Effects Of Sowing Scheme On Yield Elements And Yield Of Oil Sunflower Varieties
Zulfiya Kamalovna Yuldasheva, Nargiza Khashimjanovna Ergasheva
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Zulfiya Kamalovna Yuldasheva, Nargiza Khashimjanovna Ergasheva
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In this scientific article, new Buzuluk and Irtish fast-ripening and the local Dilbar varieties of sunflower from the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Oilseeds named after V.S. Pustovayt were planted in 70x20, 70x25, 70x30, 70x35 planting scheme, and among the varieties Buzuluk variety showed high results. Dilbar, Buzuluk varieties were found to have high yields in the 70x30 sowing scheme (27.5 and 32.6 ts/ha), and Irtish varieties in the 70x25 sowing scheme (25.6 ts/ha).
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In this scientific article, new Buzuluk and Irtish fast-ripening and the local Dilbar varieties of sunflower from the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Oilseeds named after V.S. Pustovayt were planted in 70x20, 70x25, 70x30, 70x35 planting scheme, and among the varieties Buzuluk variety showed high results. Dilbar, Buzuluk varieties were found to have high yields in the 70x30 sowing scheme (27.5 and 32.6 ts/ha), and Irtish varieties in the 70x25 sowing scheme (25.6 ts/ha).
Key concepts: Sowing, Sunflower, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Mathematics, Scheme (mathematics), Ripening, Sunflower oil