47. EFFECT OF 1-METHYLCYCLOPROPENE (1-MCP) ON FIG (FICUS CARICA CV. BARDAKCI) STORAGE

S. Gözlekçi | M. Erkan | I. Karaşahin | G. Şahin

48. INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING OF FIGS BY SOLAR DRYING IN MOROCCO

H. Chimi | A. Ouaouich | M. Semmar | S. Tayebi

49. THE EFFECT OF IRRIGATION LEVEL AND PRE-HARVEST TREATMENTS WITH CALCIUM OXIDE ON STORAGE ABILITY OF FIG FRUITS (FICUS CARICA ‘LAMPA PRETA’ AND ‘BÊBERA BRANCA’)

M.D.C. Antunes | V. Mendonça | M.G. Miguel | M.A. Neves | M.A. Martins | C. Gomes | M.F. Candeias | M.C. Pica