PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF PLANTS UNDER DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN COLORED AND WHITE FIBER SAMPLES OF G. HIRSUTUM L. COTTON

In the article, physiological and single leaf dry weight parameters such as total water content, transpiration rate and water retention properties of plants were studied in the colored and white fiber samples of cotton G. hirsutum L. under optimal, water deficit and salinity conditions. In this case, in the colored and white fiber samples of cotton G. hirsutum L., physiological parameters such as total water content, transpiration rate, and water retention properties of plants decreased under stress conditions compared to optimal conditions under different environmental conditions, while the dry weight of one leaf decreased and increased

Keywords

G. hirsutum L., cotton, physiology, water deficit, salinity

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