Physiologically Active Compounds in the Products of Microbiological Decomposition of Straw of Cereals, and Their Effect on Growth and Yield of Plants in Unfavorable Conditions

Фитискина, Н.В.; Карташова, Е.Р.; Yurina, T. P.; Oleskin, Alexander V.; Курченко, В. П.; Калабин, Г. А.; Kudoyarova, G. R.; Архипова, Т. Н.

doi:10.31163/2618-964x-2018-1-3-161-176

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2018

DOI: 10.31163/2618-964x-2018-1-3-161-176

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Physiologically Active Compounds in the Products of Microbiological Decomposition of Straw of Cereals, and Their Effect on Growth and Yield of Plants in Unfavorable Conditions

Н.В. Фитискина¹,

Е.Р. Карташова²,

T. P. Yurina³

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Physiologically Active Compounds in the Products of Microbiological Decomposition of Straw of Cereals, and Their Effect on Growth and Yield of Plants in Unfavorable Conditions

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