INDICATORS OF ECONOMIC VALUE TRAITS OF ALFALFA BREEDING MATERIALS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
alfalfa, variety, material, standard, selection, nursery, plant, foliage, moisture, fat, protein, hay.Abstract
The article presents the results of laboratory studies on plant foliage, moisture content, fat and protein content in alfafa hay from breeding materials.References
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