Influence on the Yield of the Seedling Age and Planting Period when Planting an Onion Seedling in a Repeated Period
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v28i.1508Keywords:
onion, variety, seed, plant, planting scheme, harvest, careAbstract
the article highlights the impact of the cultivation of onion seedlings of different ages in dry, hot climates of the Republic of Uzbekistan as a repeated crop for different periods on their growth and development by planting them in loose ground from early vegetables. It is scientifically substantiated that if an onion is grown from a seedling as a repeated crop, the timing of its planting and the age of the seedling differ in the total and commodity yield, as well as the amount of ripened and immature onions in the commodity crop. It is based on the fact that the 45-day seedling of onions has an economic effect on the repeated crop for all periods.
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