Selection of Promising Varieties of Cabbage Kolrabi (Brassica Oleracea Var. Gongylodes) During Repeated Sowing
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species, seedlings, feeding area, scheme, staple fruit, plant, growingAbstract
The article explains the great importance of vegetables as food and their medicinal properties. Differences in the growth and development of cultural samples of kohlrabi-type cabbage are repeated. Also varieties of kohlrabi Amokashi (a), Gigant, Pikant, Vienna white 1350, Nezhenka, Violetta, Delicious white, Sirenovy district, Smak and Violetovaya - 65.7 g/ha in re-sowing compared to the standard navigator; Scientifically proven to give an additional 48.3% yield.
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