Abstract
The article presents the data of experimental studies conducted during 2018-2020. The main task of the research was to study the impact of technological methods of cultivation on varietal technology of chickpea cultivation in the Right-Bank Forest-Steppe of Ukraine given current trends in climate change. It was found that field germination varied depending on the pre-sowing treatment of seeds and varietal characteristics, and the survival of plants in the field – in addition to the studied cultivation techniques, also from the treatment of vegetative plants. It is established that the period of emergence of seedlings is extremely important in the formation of their survival rate, which will ultimately increase the individual productivity of plants and yields. Based on the analysis of the obtained indicators of field germination of seeds of chickpea varieties, it was found that the effect of pre-sowing seed treatment on the studied indicator is not significant as the intensity of seed germination is due to endosperm, which contains its own spare nutrients. The relevance of the research is enhanced by the objectives of applied research performed at the Faculty of Agronomy and Forestry of Vinnytsia National Agrarian University at the expense of the state budget on the topic: «Development of methods for improving the technology of growing legumes using biofertilizers, bacterial preparations», (state registration number 0120U102034). Introduction of advanced technological methods of chickpea cultivation into wide production practice will allow to reduce the deficit of fodder and food protein, increase fertility and improve the soil structure to ensure the rational use of natural potential, which will further expand the sown area of legumes.
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Field germination of chickpea varied depending on pre-sowing seed treatment and varietal characteristics
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- CHICKPEASt0
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- varietal characteristicse1
- Treatment
- pre-sowing treatment of seedse1
- Outcome
- field germinatione1
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e1“It was found that field germination varied depending on the pre-sowing treatment of seeds and varietal characteristics”
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Survival of chickpea plants in the field varied depending on cultivation techniques and treatment of vegetative plants
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t0“CHICKPEAS”
e1“the survival of plants in the field”
e2“also from the treatment of vegetative plants”
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The period of seedling emergence is extremely important for the survival rate of chickpea plants
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e2“It is established that the period of emergence of seedlings is extremely important in the formation of their survival rate”
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The period of seedling emergence is expected to ultimately increase individual productivity and yields of chickpea
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t0“CHICKPEAS”
e2“the period of emergence of seedlings”
e3“which will ultimately increase the individual productivity of plants and yields”
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Pre-sowing seed treatment had no significant effect on field germination of chickpea
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e4“the effect of pre-sowing seed treatment on the studied indicator is not significant”
e5“Based on the analysis of the obtained indicators of field germination of seeds of chickpea varieties”
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Intensity of chickpea seed germination is attributed to the endosperm, which holds its own spare nutrients
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e6“as the intensity of seed germination is due to endosperm, which contains its own spare nutrients”
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