Response of soft winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) to longtime enforced dormancy and time of spring vegetation recommencing

The article highlights the results of studying the soft winter wheat response to the duration of enforced winter dormancy and the time of vegetation recommencing, their impact on growth, development and the survival of the crops. It is found that the impact of those factors in the conditions of cent...

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Veröffentlicht in:Plant varieties studying and protection 2013-05 (2(19)), p.31-35
Hauptverfasser: Хахула, В. С., Василюк, П. М., Каражбей, Г. М., Гринів, С. М., Улич, Л. І., Соколюк, Л. П.
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Zusammenfassung:The article highlights the results of studying the soft winter wheat response to the duration of enforced winter dormancy and the time of vegetation recommencing, their impact on growth, development and the survival of the crops. It is found that the impact of those factors in the conditions of central Forest-Steppe of Ukraine is essential, which is to be taken into consideration when scheduling the measures of spring and summer care over the cultivated crops, in particular, where the spring extra nutrition takes place, pesticides and growth regulators are applied, the spaced planting resowing or partial resowing issues are to be settled down. The ecological effect of spring vegetation recommencing dates does not expose annually, therefore it is not always possible to predict the plant development type, but it is possible, nevertheless, to influence the processes of growth, development and survival of plants throughout spring-summer period and the development of their production capacity by means of introducing the intense technologies, optimization of mineral nutrition and the use of plant growth regulators, protection from rogues, diseases, pests.
ISSN:2518-1017
2518-7457
DOI:10.21498/2518-1017.2(19).2013.58541