Dependence of productive tillering of spring barley on the effect of sowing dates and seeding rate
Journal Title: «Таврійський науковий вісник» - Year 2016, Vol 96, Issue
Abstract
The article highlights the results of studies of the effect of sowing dates and seeding rate on tillering rate. It establishes the dependence of productive tillering of plants on sowing dates and seeding rate. Under the conditions of early sowing, plants revealed better tillering, with every following date of sowing, tillering rate was decreasing; the same was observed with higher seeding rates.
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О. С. Гораш, А. В. Куфель
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