Activation of the growth processes of the plant seeds of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) by microfertilizer "Avatar-1"

Authors

  • Ju. Savchenko ,
  • I. Hrygoryuk
  • V. Maksin
  • R. Hrechanyk

Abstract

It was proved, that the microfertilizer "Avatar-1" with the membrane tropic effect shows a stimulating effect on the germination energy and the formation of the plant seedlings of  Scots pine in the early phases of the growth and development. The graphic expression of the process of seed germination of Scots pine is shown.

Complex fertilizers " Avatar 1" at a concentration of 5.0 ml / l of water promotes the growth of energy (5 days) at 169% and the rate of seed germination of pine by 25% compared with the control.

The use of fertilizers " Avatar 1" leads to an increase of 35% biomass accumulation of seedlings in the early stages of growth and stimulates root growth by increasing 28% active surface root system of plants pine.

Micronutrients " Avatar 1" recommended as an effective means to activate the process of growth and cultivation of high-quality planting material of taxa in pine forest and Landscape Architecture and green building.

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Vol. 7 No. 3-4 (2015): (англ)

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