productive potential of bulgarian and turkish varieties and lines of barley in the conditions of southeast bulgaria
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Abstract
The study was conducted in 2006-2009 in the experimental field of the Institute of Agriculture, Karnobat. The aim was to identify the productive capacity of the feed barley varieties and advanced lines. The results show that promising winter feed barley lines with the highest yields were CRF 47, CRF 292 and CRF 146в.
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| Authors | ;Darina Dimitrova VALCHEVA;Dragomir VULCHEV;Toshka POPOVA;Darina DIMOVA;Irfan ÖZTÜRK;Recep KAYA |
| Journal | chinese journal of organic chemistry |
| Year | 2015 |
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