Assessment of Soil Texture on Triticum aestivum Growth

Soil texture is an important environmental factor that influences the crop productivity of wheat (Triticum aestivum) because it provides all nutrients required for growth plants. The soil based on classified into four classes: silt, clay, sand, and loam. mineral particles was by United States Department Agriculture (USDA). According to USDA, loam have a size between sand (2.00–1.0 mm) silt (0.05–0.002 mm), whereas clay less than 0.002 mm. Analysis shows rate Triticum aestivum in each sample different. sizes seven plants were increased loamy soil, 47 cm, sandy 25 cm long. Seven grown had lengths 28 cm. Finally, five reached 38 After fertilizing plant different soils equally, observed be greater as compared other samples. Clay showed improvements although not good worst growing soil. This better most beneficial productivity.