The Yield of Grapes with a Load on the Stem Fertilization

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Abstract
In this article, in subsequent years, the load and parameters of the formation of a vine bush have been studied, long and short cutting intervals, watering and the amount of mineral fertilizers for other agro technical measures are also determined. The total amount of phosphorus in the upper layers of the soil was 0.21-0.26%, and the mobile form was 18.3-27.0 mg, while mobile phosphorus was absorbed from the upper layers to the lower one. The amount of potassium in the upper layer was 2%. The number of its mobile forms was 185.1-219.1 mg. The experience of each option consists of three lines, 32 vine plants made up on each average line.
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Authors Ochildiyev Utkir Ollanazarovich;Ochildiyev Uktam Ollanazarovich;Adilov Hikmatilla Abdukhalilovich;
Journal International Journal of Biological Engineering and Agriculture
Year 2022
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452
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https://inter-publishing.com/index.php/IJBEA/article/view/452
Keywords
control loading grapevine mass quantities gray soil potash salt sandy gray soil

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