EFFECT OF MINERAL FERTILIZER RATES AND IRRIGATION REGIMES ON THE BIOMETRIC INDICATORS OF WINTER HARD WHEAT
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The requirements for mineral fertilizer rates and irrigation regimes were studied to obtain a high and quality grain yield from winter hard wheat under the conditions of anciently irrigated meadow soils of Andijan region.
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