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Comparison of Morpho- Physiological, Vegetative and Postharvest Life Characteristics of Fig (Ficus carica L) Cultivars in Mamasani City, Doshmanzyari Region Under Rain-Fed Condition
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F Rastegar   , Hamid Zare , F Sadaghi |
| Agricultural Research, Education and Extension Organization (AREEO) |
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Some morphological parameters are suitable indicators for distinguishing Ficus cultivars, which can be used as descriptors for the classification of this species. Therefore, the current research focused on the specific identification of four fig cultivars based on physiological and vegetative characteristics and determining the storage life. This research was arranged as a completely randomized block design with three replications in Sabz, Ghani, Fereydoni and Sefidak fig cultivars in Mashaikh village, Doshmen Ziyari district, Mamsani city in 2022. The results showed that growth habit, terminal bud color, petiole color, fruit shape, fruit skin color, one-year-old branch color, main leaf lobe shape, branch density, branch bending and growth vigour of four fig cultivars can be considered as key traits to identify fig cultivars. Ghani recorded the highest leaf ion leakage (92.24%). The Sabz cultivar had the highest content of leaf chlorophyll a and carotenoids with the value of 8.13 and 11.06 mg/g, respectively. Fereydoni cultivar had the highest percentage of soluble solids (18.66%) and the number of fruits per branch (7.33). The lowest fresh and dry weight of fruit, leaf dry weight matter, and the percent of ion leakage (15.37%) was found in Fereydoni cultivar. The lowest leaf length (94.09 mm), leaf number (3.33), internode number (5.66), and the highest stalk length (15.81 mm) were observed in the Sefidak cultivar. According to the cluster analysis and morphological traits, Ghani and Sefidak cultivars were more closely related to each other, and Fereydoni and Sabz cultivars were also placed in the same group. The storage life of Ghani cultivar was the highest compared with other ones. |
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| Keywords: Fig, Morphological attributes, Storage life |
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Type of Study: Research |
Subject:
Pomology
Received: 2023/04/15 | Accepted: 2023/09/26 | Published: 2024/03/5
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