Alsaleh A. (Executive), Yilmaz G., Yazici L., Kartaloğlu N., Yildirim C.
Project Supported by Higher Education Institutions, 2022 - 2024
Cannabis
(Cannabis sativa L.) is an annual plant that is considered one of the
oldest cultivated plants in the world. This plant, whose homeland is Asian
countries, is now grown in Canada, the United States (USA), Europe and Africa.
It is sustainable and has low environmental impact, which can be used in many
different sectors such as food and feed, cosmetics, construction and
pharmaceutical industries.
Since the seeds of the cannabis plant contain high
nutritional value in terms of oil, protein, fatty acids and minerals and have
different uses, interest in the seeds of this plant has increased in recent
years. Studies on oil content, fatty acid composition, protein content and mineral
matter substances of cannabis genotype seeds in our country are still insufficient.
With this work; Narlısaray, which is a local and widely produced genotype, and
Futura 75, which is a foreign variety, together with the control (0 kg/da),
based on nitrogen doses of 8, 12, 16, 20 kg N/da, were found different. It was
aimed to investigate the effects of genotype and different application nitrogen
doses on oil ratios, fatty acids, protein and mineral matter contents. As a
result of the study, the effect of nitrogen fertilization per unit area on the
yield and quality in terms of oil ratios, fatty acids, protein and mineral
matters content and amounts will be determined clearly.