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DAYKON O‘SIMLIGINING TURLI EKOLOGIK HUDUDLAR SHAROITIDA URUG‘ UNUVCHANLIGI VA MAQBUL EKISH MUDDATLARI

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Abstract. The article analyzes the data obtained on the study of the daikon plant, its advantages, important scientific research on cultivation, determination of seed germination in field conditions depending on temperature, and optimal planting periods in different ecological regions. It has been determined that the most favorable temperature for the germination of daikon seeds is 20-30°C, and when planting as a second crop, the average daily temperature for seed germination should not be higher than 30°C. Depending on the viability of the seeds in field conditions, as a second crop, July 25-30 for the central regions of Tashkent and Tashkent region, July 30 to August 10 for the Kashkadarya region, and July 20-30 for the northern regions of the Republic of Karakalpakstan are acceptable. It has been scientifically proven that the planting period is c alculated and planting in these periods ensures high seed fertility.

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X.Navruzbek

Atrof-muhit va tabiatni muhofaza qilish texnologiyalari ilmiy-tadqiqot instituti

B.Sayfulla

O‘zbekiston Milliy universiteti Biologiya fakulteti Genetika kafedrasi

T.Akmal

O‘zbekiston Milliy universiteti Ekologiya fakulteti Ekologik monitor

A.Ildar

O‘zbekiston Milliy universiteti Biologiya fakulteti Genetika

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# сроки посева# всхожесть семян# seed germination# planting dates# Kalit so‘zlar: Raphanus sativus# daykon o‘simligi# urug‘ unuvchanligi# ekish muddatlari# optimal harorat# dala sharoitida unuvchanlik# xo‘jalik va biologik belgilar# Ключевые слова: Raphanus sativus# растение дайкон# оптимальная тем- пература# всхожесть в полевых условиях# хозяйственно-биологические призн# Keywords: Raphanus sativus# daikon plant# optimum temperature# field germination# economic and biological characte

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