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Fahad A. Al Said

Publications 4

Research article Open access

Effect of grafting on resistance to vine decline disease, yield and fruit quality in muskmelon cv. Sawadi

Qais Al-Mawaali, Abdullah Mohammed Al-Sadi, Fahad A. Al Said et al. · Journal of Agricultural and Marine Sciences · 2019 · 10.24200/jams.vol23iss0pp2-10

A study was conducted to evaluate graft success, resistance to vine decline disease and effect of grafting on quality and yield of muskmelon. Two field experiments, conducted in Oman, showed that muskmelon cv. Sawadi grafted on six cucurbit rootstocks gave high grafting success: 97.6-99.1% (avg. 98.6%) and 92.4-96.9% ( …

Research article Open access

Effect of grafting on resistance to vine decline disease, yield and fruit quality in muskmelon cv. Sawadi

Qais Al-Mawaali, Abdullah Mohammed Al-Sadi, Fahad A. Al Said et al. · Journal of Agricultural and Marine Sciences · 2019 · 10.24200/jams.vol23iss1pp2-10

A study was conducted to evaluate graft success, resistance to vine decline disease and effect of grafting on quality and yield of muskmelon. Two field experiments, conducted in Oman, showed that muskmelon cv. Sawadi grafted on six cucurbit rootstocks gave high grafting success: 97.6-99.1% (avg. 98.6%) and 92.4-96.9% ( …

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Spatio-temporal dynamics of land use changes in response to external pressures in Oman: Greenhouse cropping as an example

Michael L. Deadman, Abdullah Mohammed Al-Sadi, Malik Al-Wardy et al. · Journal of Agricultural and Marine Sciences · 2016 · 10.24200/jams.vol21iss0pp33-46

Further from the northern coast of Oman new farm developments were more frequent than closer to the coast; they were also larger. The density of farms was highest close to Muscat although the distance enclosing 50% of farms had shifted away from Muscat during the study period. The dominance of Muscat is likely to be re …

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Profitability Analysis of Selected Farms in the Batinah Region of Oman

Slim Zekri, Fahad A. Al Said, Iqrar Ahmad Khan · Journal of Agricultural and Marine Sciences · 2007 · 10.24200/jams.vol12iss0pp1-12

The agricultural sector of Oman represents less than 2% of the total GDP and uses 88% of the fresh water. Several decision makers are questioning whether the agricultural activity in the Sultanate of Oman can be sustained and if so what type of crops should be encouraged. More than 53% of the agricultural cropped area …

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