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Сhemical composition of apples under spray dressings with mineral fertilizers and edagum biological growth stimulant


Yury Trunov, Elena Tsukanova, Evgeny Tkachov, Oleg Greznev, Natalya Sergeeva, Natalia Nenko, Yury Yakuba
(about the authors)

Trunov Yury . – (Federal State Budget Scientific Institution I.V. Michurin All-Russia Research Institute for Horticulture)

Tsukanova Elena . – (Federal State Budget Scientific Institution I.V. Michurin All-Russia Research Institute for Horticulture)

Tkachov Evgeny . – (Federal State Budget Scientific Institution I.V. Michurin All-Russia Research Institute for Horticulture)

Greznev Oleg . – (Federal State Budget Scientific Institution I.V. Michurin All-Russia Research Institute for Horticulture)

Sergeeva Natalya . – (Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution North Caucasian Regional Research Institute of Horticulture and Viticulture)

Nenko Natalia . – (Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution North Caucasian Regional Research Institute of Horticulture and Viticulture)

Yakuba Yury . – (Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution North Caucasian Regional Research Institute of Horticulture and Viticulture)

Published in:
Russian Journal of Horticulture
– Volume 1, Number 1 (October-December, 2014)



Keywords: black currant, bloom intensity, cultivar, fruiting intensity, hydrothermal coefficient


Citation:
Yury Trunov, Elena Tsukanova, Evgeny Tkachov, Oleg Greznev, Natalya Sergeeva, Natalia Nenko, Yury Yakuba (2014). Сhemical composition of apples under spray dressings with mineral fertilizers and edagum biological growth stimulant. Russian Journal of Horticulture, 1(1), 39-46. doi: 10.18334/rujoh.1.1.286


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Abstract:

Sustainability of fruiting of new and introduced black currant cvs grown in Tambov region under exposure to changing environment has been estimated. The cvs Zelyonaya dymka, Malenkiy princ, Shalun’ya, Dobryi dzhinn, Gratsiya, Olesha have been selected for high adaptive and productive potential.







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