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Experiment was conducted during spring season 2016 in the experimental station of the Department of Horticulture and Landscape, College of Agriculture Diyala University, Iraq. The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of three factors, first factor: three tomato genotypes namely ‘bobcat’ (V1), ‘finenss’ (V2) and ‘hadeer’ (V3); second factor: Irrigation levels, control treatment (100 %) depletion of 50 % of field capacity and 50 % of the amount water of the control. Three levels of perlite (P0, 5 % and 10 %) as a volumetric percentage of soil. The experiments were arranged in a Split-Split Plot Design in R.C.B.D. The study results showed Finenss genotype had significant superiority in Plant height and leaves number per plant (103.87 cm and 78.39 leaf plant). While irrigate plants with 50 % irrigation (I2) gave the highest leaves number (63.15 leaf per plant). While plants treated with 10 % perlite had superiority in plant height, stem diameter, total branches number, leaves number, total leaf area plant results were, 89.30 cm, 1.64 cm, 29.33 branches plant, 65.89 leaf plant, 185.13 dc plant respectively. Superiority transactions morally V2I2P2 had superiority in plant length, branches number and leaves number (114.20 cm, 35.33 branches plant, 95.67 leaf plant) respectively. V2I1P2 While treatments superiority significant in stem diameter and total leaves area in plant (1.80 cm and 209.86 dc plant) respectively.

Effect of Perlite on Reducing Water Stress for Three Genotypes of Tomatoes Solanum lycopersicum L. 1. Vegetative growth