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CULTIVATIONS OF SWEET POTATOES OR BATATAS (IPOMOEA BATATAS LAM.) AS A MAIN AND SECONDARY CROPS

ВОЗДЕЛЫВАНИЕ СОРТОВ СЛАДКОГО КАРТОФЕЛЯ, ИЛИ БАТАТА, (IPOMOEA BATATAS LAM.) В ОСНОВНОЙ И ПОВТОРНОЙ КУЛЬТУРАХ

CULTIVATIONS OF SWEET POTATOES OR BATATAS (IPOMOEA BATATAS LAM.) AS A MAIN AND SECONDARY CROPS

Abstract

В условиях орошаемых типичных сероземных почв Самаркандской области сравнительно оценены сорта батата Хазина (стандарт), Сочакинур, Тайлоки, Филиал со сроками высадки рассады 10.04 (контроль), 20, 30.04, 10,20,30.05 в основной культуре, а в повторной культуре сравнивали сроки высадки рассады 20,30.06 и 10.07 (контроль). Выявлено, что в данных условиях для получения высокого урожая (в качестве основной культуры – 50 т/га и выше, а в повторной культуре 35-40 т/га) целесообразно возделывать сорта батата Сочакинур, Тайлоки, Филиал, высадить рассаду этих сортов в основной культуре 20–30 апреля, а в повторной культуре – 20–30 июня по схеме 70x25 и 90x20 см. Under the conditions of irrigated typical sierozem soils of the Samarkand region, the sweet potato varieties Khazina (standard), Sochakinur, Tailoki, Filial were compared with the dates of planting seedlings 10.04 (control), 20, 30.04, 10,20,30.05 in the main culture, and in the secondary culture, the dates planting seedlings on 20.30.06 and 10.07 (control). It was found that under these conditions, in order to obtain a high yield (50 t/ha and more as the main crop, and 35-40 t/ha in the secondary crop), it is advisable to cultivate the sweet potato varieties Sochakinur, Tailoki, Filial, plant seedlings of these varieties in the main culture on April 20-30, and in re-culture – on June 20-30 according to the scheme 70x25 and 90x20 cm.

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