Nutrient Balance of Sod–Podzolic Soil Depending on the Productivity of Meadow Agrophytocenosis and Fertilization

Karbivska, U.M.; Masyk, Ihor; Butenko, A.O.; Onychko, Viktor; Onychko, T.O.; Kriuchko, L.V.; Rozhko, V.M.; Karpenko, O.Yu.; Kozak, M.

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“…Another important factor in expanding oil production was an increase in energy prices and increase of oil use for technical purposes (biofuels, detergents, paints, etc.) [Moiseeva, 2020; Hryhoriv et al, 2021; Karbivska et al, 2022a].…”

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Influence of Growth Regulators with Anti–Stress Activity on Productivity Parameters of <i>Sinapis alba</i> L.

Butenko¹,

Мельник²,

Melnyk³

et al. 2022

J. Ecol. Eng.

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The research results of using growth regulators with anti-stress action which stimulated growth and development of plants, and provided them with resistance to adverse factors during the vegetation period, were presented. The use of plant growth regulators with anti-stress effect on Sinapis alba L. increased the plant resistance to adverse environmental influences, providing adaptation to changing environmental conditions, i.e. it has a stresscorrecting effect throughout the whole vegetation period. The result of using drugs on mustard (Sinapis alba L.) was obtaining a significant and stable additional seed yield (0.57 t•ha -1 ), i.e. an increase in yield by 38%. Over the years of research, the most effective were the applications of Fast Start and Biofoge growth regulators. The most effective processing terms were: during the vegetation period as well as combination of seed treatment and application during the vegetation period.

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confidence: 99%

Influence of Growth Regulators with Anti–Stress Activity on Productivity Parameters of <i>Sinapis alba</i> L.

Butenko¹,

Мельник²,

Melnyk³

et al. 2022

J. Ecol. Eng.

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“…Currently, sweet corn in Ukraine, unfortunately, is not grown on an industrial scale. Crop production is fulfilled mainly by farms on small areas of 1.5-5 ha [Karelson, 2011; Karbivska et al, 2022], sometimes up to 50 ha. According to the data of the regional statistics department of Kherson region, in 2015, the area under sweet corn amounted to 200-250 hectares.…”

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Growth and Development of Sweet Corn Plants in the Agro–Ecological Conditions of the Western Region of Ukraine

Hryhoriv¹,

Butenko²,

Masyk³

et al. 2023

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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The results of research on the influence of growing technology and its individual elements on the growth, development and photosynthetic activity of corn plants hybrid Moreland F 1 under conditions of Western region of Ukraine are presented. The purpose of the research was to determine influence of cultivation technology elements on the formation and efficiency of assimilation apparatus of sweet corn plants. Research was conducted during 2019-2021 on sod-podzolic soil using field, calculation-weighting, and mathematical-statistical methods. Dynamics peculiarities of individual leaf surface area of the plant and agrocenosis of corn as a whole by the stages of crop development have been determined. Based on the results of statistical and correlation analyses, dependences between main indices of photosynthetic activity and corn yielding capacity, as well as those that change the most under influence of agrotechnology elements, were determined. Reaction of the crop on the change in intensity level of cultivation technology has been established, which is manifested through the functional response of individual photosynthetic plant system and the crop as a whole and is expressed in strengthening of their assimilation activity. Optimal limits of biometric indices of photosynthetic activity of sweet corn plants in crops when being reached, a productive grain yield is formed, have been presented.

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“…One of main growing techniques for winter ear crops, especially wheat and barley, is correct choice of sowing dates. Sowing is the first and most responsible period in cultivation of a particular crop, which largely determines the time and completeness of seedling shootings, further growth and development of plants in autumn vegetation season, continuation of hardening phases, frost and winter resistance, resistance to other stress phenomena, diseases, pests, weeds, which are determining factors at the final stage for obtaining high yields of winter crops, especially winter wheat [Dhakal et al, 2020;Yakupoglu et al, 2021;Karbivska et al, 2022a]. According to the results of studies carried out by scientific research institutions of Ukraine, deviation of sowing dates from the optimal ones by 15-20 days leads to a decrease in productivity by 15-45% due to receiving overgrown, thickened or weak non-tillered plants at the period of ending autumn vegetation.…”

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Ecological and Economic Study of Wheat Winter Varieties by Different Geographical Origin

СОБКО¹,

Butenko²,

Davydenko³

et al. 2023

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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The results of research on increasing resistance of winter wheat varieties of different geographical origins to adverse weather conditions in the zone of unstable moistening in the North-Eastern Forest Steppe of Ukraine have been summarized. Rational use of agrometeorological resources made it possible to determine optimal terms of work on the elements of cultivation technology, taking into account weather conditions of the current year nd on their basis, to improve adaptive technologies for growing winter wheat varieties. This contributed to increase of yielding capacity, quality of grain and sustainability of agriculture. Such conditions were favorable for winter wheat crops of late sowing periods, the plants of which reached tillering phase on a significant part already in winter period. Yielding capacity of winter wheat by sowing dates (on average by varieties

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Nutrient Balance of Sod–Podzolic Soil Depending on the Productivity of Meadow Agrophytocenosis and Fertilization

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Influence of Growth Regulators with Anti–Stress Activity on Productivity Parameters of <i>Sinapis alba</i> L.

Influence of Growth Regulators with Anti–Stress Activity on Productivity Parameters of <i>Sinapis alba</i> L.

Growth and Development of Sweet Corn Plants in the Agro–Ecological Conditions of the Western Region of Ukraine

Ecological and Economic Study of Wheat Winter Varieties by Different Geographical Origin

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