Weediness impact on yield and quality of sunflower seeds

Authors

  • A. Babenko

Keywords:

sunflower, weeds, competitive relationship seed, sunflower seed quality, correlation, agrocenosis

Abstract

The effect on weed-infested crops yield and quality of sunflower seeds in the right-bank forest-steppe of Ukraine. The maximum yield of oilseeds and quality obtained in areas where entire period of growing crops had no competition for the factors of life by weeds. Critical period of competition between weeds and sunflower depends on the weed-infested, duration of competitive relations and length of the growing season. Sunflower in the initial period of growth and development of a low competitive ability by factors of life compared with weeds

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Published

2017-12-17

Issue

No. 269 (2017): Науковий вісник НУБіП України. Серія Агрономія (англ.)

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