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المناخ وعلاقته بزراعة محاصيل القمح والشعير والرز في محافظة ذي قار == Climate And Its Relationship To The Cultivation Of Crops Of Wheat, Barley And Rice In The Province Of Dhi Qar
Author name:
خلود مساعد ايدام الغزي
Supervisor name:
عبد الرزاق خيون خضير ال محيميد
General topic:
Geography
Specific topic:
Geography
Degree:
Master
University:
University of Thi-Qar - College Of Literature - Department Of Geography
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Dhi Qar
First pages:
10T1521 - p.pdf
Abstract:
This study aims tagged (climate and its relationship to the cultivation o f wheat and barley crops, rice farming in the province of Dhi Qar) to clarify the effect of the elements of the climate on the cultivation of field crops in the province of Dhi Qar, by finding the relationship between climatic requirements necessary for the cultivation of agricultural crops studied and the available resources in the study area, as well as show the relationship of climate in the injury of agricultural crops in various plant diseases. In order to determine the best types of agricultural crops suitable for cultivation in the study area that will be the expansion of cultivated The study showed that the climatic requirements of each crop of agricultural crops examined in the study area vary in terms of the high temperatures and minimum and optimal require rements and the requirements of light and humidity, rain and wind. Climate elements were analyzed in the study area Kalahaaa solar temperatures, wind, and the manifestations of air and dust air humidity and precipitation and evaporation The results of the statistical analysis of agricultural crops in the study area suitable large for agriculture because of great consensus between the climatic requirements of agricultural crops and the available resources in the study area. Oazart the results of the statistical analysis for the analysis of simple correlation (Saberman) and use the test (t) and test (Friedman) for field crops suitable climate of terms of temperature, relative humidity and wind adequate solar radiation and rainfall, which is compensated by the shortage of irrigation
