Özet:

The study is an ecological-based study conducted to determine the effects of micriasis on the plant in the presence of fungus, which provides significant benefits to plants. For this purpose, the effects of the different doses of fungusitis applied to the plants of tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum L.) found and not found in Arbuskular Mikorizal Fungus (Glomus fasciculatum, Glomus intraradices, Glomus mosseae) on fruit quality parameters have been compared. Pesticide doses are administered in the form of the recommended field dose (D), the half of the recommended dose (D/2) and the double of the recommended dose (Dx2). Measurement results of fruit weight, fruit length, fruit diameter and fruit volume have been statistically important in micrysis in all fungus doses. These findings show that, despite the application of fungusite, micrysis has a positive effect on the fruit. In the fruits of micorized plants there is no fungus remains, while in the doses of micorized plants D and Dx2 there is no fungus remains above the measurement limit.

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Özet:

The study is an ecological-based study to determine the effect of mycorrhiza on the plant in the presence of fungicides, which provide important advantages to plants. For this purpose, it was compared the effects of different fungicide doses on fruit quality parameters of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) plants grown in environment with and without Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungus (Glomus fasciculatum, Glomus intraradices, Glomus mosseae). Pesticide was applied at different doses which recommended dose to farmer (D), half of recommended dose (D/2) and two fold recommended dose (D*2). The results of fruit weight, fruit length, fruit size and fruit volume characteristics were found statistically significant in all of the pesticide dose in mycorhizal plants. These results indicate that mycorrhiza has positive effect despite pesticide application. There was no found pesticide residue in the fruits of mycorhizal plants. However, pesticide residue above measurement limit was found in non-mycorhizal plants.