2020
DOI: 10.31360/2225-3068-2020-73-16-23
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Prospects of using bioresource potential of Adygei branch

Abstract: ПерсПективы исПользования биоресурсного Потенциала адыгейского филиала Пчихачев Э. к., корзун б. в., вавилова л. в. Адыгейский филиал Федерального государственного бюджетного учреждения науки «Федеральный исследовательский центр «Субтропический научный центр Российской академии наук»,

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“…Agroecological assessment of the natural resources of the region was allowed us to identify the main factors limiting the productivity of tea plants -low air temperatures in the winter and early spring periods, insufficient moisture supply in combination with high temperatures and atmospheric drought in the summer months [3]. This is what causes the low yield of tea plantations in this region of 20±5 c/ha (with 80±10 c/ha in the Krasnodar Territory) [4]. However, the analysis of the quality characteristics of raw materials (tannin on average 29.7±2.4%, extractive substances -37.6±9.7%) shows the undoubted prospects of its production in Adygea in comparison with the biochemical indicators of the tea sprouts in coastal zones (tannin about 26.4±1.9%, extractive substances-29.2±4.2%) [5].…”
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“…Agroecological assessment of the natural resources of the region was allowed us to identify the main factors limiting the productivity of tea plants -low air temperatures in the winter and early spring periods, insufficient moisture supply in combination with high temperatures and atmospheric drought in the summer months [3]. This is what causes the low yield of tea plantations in this region of 20±5 c/ha (with 80±10 c/ha in the Krasnodar Territory) [4]. However, the analysis of the quality characteristics of raw materials (tannin on average 29.7±2.4%, extractive substances -37.6±9.7%) shows the undoubted prospects of its production in Adygea in comparison with the biochemical indicators of the tea sprouts in coastal zones (tannin about 26.4±1.9%, extractive substances-29.2±4.2%) [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%