Paper Title
Impact Of Gibberlin And Density On Wheat For Managing Of Environmental Pollution

Abstract
Gibberellins (GAs) control a wide range of physiological functions in plants from germination to flowering. The present investigation was carried out by conducting field experiments on wheat during winter seasons of 2013 at Farm in Bam City for managing of Environmental pollution. Experiments were laid in split plot design at Block Random with three replications. Gibberlic acid as a B factor include: 0 200 400 ppm and three levels of plant density as a A factor include: 200, 400 and500 plant per meters to wheat crop. The influence of these treatments on growth and yield of wheat was studied in detail. In this experiment, the traits including grain yield, biological weight, thousand grain weight, plant height and flag leaf area, were measured. The result of this study indicated that the effect of density and hormone was only significantly on the plant height and the density has positive effect on the spikelet length and the area of flag leaf so that the highest spikelet length was observed in the density of 500 plants per m2. The density hadn�t meaningful effect on the other traits and effect of gibberlic acid on the height was meaningful and the maximum height was related to using gibberlic acid ppm400 rate. But the effect of gibberlic acid on the other traits wasn�t meaningful. Key words- Environment, wheat, gibberlic acid, Plant density, yield.