2017
DOI: 10.21515/1999-1703-66-121-125
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The value of perennial grasses as the optimal precursor for melons on non-irrigated areas

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“…The content of humus is 0.6-0.95%, total nitrogen is 0.12-0.15%, mobile phosphorus is from 18.0 to 48.3 mg/kg, exchangeable potassium is 120-180 mg/kg [6,7]. Therefore, in order to provide a stable harvest of fruits, plants need additional nutrition [8]. The cultivation of watermelon on a layer of perennial grasses (Agropyron pectiniforme), as well as the use of systems of mineral fertilizers, are known to give a high effect in increasing the productivity of watermelon crops [9].…”
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“…The content of humus is 0.6-0.95%, total nitrogen is 0.12-0.15%, mobile phosphorus is from 18.0 to 48.3 mg/kg, exchangeable potassium is 120-180 mg/kg [6,7]. Therefore, in order to provide a stable harvest of fruits, plants need additional nutrition [8]. The cultivation of watermelon on a layer of perennial grasses (Agropyron pectiniforme), as well as the use of systems of mineral fertilizers, are known to give a high effect in increasing the productivity of watermelon crops [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%