Effect of vegetative area on productive traits of the fennel (foeniculum vulgare mill.)
Slobodan Dražić, Radosav Jevđović
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Slobodan Dražić, Radosav Jevđović
Abstract
Effect of vegetative area on productive traits of the fennel were observed in the period 1998. and 1999. The factorial trail was set up in three planting methods (continuous row with 50, 70 and 90 cm distance), according to randomized complete-block desing with four replications in Gorobilje locatin. Obtained results indicate that continuous row with 70 cm distance was more reliable for productive traits (fruit yield and essential oil content).
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Effect of vegetative area on productive traits of the fennel were observed in the period 1998. and 1999. The factorial trail was set up in three planting methods (continuous row with 50, 70 and 90 cm distance), according to randomized complete-block desing with four replications in Gorobilje locatin. Obtained results indicate that continuous row with 70 cm distance was more reliable for productive traits (fruit yield and essential oil content).
Key concepts: Foeniculum, Randomized block design, Sowing, Horticulture, Mill, Essential oil, Yield (engineering), Biology