Paper · 2024 · E3S Web of Conferences

Stimulation of growth processes and productivity of grain crops in the forest-steppe of Western Siberia

Maxim A. Albert; Rinat R. Galeev; Dmitry D. Petrov; et al.

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Abstract

The results of three years of research (2021-2023) are presented to study the effectiveness of pre-sowing treatment of seeds of grain crops (spring wheat, spring barley and oats) to regulate growth and development, increase yields and improve product quality. The research was carried out on leached chernozem of the Novosibirsk Ob region (JSC Irmen breeding plant, Ordynsky district, Novosibirsk region) and on gray forest soil (TPP “Michurintsev Garden”). The varieties of grain crops (spring wheat Licamero, spring barley Paustian and oats – Max) were studied. An increase in leaf area parameters was established against the background of the use of preparations for treating seeds with subsequent spraying of plants in the tillering phase with the following growth regulators Siliplant 0.01% (based on chelate forms), Epin-Extra 0.005%, Zircon 0.005%, Toro Combi 0.02% solution and Turmax 0.025% (chelate forms of macro and microelements). It was shown that the use of growth regulators increased the rate of growth and development, productivity and product quality. It was statistically established that the yield of grain crops depended on the elements - 38%, the crop under study - 31%, growth regulators and year conditions by 24%.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Seed treatments followed by tillering sprays with the listed growth regulators increased leaf area.

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grain cropst0
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use of preparations for treating seeds with subsequent spraying of plants in the tillering phasee0
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leaf area parameterse0
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increasee0

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“An increase in leaf area parameters was established against the background of the use of preparations for treating seeds with subsequent spraying of plants in the tillering phase with the following growth regulators Siliplant 0.01% (based on chelate forms), Epin-Extra 0.005%, Zircon 0.005%, Toro Combi 0.02% solution and Turmax 0.025% (chelate forms of macro and microelements).”

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“grain crops”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Growth regulators increased growth and development rate, productivity, and product quality.

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grain cropst0
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growth regulatorse0
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rate of growth and development, productivity and product qualitye0
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increasede0

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“the use of growth regulators increased the rate of growth and development, productivity and product quality”

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“grain crops”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Yield variation was attributed to elements, crop, and growth regulators and year conditions at the reported shares.

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grain cropse0
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growth regulatorse0
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yield of grain cropse0
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the crop under study - 31%, growth regulators and year conditions by 24%e0

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“the yield of grain crops depended on the elements - 38%, the crop under study - 31%, growth regulators and year conditions by 24%”

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