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The largest fungicide concentration inhibited rapeseed stem growth.
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e0“the largest inhibit the growth of the stem.”
e1“root growth of rapeseed seedlings”
Title
Application of microcosms models for ecologically based selection of biofuel crops
O. Mudrak; T. Morozova Agroecological journal 2023. doi:10.33730/2077-4893.4.2023.293762
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- Intervention effect Brassica napus was resistant to lead acetate in microcosm models.
- Intervention effect Brassica napus was sensitive to Raxil ultra fungicide.
- Recommendation Rapeseed should receive a lower presowing fungicide concentration than maize seeds.
- Observation Galitsky had the highest laboratory seed germination.
- Observation Galitsky had the best seedling morphophysiological parameters.
- Intervention effect High Raksil ultra concentration inhibited maize seed germination at late stages.
- Intervention effect High Raksil ultra concentration inhibited maize stem growth.
- Intervention effect High Raksil ultra concentration inhibited maize fresh and dry seedling biomass.
- Intervention effect Low Raksil ultra concentration increased dry weight of maize aerial parts.
- Intervention effect Rapeseed laboratory germination was inhibited at all stages.
- Intervention effect The tested fungicide concentrations did not affect rapeseed seedling fresh and dry biomass.
- Intervention effect Every studied fungicide concentration inhibited rapeseed seedling root growth.