Stomatal Traits of Maize Grown by Applying Waste to Soils Under Water Stress Conditions

Purpose: Drought will be one of the most important questions in future. The easiest and natural way to drought recovery is popularize use materials that increase water holding capacity soils. aim this study determine effect hazelnut husk applying stress conditions on stomatal traits growth maize.Materials Methods: A greenhouse experiment was conducted a randomized plot design using three factors:hazelnut doses (30-60-80 t ha-1) levels (at 75%, 50% 25% field capacity); two different soil texture (clay loam sandy loam) with replications.Results: Root fresh weight, total biomass root:shoot ratio increased by 73%, 51% 39% respectively when plants grown clay are compared soil. Hazelnut applications affected both plant traits, effective dose 80 ha-1 but 60 found sufficient for traits. Water caused significant decrease shoot (16-52%), leaf area (13-44%) whereas irrigation at sufficient.Conclusion: It thought other morphological features also not because prevents roots from being stress. However, further studies needed effects under conditions.