Abstract:

This study was conducted between the years 2018-2019 with the aim of determining the impact of vaccinated species of clones on the feeding quality on some clones. In the study, the 'Deveci', 'Williams', 'Santa Maria' and 'Abate Fetel' varieties were vaccinated on the fox, Fox11, OHxF87 and OHxF333 fox clone mammals with the non-language vaccination method. The study examined the I-class fertilizer rate (%), the marketable fertilizer rate (%), the Dickson Quality Index and the Fruit Fruit Quality Index in order to determine the quality of the fruit. The study found that all the characteristics studied have a statistically significant impact on the mother and varieties, and that the I-class fertilizer rate was 78.7%, and the marketable fertilizer rate was 98.5%. The highest I. The class fidan rate was determined in the vaccine 'Deveci' sort on the Fox11 mother. The marketable fertilizer ratio varied from 97.3 to 100.0 per cent in terms of mothers; 96.0 to 100.0 per cent in terms of varieties. In terms of varieties, the highest marketable fertilizer rate is 'Deveci' and 'Santa Maria', while the lowest is 'Abate Fetel'. The study found variations between the varieties 'Dickson Quality Index' and 'Fruit Fruit Quality Index' as fertile quality index, respectively 21.3-28.8 and 18.7-60.7; between mothers 20.9-26.5 and 22.1-66.0. In the determination of the quality of the flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous flavonous. The highest quality beans are identified in the 'Deveci'/Fox9 combination. The result of this study has been found that the fertilizers obtained are of quality and that the varieties studied can be successfully grown during the expulsion period on the clone mammals.

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