Abstract:

In this study, conducted in 2009 at the Ziraat Faculty of Research and Application Farm, various side range and water levels in cotton have studied the impact on some fiber quality criteria (fiber thinness, fiber length, fiber strength) and agronomic characteristics (planta length, cottage weight, 100 seed weight, cranberry randem, fruit branch number). The research was established on the basis of the trial pattern of trial and two-factor random blocks. Three levels of water were studied in the trials where a 8-day accumulated evaporation, consisting of A-class steering cabin in the 0.70 and 1.40 m lateral intervals (kpc-1: 1.00; kpc-2: 0.75 and kpc-3: 0.50) was observed. According to the results of the study, the impact of the water level on the efficiency and fiber quality criteria has been significant if the lateral range is needed. In both lateral range, the highest irrigation water was applied to the T1 and T4 issues. The seasonal plant water consumption values varied from 495.6 mm to 723.4 mm. The highest and lowest mass yield was achieved by an average of 648.6 kg/day and 537.2 kg/day from T4 and T3 matters respectively.

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