Abstract
The effect of treatment spring wheat seeds with the fungicide Dividend Extreme KS on the rate of cellulose decomposition in the upper root layer (0-10 cm) of leached chernozem was studied. Its negative effect on cellulose decomposition in the first 28 days after sowing was revealed, the strength of which depended on the moisture content during the period of curing the sheets, the applied nitrogen fertilizer and the variety of the sown crop
Keywords
cellulose
soil
spring wheat
fungicide
Suggested citation
Teplyakova, O., & Kudashkin, P.
(2024).
DECOMPOSITION OF CELLULOSE IN THE UPPER ROOT ZONE OF SOIL WHEN PROTECTING WHEAT SEEDS WITH FUNGICIDES.
Bulletin of the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University,
22(6),
70-72.
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