TOMATO GROWING TECHNOLOGY AND BIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE CULTURE

Tomato is a heat-loving annual crop that belongs to the nightshade family. Seeds begin to germinate at temperatures no lower than 10–15 °C. At a soil temperature of 15 °C, 14–22 days pass from sowing to emergence, and if it is below 10 °C, the seeds do not germinate at all.

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American Journal Of Agriculture And Horticulture Innovations
Published
2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.37547/ajahi/volume04issue10-04
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Plant and soil sciences
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TOMATO GROWING TECHNOLOGY AND BIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE CULTURE

Anarbayev Muhammad Pardabay o`g`li
American Journal Of Agriculture And Horticulture Innovations
Plant and soil sciences
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TOMATO GROWING TECHNOLOGY AND BIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE CULTURE

Anarbayev Muhammad Pardabay o`g`li
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Abstract

Tomato is a heat-loving annual crop that belongs to the nightshade family. Seeds begin to germinate at temperatures no lower than 10–15 °C. At a soil temperature of 15 °C, 14–22 days pass from sowing to emergence, and if it is below 10 °C, the seeds do not germinate at all.

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