researches regarding the effect of some biologically active products upon the germination capacities of smooth brome seeds
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2007
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The carrying out of uniform forage crops represents an important technological loop for all agricultural species. The uniformity of these crops is caused especially by seed germination capacity, respectively by plant emergence capacity, depending upon the climatic and technological conditions. With regards to the researches carried out in this direction, we present here the influence exerted by some biologically-active products, used through extra-root application during plant vegetation period, upon seeds submitted to germination. The observations performed on smooth brome seeds have led to the conclusion that the per cent of germinated seeds ranges from 82%, in the untreated control variant, to 87.67% in the variant treated with the product Stimupro.
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| Authors | ;I. PET;N. DRAGOMIR;CARMEN DRAGOMIR;LAURA MIHĂESCU;CORINA CRISTEA;D. RECHIŢEAN;I. FRĂŢILĂ;C. PANDUR;ELENA PET |
| Journal | Enzyme and microbial technology |
| Year | 2007 |
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