RESEARCH OF SOME MAIZE HYBRIDS FROM CROATIA COMPARING KOSOVO'S AGRO-ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Journal Title: International journal of ecosystems and ecology science (IJEES) - Year 2019, Vol 9, Issue 4
Abstract
Six maize hybrids F1 generation from Croatia were tested, during the growing season, in agro - climatic condition of Kosovo. The investigation has been performed in micro trials set up at the two most important agro production sites of Kosovo, Peja and Pestova, in which trials has been investigated the yield, crude, protein, content and other relevant traits of. Maize (Zea mays L.) is one of the most important field crops that are regularly cultivated each year in Kosovo with an area 70000 - 90000 ha with some oscillation [3]. Grain yield per surface unit is one of the most important trains that influence directly for arent ability and economic production [9]. The average grain yield of maize in the last years the main agro- production localities of Kosovo is very low ranging from 4.0 - 5.5 t/ha. For an economic and sustainable production of maize there is necessary to have high yield hybrids, optimal agro-climatic conditions, modern agriculture mechanization and application of proper plant protection measures the yield is very complex trait that depends by genotype of maize and environment conditions, as well [1], [2]. During the cropping season, the micro trials were established in two most important agro - production localities of Kosovo to investigate the performance of ten maize hybrids from the region with the aim of their introduction into the national list of varieties Kosovo. The perspective maize hybrids. The obtained result showed that there are statistically significant differences among the maize hybrids compared with standard check, with regard to the grain yield, crude, protein contents and other traits. Such statistically significant differences have been observed between localities as well.
Authors and Affiliations
Bakir Kelmendi1, Ismajl Cacaj2, Defrime Berisha3, Arsim Elshani4, Nazmi Hasanaj5
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