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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH

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Evaluation of Basic Plants in The Bank of Healthy Potato Varieties in The Northern Region and The High Mountain Zone

Author: OVES E.V
Abstract: The purpose of the research was to study the field collection of the Bank of Healthy potato varieties in clean phytosanitary conditions of the northern region of the Russian Federation and the highlands of the North Caucasus at an altitude of 2500 m above sea level. The influence of the natural and climatic factor on the growth, development and yield of 100 varieties of potatoes of different ripening periods was studied. In the northern region, the presence of day length above 20 h in June-July led to an increase in the interphase periods of plants. The greatest deviation was noted in the budding phase of varieties of late maturity. Bud formation on these plants was observed 10 ... 15 days later than in the highlands. The yield of potato varieties depended on the growing zone and ripening time. In the northern zone, the most productive were early maturing and midearly varieties. With a significant variation in yield (?v=25,8…28,1%) these plants formed 6,9…7,6 tubers each with an average weight of one tuber 43… 45g. Later varieties formed 4,2 ... 5,1 tubers, but their average weight did not exceed 33 g. In mountain conditions, all varieties formed from 12,3 to 16,7 tubers with a weight of one plant from 634 to 838 g. The excess yield of tubers in the mountains in comparison with the northern zone was 2,1 ... 2,3 times for early and mid-early varieties and 4,0 ... 4,3 times for mid-season and late varieties
Keyword: Potato; Bank of Healthy potato varieties; basis plant; Northern zone; mountainous area; growth phases; yield
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2021.13.01.413
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