Seasonal Development (Phenology), Flowering Dynamics, and Seed Productivity of (Allium Stipitatum Regel) Regel

This article examines the seasonal development rhythm, flowering dynamics, and seed productivity of Allium stipitatum Regel. The study identifies the onset and duration of the plant's primary phenological phases, differences in the timing of generative development between experimental and natural conditions, seasonal and diurnal flowering characteristics, the duration of the overall flowering period, and the relationship between the flowering process and factors such as temperature and relative humidity. Furthermore, data are presented regarding the number of flowers per inflorescence, the quantity of mature seeds, the weight of 1,000 seeds, and overall seed productivity, analyzed in relation to the size of the bulb.‎