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The authors concluded that soaking above 0.35 g/kg and plant treatment above 110 g/ha were ineffective.
- Taxon
- eggplant
Solanum melongenat0 - Outcome
- increase in the dose of Nanosilicon when soaking above 0.35 g/kg and 110 g/ha when treating vegetative plants is not effectivee0
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e0“an increase in the dose of Nanosilicon when soaking above 0.35 g/kg and 110 g/ha when treating vegetative plants is not effective”
t0“eggplant”
Title
Andi Magomadov; Svetlana Sergeevna Avdeenko; Aleksey Petrovich Avdeenko AIP conference proceedings 2021. doi:10.1063/5.0076366
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Seed soaking with 0.35 g/kg Nanosilicon increased fruit number across tested varieties and hybrids.
- Observation The fruit-number response to seed soaking was greatest in Solaris.
- Observation The fruit-number response to seed soaking was greatest in Pelikan.
- Observation During plant treatment with Nanosilicon, Solaris had a higher fruit indicator.
- Observation During plant treatment with Nanosilicon, Pelikan had a higher fruit indicator.
- Observation During plant treatment with Nanosilicon, Fioletovoye Chudo had a higher fruit indicator.
- Intervention effect Increasing Nanosilicon rate during soaking or plant treatment did not increase the reported indicator.
- Observation Solaris yielded 14.8 kg/m2 after soaking with 0.35 g/kg Nanosilicon.
- Intervention effect Nanosilicon-treated varieties and hybrids were less affected by verticillosis and fusarium.
- Observation Sirenevyi Tuman showed the maximum disease benefit.
- Intervention effect Foliar fertilization was more efficient than seed soaking.