VALUE OF SOWING TERMS, FERTILIZERS AND GROWTH REGULATORS IN ENHANCING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF CORIANDER IN THE NORTHERN STEPPE

Authors

  • G. M. Kozelets Kirovograd DSHDS ISHSZ NAAS ,
  • V. A. Ishchenko Kirovograd DSHDS ISHSZ NAAS

Abstract

There were described the results of studies that demonstrate the effectiveness of application of the pre-winter term of sowing in the technology of growing of coriander. Higher productivity (1.85 t/ha) was obtained for this term of sowing on the background of the pre sowing insertion of the fertilizer of N10P10K10 combined with spraying of plants during vegetation by the growth regulator of Treptolem (15 ml/ha), that was more than early spring on 34%.

Author Biography

  • V. A. Ishchenko, Kirovograd DSHDS ISHSZ NAAS
    Head of the Laboratory of selection and primary seed cereal and industrial crops

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No. 183 (2013): Частина 2 (англ)

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