Growth, Development And Productivity Of Various Varieties Of Winter Wheat Under Extreme Conditions

Authors

  • Sadykov E.P Candidate of Agricultural Sciences
  • Bekbanov B.A Candidate of Agricultural Sciences,employees of the Karakalpak Research Institute of Agriculture.
  • Matniyazova A.T Master's student, Karakalpak Institute of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology
  • Polatov N.E 3rd year student, Karakalpak Institute of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology

Keywords:

Variety, Specimen, Plastic Variety, Frost Resistance

Abstract

The study found that the differences in the yield of winter wheat varieties caused by weather conditions are much greater than by agrotechnical factors (fertilizer rates, timing and methods of sowing, variety, etc.). At the same time, weather conditions are understood as air temperature and humidity, photosynthetic active radiation and carbon dioxide concentration.

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2023-10-08

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Vol. 21 (2023): TJABS

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Growth, Development And Productivity Of Various Varieties Of Winter Wheat Under Extreme Conditions. (2023). Texas Journal of Agriculture and Biological Sciences, 21, 17-18. https://zienjournals.com/index.php/tjabs/article/view/4482