INFLUENCE OF MICROELEMENTS’ NUTRITION ON WINTER HARDINESS OF WINTER RAPE
Abstract
The influence of weather conditions fueled by elements of mineral nutrition on the yield of winter rapeseed varieties. The results of the three-year study to assess the yield of three varieties of winter rape in a steppe zone. The influence of feeding micronutrients to improve productivity culture.References
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