FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSTIC AS PROGNOSTIC METHOD OF CORN FERTILIZATION AFFECTIVITY

Authors

  • N. A. Pasichnyk National University of Life and Environmental of Ukraine
  • I. V. Loginova National University of Life and Environmental of Ukraine
  • A. V. Kucheruk National University of Life and Environmental of Ukraine

Abstract

The results of functional diagnostic with corn on meadow-chernozem calcareous soil are showed. The advantages and disadvantages of this type of diagnosis, its comparative characteristics with other accepted methods are describes.

Author Biographies

N. A. Pasichnyk, National University of Life and Environmental of Ukraine

associate professor, PhD

I. V. Loginova, National University of Life and Environmental of Ukraine

PhD, associate professor, PhD

A. V. Kucheruk, National University of Life and Environmental of Ukraine

graduate student of 2 year

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No. 195 (2014): Частина 1 (англ)

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