Selim ÇETİNER, Burçin ÇINGAY, Dilek TEKDAL

Determination of soil nutrient status in Vuralia turcica populations growing at different locations in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey

This study is an overview of the importance of soil nutrients for the maintenance of Vuralia turcica, which is an endemic inTurkey due to its natural habitats. Electrical conductivity, pH, and mineral element content (macroelements: nitrogen, phosphorus,potassium, calcium, magnesium, and sodium, and microelements: boron, cadmium, copper, iron, manganese, nickel, lead, and zinc)were analyzed in 21 soil samples taken at 30–60 m depth at 21 points from 8 different locations where V. turcica was growing todetermine nutrient content, which is important for soil fertility and controls the crop yield. According to pH analysis, all samples werestrongly alkaline (pH 8.62 to 9.30). Only one sample taken from the Kırca region was saline/alkaline and other samples were saltless. Allsamples were not toxic in reference to Cd level and were rich in terms of Na, K, Mg, and Ca, whereas Ni and P content were lower thanthe recommended amount in all samples tested. B, Cd, Cu, and Fe contents were sufficient according to ideal soil nutrient content levelin all samples. N level was sufficient in all except for 3 soil samples. All tested soil samples were considered poor in Zn content, whichvaried from 0.19 to 1.83.

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