LEAF AREA INDEX AND DRY MATTER CONTENT ACCUMULATION DEPENDING ON FERTILIZATION RATE BY DURUM SPRING WHEAT
Abstract
The three years research results of mineral fertilizers influence on leaf area index and dry matter accumulation dynamic of durum spring wheat were studied in the article.References
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