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Effect of pre-sowing treatment of onion seeds (Allium cepa L.)

Tatiana Dvoryashina

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Abstract The article examines the effectiveness of pre-sowing seed treatment on the structure of the onion crop. It was found that treatment with Probiotic (1:100), Eco-organic (0.1), with a content of silver nanoparticles (30 ppm) contributed to the production of onions (Allium cepa L.) with a bulb diameter of 15.1-22 mm in an amount of 71.5 to 84.0 %.

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Abstract The article examines the effectiveness of pre-sowing seed treatment on the structure of the onion crop. It was found that treatment with Probiotic (1:100), Eco-organic (0.1), with a content of silver nanoparticles (30 ppm) contributed to the production of onions (Allium cepa L.) with a bulb diameter of 15.1-22 mm in an amount of 71.5 to 84.0 %.

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Abstract The article examines the effectiveness of pre-sowing seed treatment on the structure of the onion crop. It was found that treatment with Probiotic (1:100), Eco-organic (0.1), with a content of silver nanoparticles (30 ppm) contributed to the production of onions (Allium cepa L.) with a bulb diameter of 15.1-22 mm in an amount of 71.5 to 84.0 %.

Key concepts: Allium, Bulb, Sowing, Horticulture, Crop, Biology, Agronomy, Chemistry

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