Winter Triticale Mineral Nutrition Elements Ratio Depending on Seeding Rate

Abstract

The article deals with the maintenance and removal of elements of mineral nutrition by winter triticale plants on gray forest soils of the southeastern part of the Volga-Vyatka zone, depending on the seeding rate and variety. The accumulation of elements of mineral nutrition is significantly influenced by the weather conditions formed during the growing season of winter triticale plants. Winter triticale is very intensively distributed on gray forest soils. In this connection, one of the main tasks is to introduce the most promising varieties into production, adaptive to the southeastern part of the Volga-Vyatka zone, which stably form a high yield with high quality of grain, depending on the seeding rate. Research results indicate that winter triticale is demanding on soil fertility. It consumes and alienates a large amount of nutrients from the soil with a good harvest. The removal of mineral nutrition elements also increases, respectively, with an increase in seeding rates.

Impact of Sowing Rates and Humic Acid Application on Productivity of Some Triticale Genotypes at East Elquntra

“…Those results are in accordance with those obtained by Joshi et al ( 2002) and Esra et al ( 2010). The superiority of T11 may be attributed to its better formation of rooting system thus enabling the plants to acquire better removal of mineral nutrition from the soil (Tolstova et al, 2018).…”