Main direction of optimization of agrotechnics of growing seedlings of woody plants with closed root system in Mangistau desert

The objective of this study is to optimize the agricultural technology of growing seedlings of woody plantswith a closed root system in the arid conditions of Mangistau by conducting field experiments. Based on thedispersion and correlation analysis of the collected research material, it was concluded that the following agriculturalpractices are the most preferable in terms of biometric and physiological indicators of growth anddevelopment of woody plants: 1) Maintaining the pre-irrigation level of soil moisture within 70‒80 % of thefull field moisture capacity, 2) Mixing plant and peat soil in a ratio of 1: 1 and 3) Monthly fertilizing withmineral complex fertilizer at the rate of 75 g / m2. The most effective covering materials in the conditions ofthe Mangistau desert for preventing moisture evaporation under green spaces are such covering materials asZeba super sorbent, sludge from treatment facilities and medium and fine gravel. The results of the researchwere successfully tested during mass propagation of 107 species, forms and varieties of the most promisingintroduced plants from 32 genera and 17 families (65,340 containers in total).

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Bulletin of the Karaganda University “Biology medicine geography Series”
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.31489/2024bmg4/14-26
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Agricultural Productivity and Crop Improvement
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Main direction of optimization of agrotechnics of growing seedlings of woody plants with closed root system in Mangistau desert

И. Ф. Белозеров, N.A. Tolep, Анна Назарова, F.U. Umirbayeva et al.
Bulletin of the Karaganda University “Biology medicine geography Series”
Agricultural Productivity and Crop Improvement
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Main direction of optimization of agrotechnics of growing seedlings of woody plants with closed root system in Mangistau desert

И. Ф. Белозеров, N.A. Tolep, Анна Назарова, F.U. Umirbayeva, S.Zh. Bergenkulova
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The objective of this study is to optimize the agricultural technology of growing seedlings of woody plantswith a closed root system in the arid conditions of Mangistau by conducting field experiments. Based on thedispersion and correlation analysis of the collected research material, it was concluded that the following agriculturalpractices are the most preferable in terms of biometric and physiological indicators of growth anddevelopment of woody plants: 1) Maintaining the pre-irrigation level of soil moisture within 70‒80 % of thefull field moisture capacity, 2) Mixing plant and peat soil in a ratio of 1: 1 and 3) Monthly fertilizing withmineral complex fertilizer at the rate of 75 g / m2. The most effective covering materials in the conditions ofthe Mangistau desert for preventing moisture evaporation under green spaces are such covering materials asZeba super sorbent, sludge from treatment facilities and medium and fine gravel. The results of the researchwere successfully tested during mass propagation of 107 species, forms and varieties of the most promisingintroduced plants from 32 genera and 17 families (65,340 containers in total).

Bulletin of the Karaganda University “Biology medicine geography Series”Vol. 11629(4)
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