SELECTION OF DROUGHT-RESISTANT LINES OF LENTILS IN RAINFED AREAS

Authors

  • Jaloliddin Abdimajidov PhD Student Southern Agricultural Research Institute, Uzbekistan, Karshi
  • Sherzod Dilmurodov Doctor of Philosophy on agricultural science, Senior Researcher, Southern Agricultural Research Institute, Uzbekistan, Karshi
  • Akmal Meyliyev Doctor of Philosophy on agricultural science, Senior Researcher, Southern Agricultural Research Institute, Uzbekistan, Karshi
  • Norboy Kayumov Southern Agricultural Research Institute, Uzbekistan, Karshi
  • Sherzod Shodiyev Southern Agricultural Research Institute, Uzbekistan, Karshi

Keywords:

Sample, drought, lentils

Abstract

This article describes the selection of drought-resistant specimens from the selection of lentil seedlings suitable for the climatic conditions of the southern region of Uzbekistan, arable lands, and a number of characteristics of the lentil crop.

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Published

2022-03-13

Issue

Vol. 2 (2022)

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SELECTION OF DROUGHT-RESISTANT LINES OF LENTILS IN RAINFED AREAS. (2022). British Journal of Global Ecology and Sustainable Development, 2, 74-79. https://journalzone.org/index.php/bjgesd/article/view/27