Abstract
The work is devoted to increasing the efficiency of cultivation of cucumber in the open field by managing water and mineral nutrition of crops with drip irrigation to obtain 80 t / ha of standard fruits. The efficiency of the inclusion of drip irrigation and fertigation of crops in the technological process of cultivation of promising cucumber hydrides Masha F1, Merenga F1, German F1 has been proven to obtain the planned harvest of cucumber.
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Drip irrigation and fertigation were reported effective for obtaining the planned cucumber harvest in three hybrids.
- Taxon
- cucumber
Cucumis sativuse0 - Material
- Masha F1, Merenga F1, German F1e0
- Treatment
- drip irrigation and fertigatione0
- Outcome
- planned harvest of cucumbere0
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e0“The efficiency of the inclusion of drip irrigation and fertigation of crops in the technological process of cultivation of promising cucumber hydrides Masha F1, Merenga F1, German F1 has been proven to obtain the planned harvest of cucumber.”
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