Selection of Pepper Varities Suitable for Cultivation in Greenhouses with Unheated Film
Abstract
The article reveals the importance of sweet pepper, the total yield and crop yield of productivity that grown in the world as well as in our country.
Here is also highlighted the selection of sweet pepper varieties, the yield and quality as well as their resistance to fusarium wilt for growing in unheated greenhouses
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2. The Dar Tashkent, Nargiza and Tong varieties produce elements and fruits more in comparision with, Zumrad and Zarya Vostoka varieties.
3. The varieties Zumrad and Zarya Vostoka infected 2,1 - 2,2 % more to fusarium wilting than the variety of Dar Tashkent.
Dar Tashkent varieties and Nargiza give the highest yield per hectare (28,6...27,8 t) as well as marketable yield(97,3...85,7 %).
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