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The effect of weather and soil on the reproduction of pomegranate fruits in the city of Sabya.

Country:Saudi Arabia
Student(s):Bayan Ibrahim Mlehi - Lian Abdul Rahman Bahri - Nagham Ali halosh.
Grade Level:Secondary School (grades 9-12, ages 14-18)
GLOBE Teacher:Faizah Ibrahim Bahry
Contributors:. Fawzia Al-Zahrani, her father, and the farmer, Muhammad Ali, for conducting the interview, and to the supervisor of the scientific field in the Sabya Education Department, Ms. Najla Khawaji, and special thanks to Dr. Abadi Muhammad Mishlawi, , and Dr. Osama Muhammad Hassan Abu Al-Gheit, assistant professor in entomology at Jazan University, the teacher Faiqa Mughni, an English major, to review the translation of the research, and the science teachers, teacher Reem Al-Otaibi, a master’s degree in biology, the teacher Awali Attiya, a biology major, the laboratory preparer, teacher Hanan Kharmi , teacher Fatima Wafi
Report Type(s):International Virtual Science Symposium Report
Protocols:Air Temperature, Relative Humidity, Earth As a System, Soil Characterization, Soil Fertility, Soil pH, Soil Temperature
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Language(s):English, Arabic
Date Submitted:03/06/2024
The research aims to study the effect of weather and soil on the multiplication of pomegranate fruits in the city of Sabya, because it is grown there for a limited period and with very small, non-productive fruits. We began to suggest the following: research question: • Is there a correlation or relationship between weather factors and the multiplication of pomegranate fruits? • Is there a relationship between soil pH and the growth of pomegranate fruits? Hypothesis: - There is a relationship between weather factors and the multiplication of pomegranate fruits. - There is a relationship between soil pH and the growth of pomegranate fruits. Actions: Using the (Mixed Methods Approach) the Experimental Approach and the Interview: - A pomegranate seedling was taken and planted in al-mattan - Sabya, and we planted its seeds and followed the continuation of the growth of the seedlings and seeds. Experimentation was carried out on several seeds and in different types of soil, then the soil was described in terms of acidity, color and structure. And we took measurements at different times for the length of the tree and its leaves. - Conducting an interview with farmers, one of them from the city of Al-Baha, and the other with a farmer in the city of Sabya. Results: There is a relationship between weather factors and soil pH on the multiplication of pomegranate fruits. Choosing the right time to plant it, and the soil of Sabya is suitable for cultivation. When planting pomegranates, you need to fertilize, in addition to using methods that help increase its abundance and increase production. Conclusions: Weather and soil are among the factors affecting pomegranate cultivation, in addition to the appropriate time and methods used.



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