FORMATION OF A HIGH YIELD LETTUCE FOR INTRODUCTION NITROGEN FERTILIZER

Authors

  • I. M. Karasyuk Uman National University of Fruit ,
  • E. I. Ulyanych Uman National University of Fruit
  • O. N. Filonova Uman National University of Fruit
  • O. M. Alekseychuk Uman National University of Fruit

Abstract

Shows the effect of nitrogen fertilizer norms (N 30–90) in conjunction with the established norms of phosphorus and potassium on yield and quality of products and seed production of lettuce seed varieties on podzolic chernozem of the Right Forest-step Ukraine.

Author Biographies

  • I. M. Karasyuk, Uman National University of Fruit,

    Doctor  agricultural, Professor

  • E. I. Ulyanych, Uman National University of Fruit
    Doctor agricultural, Professor
  • O. N. Filonova, Uman National University of Fruit
    agricultural Science
  • O. M. Alekseychuk, Uman National University of Fruit
    postgraduate

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No. 195 (2014): Частина 1 (англ)

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