Abstract:

by Lilium sp. Although the production of flour in the cultivation is mainly made in the soil, the soil has problems in production with the physical and chemical properties of the soil, the cause of diseases and harmons. However, the soil properties can also negatively affect the time a lilyum bean reaches the iris that will form a flower.  With the aim of solving these problems, this study aims to determine the effects of alternative cultivation environments on the formation and development of chickens. The test was conducted in the spring period of 2011 and the Lilium LA hybrids "Ceb Dazzle" varieties were used. In the study;(1) castan leather + perlit, (2) potato leather + perlit, (3) sand + potato leather, (4) perlit, (5) castan leather + potato, (6) garden land + grain + torf (control), (7) torf + potato, (8) Indian coconut leather, (9) volcanic curuf, formed different cultivation environments testing subjects. Lilyum plants are grown in planting environments filled in 60L plastic boxes. In the experiment, the characteristics of the roots formed on the main soil and plant body were studied in order to determine the characteristics of the formation and development of the puppies, while the number, weight, size and size of the puppies developed on the main soil and plant body were determined. According to the study, the formation of puppies on the main puppies was not observed and studied while the formation of puppies on the body was not observed. The maximum formation of chicken flour is 17.5 pieces / flour and is obtained in flour grown in the grown environment of the flour and flour. The average weight, the best developments in terms of the size and size values have been determined from the cultivation environment of peanut leather + rubber (12.387 g, 14.34 mm, 14.54 mm size) and torf + rubber (8.983 g, 13.31 mm size and 14.42 mm size).

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