POTENTIAL OF NITROGEN-FIXING BACTERIA IN VARIOUS SALINATED COTTON FIELDS OF TASHKENT REGION, REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN.
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agrocenosis, microorganisms, cultivated plants, alfalfa, wheat, biomass, root system, biological chain.Abstract
his study presents data on the factors affecting the activity of nitrogen-fixing associative bacteria in the climatic conditions of Uzbekistan and the effect of treatment with a suspension of nitrogen-fixing bacteria on the responses of cultivated plants in the early stages of development.
In soils of various mechanical composition, the main maintainers of a positive balance of organic matter are annual legumes, the accumulation of organic matter is observed in fodder and cereal crops from 0.6 to 1.1 t/ha, as well as in cereals from 2.2-3.3 t/ha, medicago and other similar plants. medicago, leguminous crops up to 6.6 t/ha. On irrigated gray soils and irrigated fertile soils with a cotton yield of 30 t/ha, about 0.7-1.0 t/ha of humus is consumed, which, in addition to the humus and root residues of cotton, requires 8-10 t/ha of manure or other types of organic fertilizers.
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