Paper · 2023 · Scientific Horizons

Productivity of brown mustard plants depending on pre-sowing application of mineral fertilisers and foliar feeding

Arthur Rozhkov; Mykola Kyrychenko; Iryna Derevianko; et al.

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Abstract

Brown mustard has a prominent genetic potential for seed productivity, which can be fulfilled by optimising the elements of cultivation technology, namely the nutrition system, which makes research relevant. The purpose of this study was to determine the complex effect of the combination of different variants for pre-sowing mineral feeding and foliar feeding with water-soluble fertilisers on the formation of productivity elements and biological yield of brown mustard seeds. Field, laboratory (for accounting for structural elements of the crop), and statistical (for mathematical processing of materials) research methods were used in the study. The study was conducted in 2020, 2021, and 2023 on the basis of the farm “KYRYCHENKO M” located in the central part of Borivskyi district of Kharkiv region. The experiment compared five variants of pre-sowing mineral feeding and five variants of foliar feeding with various combinations of water-soluble fertilisers. The largest number of seeds on the plant and the largest mass were in the variants of the combination of pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and carrying out two foliar feedings during microphases 21-23 and 50-53 with a mixture of carbamide and complex fertiliser Quantum technical – 627.3 pcs. and 1.97 g, respectively. However, these indicators did not significantly differ from the variant with a lower dose of presowing fertilisers – N45P30K30. Generally, according to the experiment, the highest biological yield of brown mustard seeds in an average of three years was in the variants of the combination of pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and N45P30K30 with two foliar top dressings with different mixtures of fertilisers – 2.72-2.79 t/ha. Proceeding from this, the best variant in the experiment was the pre-sowing application of N45P30K30 in combination with two foliar feedings during microphases 21-23 and 50-53 with a mixture of carbamide and the complex watersoluble fertiliser under study in single doses of 10 kg/ha and 2.0 l/ha, respectively. It was established that the highest biological yield of mustard seeds in all years was on the variants of pre-sowing application – N45P45K45 and N45P30K30. There was no significant difference between these variants by year. The findings of this study can be used by agricultural enterprises to adjust the nutrition system (pre-sowing application of complex fertilisers and foliar feeding), which will ensure a more complete fulfilment of the genetic potential of brown mustard productivity

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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N45P45K45 plus two foliar feedings produced the largest seed number, 627.3 per plant.

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brown mustard plantsBrassica junceat0
Treatment
pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and carrying out two foliar feedingse0
Outcome
number of seeds on the plante0
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627.3 pcs.e0

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“The largest number of seeds on the plant and the largest mass were in the variants of the combination of pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and carrying out two foliar feedings during microphases 21-23 and 50-53 with a mixture of carbamide and complex fertiliser Quantum technical – 627.3 pcs. and 1.97 g, respectively.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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The same regime produced the largest seed mass, 1.97 g.

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brown mustard plantsBrassica junceat0
Treatment
pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and carrying out two foliar feedingse0
Outcome
masse0
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“The largest number of seeds on the plant and the largest mass were in the variants of the combination of pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and carrying out two foliar feedings during microphases 21-23 and 50-53 with a mixture of carbamide and complex fertiliser Quantum technical – 627.3 pcs. and 1.97 g, respectively.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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Seed number and mass did not significantly differ from the lower pre-sowing fertilizer dose.

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brown mustard plantsBrassica junceat0
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N45P30K30e0

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“However, these indicators did not significantly differ from the variant with a lower dose of presowing fertilisers – N45P30K30.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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The highest three-year biological seed yield was 2.72-2.79 t/ha with N45P45K45 or N45P30K30 and two foliar dressings.

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brown mustardBrassica junceae0
Treatment
pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and N45P30K30 with two foliar top dressingse0
Outcome
biological yield of brown mustard seedse0
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higheste0
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2.72-2.79 t/hae0

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Brassica juncea
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“Generally, according to the experiment, the highest biological yield of brown mustard seeds in an average of three years was in the variants of the combination of pre-sowing application of N45P45K45 and N45P30K30 with two foliar top dressings with different mixtures of fertilisers – 2.72-2.79 t/ha.”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors selected N45P30K30 with two specified foliar feedings as the best variant.

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brown mustard plantsBrassica junceat0
Treatment
pre-sowing application of N45P30K30 in combination with two foliar feedingse0
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best variante0

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Brassica juncea
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“Proceeding from this, the best variant in the experiment was the pre-sowing application of N45P30K30 in combination with two foliar feedings during microphases 21-23 and 50-53 with a mixture of carbamide and the complex watersoluble fertiliser under study in single doses of 10 kg/ha and 2.0 l/ha, respectively.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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The two pre-sowing fertilizer variants did not differ significantly in yield by year.

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brown mustard plantsBrassica junceat0
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no significant differencee0

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“There was no significant difference between these variants by year.”

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