Determination of Selection Criteria of Plants in Urban Coastal Landscapes: An Example of the Eastern Black Sea Coast, Turkey

Kahveci, Hilal; Acar, Cengiz

doi:10.5152/forestist.2021.21019

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“…It becomes important to predict the main characters that affect the total variance, hence, this step can reduce the less optimal characters in selection (Filipović et al, 2014;Rocha et al, 2018;Arifuddin et al, 2021). Several studies have reported the effectiveness of this analysis in determining the selection criterion (Rocha et al, 2018;Arifuddin et al, 2021;Kahveci and Acar, 2021). In the latest study, the determination of the important characters in each factor dimension was identified by the loading factor value which reaches 0.3.…”

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Integrated Corn Cultivation Technology Based on Morphology, Drone Imaging, and Participatory Plant Breeding

Farid¹,

DJUFRY²,

Yassi³

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The evaluation of a cultivation technology would be more efficient when the technology assessment is based on various approaches like conventional morphological approaches, the use of drone’s normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) imaging, and participatory plant breeding (PPB). The recent study aimed to assess the effectiveness of the combination of morphological approaches, drone imaging, and participatory plant breeding in selecting the best corn cultivation technology package. This research conducted in a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with one factor from March to December 2021 at the Village Taroang, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The factor is 40 cultivation technology packages. The treatments were replicated three times, thus having 120 experimental units. For plant participation, the investigations were conducted with 56 farmers on their corn fields through quantitative surveys in the targeted area. For NDVI, the observation was recorded 70 days after planting using a DJI Inspire two unmanned aerial vehicles equipped with a multi-spectral camera. Based on the results of the study, the combined strategy of different approaches like morpho-physiological, drone’s NDVI, and participatory plant breeding is found effective in evaluating the corn production technology. The yield, plant height, percentage of net yield, and cob weight were good selection criteria for the morphology approach in evaluating corn cultivation. The NDVI could be recommended in helping the morphology evaluation and PPB, especially in a large-scale evaluation. Based on a combined assessment of the different approaches, the maize cultivar Pioneer-27 combined with ‘Legowo’ spacing technology, NPK fertilizer ratio of 200:100:50, KNO3 at the rate of 25 kg, and application of biofertilizer 'Eco farming' @ 5 cc L-1, was recommended as the best corn production technology package in the Village Taroang, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.

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Integrated Corn Cultivation Technology Based on Morphology, Drone Imaging, and Participatory Plant Breeding

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Yassi³

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Carbon footprint changing with Covid-19 in Turkey

Uzunali

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2022

Environ Dev Sustain

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The COVID-19 virus first appeared in Wuhan, China, and has affected the whole world. Due to COVID-19, which spreads rapidly and causes death, countries have taken their own pandemic measures. The first case of COVID-19 was seen in Turkey on March 11, 2020, and on the same day, the COVID-19 outbreak was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. Turkey has implemented measures such as full closure and partial closure throughout the country in certain periods during the pandemic process. These measures have increased the time people spend at home and have led to differences in their general lifestyles. These differences have caused various effects, especially on ecological carrying capacity, as well as the changes in the world's economic and social consumption habits (electricity, heating, transportation, etc.). It is observed that the changing human habits due to the pandemic are effective in ecological developments, in cities having cleaner air and environment, and in the positive renewal of natural life. One of the most important components of the ecological footprint, which is used to make ecological differences measurable and comparable, is the carbon footprint. In this study, the individual change in the carbon footprint is discussed and the positive environmental changes in Turkey are questioned in relation to individual human activities. The study comparatively examines pre-COVID-19 (before 1 March 2020) and post-COVID-19 (after 1 March 2020) in terms of individual carbon footprint.

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Determination of Selection Criteria of Plants in Urban Coastal Landscapes: An Example of the Eastern Black Sea Coast, Turkey

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Integrated Corn Cultivation Technology Based on Morphology, Drone Imaging, and Participatory Plant Breeding

Integrated Corn Cultivation Technology Based on Morphology, Drone Imaging, and Participatory Plant Breeding

Carbon footprint changing with Covid-19 in Turkey

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