Importance of environmental statusmetry in breeding of vegetables type of basil sweet (Ocimum basilicum)

Authors

  • O. V. Khareba Institute of Vegetable and Melons growing of NAAS , Інститут овочівництва і баштанництва НААН
  • O. M. Mogilnay Institute of Vegetable and Melons growing of NAAS , Інститут овочівництва і баштанництва НААН
  • T. K. Horova Institute of Vegetable and Melons growing of NAAS , Інститут овочівництва і баштанництва НААН
  • O. V. Pozniak Institute of Vegetable and Melons growing of NAAS , Інститут овочівництва і баштанництва НААН
  • S.M. Kormosh Institute of Vegetable and Melons growing of NAAS , Інститут овочівництва і баштанництва НААН

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31548/dopovidi2018.06.017

Keywords:

селекція, васильки справжні, урожайність, мінливість, морфологічні ознаки, біохімічний склад

Abstract

The article has already highlighted the elements of statusmetry (yield, morphology, adaptability of traits, content of biochemical substances) to determine the varietals characteristics of the sex of Rutan varieties over a ten-year period of the type Basil sweet. Already determined the reaction of signs on meteorological conditions and established forms for conducting breeding and seed production. Already establish economic health and preventive potential of Basil.

Keywords: selection, true cornflowers, yield, variability, morphological characteristics, biochemical composition

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2018-12-29

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No. 6(76) (2018)

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Agronomy

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