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ISABION’S contribution to improving quantity and quality of potatoes yield
УДК 635.21:632.4 DOI:10.25630/PAV.2018.7.18244 М.А. Кузнецова, А.Н. Рогожин, Т.И. Сметанина, И.А. Денисенков, В.Н. Демидова Применение органоминерального удобрения ИЗАБИОН® в смеси с фунгицидами в большей степени снижает пораженность растений картофеля альтернариозом и фитофторозом по сравнению с применением только фунгицидов, повышает урожайность картофеля … Continue reading
Posted in Potato growing
Tagged cultivar, early blight, fungicides, ISABION®, late blight, marketability of tubers, potato, yield
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Evaluation of promising potato hybrids for the conditions of the Irkutsk region
UDC 635.21:631.527.5 (571.53) https://doi.org/10.25630/PAV.2019.33.53.010 N.I. Bolsheshapova, S.P. Burlov
Testing of chicory in control nursery
UDC 635.54:635–152 https://doi.org/10.25630/PAV.2019.95.10.009 O.M. Vjutova, T.Yu. Polyanina, I.A. Novikova, V.I. Leunov, A.V. Kornev, R.R. Usmanov
Influence of soil tillage system and methods of mineral fertilizers application on yield, quality of harvesting and storability of potatoes
UDC 635.21:635–15 https://doi.org/10.25630/PAV.2019.77.22.001 S.V. Mal’tsev, V.N. Zeiruk, K.A. Pshechenkov, A.V. Smirnov
Posted in Potato growing
Tagged fertilizers, fuel consumption, potato harvester, potatoes, storability of tubers, tillage system, yield
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Promising rootstocks for increasing of tomato yield and quality in greenhouses
UDC 635.01 https://doi.org/10.25630/PAV.2019.28.38.002 B.A. Karimov, E.E. Lyan, R.F. Mavlyanova, M.Kh. Aramov
Posted in Vegetable growing
Tagged chemical composition, disease resistance, fruit weight, rootstock, tomato, variety, yield
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Current state of potato and vegetable growing in Irkutsk region
UDC 635.21 (571.53) https://doi.org/10.25630/PAV.2019.93.16.003 N.I. Bolsheshapova, I.N. Abramova, Y.V. Boyarkin, S.P. Burlov.
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Tagged acreage, gross harvest, potato growing, vegetable growing, yield
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Fertilizing of sweet pepper
Posted in Vegetable growing
Tagged drip irrigation, fertilizer, quality, sweet pepper, yield
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