EFFECT OF STIMULANTS ON DRY MASS WEIGHT OF CROTALARIA JUNCEA

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Crotalaria juncea, Uzgumi, Geohumat stimulants, dry mass amount. Today, the expansion of the area of degraded soils causes a decrease not only in soil fertility, but also in the yield of agricultural crops. Maintaining and increasing soil fertility remains an urgent issue today.

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Berdikulov Khudoyshukur Keldiyorovich
Independent Researcher
Artikova Lola Soatovna
DSc in Agriculture, Associate Professor Jizzakh State Pedagogical University
Negmatova Surayyo Teshaevna
DSc in Agriculture, Senior Researcher Scientific-research Institute of Cotton Selection, Seeding and Cultivation Agro-technologies

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This article discusses that Crotalaria (Crotalaria juncea) plant is planted at the rate of 14 kg per hectare in the conditions of the meadow gray soils of the Jizzakh region, along with the planting of Geogumat biostimulator at the rate of 1.0 l/t and 1.6 l/ha in 3-4 true leaving and branching periods, dry weight of the plant is 94.56 g, 2.42 g of the control variant; Geohumat biostimulant 2.11 g from the variant was used only with planting; It was stated that the biostimulant of grapes was up to 1.22 g more than the variant used only with planting.

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Berdikulov Khudoyshukur Keldiyorovich, Artikova Lola Soatovna, & Negmatova Surayyo Teshaevna. (2024). EFFECT OF STIMULANTS ON DRY MASS WEIGHT OF CROTALARIA JUNCEA. Proceedings of International Conference on Educational Discoveries and Humanities, 3(6), 152–155. Retrieved from https://econferenceseries.com/index.php/icedh/article/view/4889
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