2007
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.2007.729.55
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The Effect of Microbiological Fertilizers on Grain Weight of Beans

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“…Pure lines suitable for further selection have been chosen. The number of nodes in the pure lines is not dependent on the water quantity for irrigation, which includes them in the next breeding phase for stressful conditions (ZDRAVKOVIC M. et al, 2004a;ZDRAVKOVIC M. et al, 2004b). The effects of two microbiological fertilizers (SOJ 1 and SOJ 2) have been investigated on dry beans, in the variation with and without additional nutrition with mineral fertilizers (KAN).…”
Section: Dry Beans Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pure lines suitable for further selection have been chosen. The number of nodes in the pure lines is not dependent on the water quantity for irrigation, which includes them in the next breeding phase for stressful conditions (ZDRAVKOVIC M. et al, 2004a;ZDRAVKOVIC M. et al, 2004b). The effects of two microbiological fertilizers (SOJ 1 and SOJ 2) have been investigated on dry beans, in the variation with and without additional nutrition with mineral fertilizers (KAN).…”
Section: Dry Beans Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%