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SEED YIELD OF SOME ROMANIAN AND FOREIGN SOYBEAN VARIETIES IN THE PEDOCLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF CENTRAL OF MOLDAVIA
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The main purpose of this study was to establish the adaptability of 15 Romanian and foreign soybean varieties in the pedoclimatic conditions of Central of Moldavia. On average, the factors studied greatly influenced soybean yield, which varied widely, from 1477 kg / ha to Onix variety to 3280 kg / ha Albiensis. variety. Superior yields compared to the control (average experience) were achieved by the local variety Perla, and for four foreign varieties, respectively Albiensis, Kofu, Atacama and Sigalia. Lower yield achieved by five varieties Onix, Caro, Avatar, Nirvana and Moravians, suggest lower adabtability.
Agricultural Research and Development Station Lovrin
Title: SEED YIELD OF SOME ROMANIAN AND FOREIGN SOYBEAN VARIETIES IN THE PEDOCLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF CENTRAL OF MOLDAVIA
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The main purpose of this study was to establish the adaptability of 15 Romanian and foreign soybean varieties in the pedoclimatic conditions of Central of Moldavia.
On average, the factors studied greatly influenced soybean yield, which varied widely, from 1477 kg / ha to Onix variety to 3280 kg / ha Albiensis.
variety.
Superior yields compared to the control (average experience) were achieved by the local variety Perla, and for four foreign varieties, respectively Albiensis, Kofu, Atacama and Sigalia.
Lower yield achieved by five varieties Onix, Caro, Avatar, Nirvana and Moravians, suggest lower adabtability.
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