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• TITLE: Dependence of the Yield of Alfalfa on Plant Density and Diet

  AUTHORS: Alizade Alibala, Zamanov Pasha, Zamanova Azada, Iskenderov Subaxat

  KEYWORDS: Yield, Density of Standing, Integral Density, Competition between Neighbors, Weight of Green Mass, Differential Density, Biofertilizer, Cultivated Plant, Diet, Arable Fields

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.8 No.11, October 20, 2017

  ABSTRACT: In this study, under conditions of enclosed soil, experiments were conducted on the dependence of the yield (weight of green mass) of alfalfa (Medicago) on plant density and diet. The experiments were carried out in five variants, in different values of the integrated density of plants and lasted 89 days. As a feed, specially prepared bio fertilizer was used and added with the calculation of 1 kg per 1 m2 of area. In the corresponding control variants, bio fertilizer was not used. Analysis of the experimental results showed that the feeding regime made it possible to obtain a maximum yield at higher integral density. At the same time, the increase in the weight of green mass when using bio fertilizers was about 36%.