Water attaining capability of the leaves in autochthonous plum cultivars as an indicator of their resistance to drought
2016
Šebek, Gordana (Biotechnical faculty, Podgorica (Montenegro))
The results of this research show that the plant height, stem diameter, branching and uniformity of one-year old seedlings of autochthonous plum cultivars are genetic characteristics of autochthonous plum cultivars, from which rapid growth and uniformity of scions depend. Out of the studies of one-year old seedlings of autochthonous plum cultivars, the highest water attaining capability had the leaves of cultivar ʽCrvena rankaʼ . Over the monitored time interval (8 hours upon sample taking), leaves taken from the annual twigs of the studied cultivars (one-year old seedlings) lost on average 33,54% of water. The lowest level of the stated capability was recorded with the leaves of cultivar ʽObični piskavacʼ (41.74%).
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