


No 2 (2025)
Agriculture and land reclamation
Methodological aspects of forecasting winter rye yield on lands withdrawn from agricultural cultivation
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Factors Influencing the Contamination of Spring Wheat in the Northern Forest-Steppe of the Southern Urals
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Crop production, plant protection and biotechnology
Integral Assessment of the Adaptive Potential of Winter Rye Varieties Based on Technological Traits of Grain Quality
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The results of a comparative study of 10 varieties of winter rye grown in a wide range of weather conditions in 2015–2024 are presented. The aim of the study was to study the ecological variation (CV), phenotypic stability (PS), and ecological plasticity (BI) of four technological traits: falling number (FN), amylogram height (AH), aqueous extract viscosity (AEV), and gelatinization peak temperature (GPT). A comparative test was carried out on plots of 12 m2 in a triple repetition with a seeding rate of 500 grains per 1 m2. The highest grain quality was found in the GC-494hv population, which was previously screened for the high viscosity of the aqueous extract of the grain meal. On the trait FN this population was distinguished by a relatively low coefficient of ecological variation (CV = 27.7 %), had higher phenotypic stability (PS = 2.5) and was characterized by increased buffering to various weather conditions (bi = 0.81). It was shown that the traits of FN and AH varied greatly over the years, and therefore turned out to be phenotypically unstable and low-heritable (Н2 = 0.20 and Н2 = 0.34). The trait AEV turned out to be more environmentally stable, which is well inherited (H2 = 0.64) and can serve as a reliable guideline for grain quality improvement. A negative correlation has been established between the quality characteristics and the adaptability parameters CV and PS. This correlation was most strongly manifested between FN and CV (r = –0.84 ± 0.10). It is concluded that targeted selection for a high falling number will correlatively increase environmental sustainability and phenotypic stability of grain quality characteristics.



Assessment of indicators of ecological plasticity and stability of promising spring oat lines based on the «1,000 grain weight» in the Kirov region
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The research was conducted in order to compare the ecological plasticity and stability of spring oat varieties according to the «1,000 grain weigt» indicator in order to identify those that are adaptive to the conditions of the Volga-Vyatka region. The experiments were conducted in 2022–2024 in the Kirov region with 8 varieties of spring film oats in a competitive variety testing with four repetitions. The soil at the site was cultivated sod-podzol medium loam. In 2022, there was excessive moisture (GTK = 2.00), in 2023 optimal conditions were created for plant growth and development (GTK = 1.64), and in 2024 there was a lack of moisture (GTK = 1.10). The indicators of ecological adaptability were calculated using methods developed by S. A. Eberhart, B. A. Russell (bi , σd²), R. A. Udachin (I, U), A. A. Gryaznov (IEP), and E. D. Nettevich et al. (PUSS, L). According to the results of the two-factor analysis of variance, the weight of 1,000 grains was significantly affected by weather conditions (58.9 %) and genotype × environmental interactions (28.1 %). The genotype of the studied lines had a slight effect (13.0 %). Favorable conditions for the formation of a high mass of 1,000 grains developed in 2024, with an index of environmental conditions of 1.77 and a maximum experimental value of 47.1 grams at the 41h18 line. The studied lines were classified as slightly variable based on the coefficient of variation for the mass of 1000 grains (CV < 10 %). However, the 40h20 and 41h18 lines had higher coefficients of variation (CV = 12.74 % and CV = 10.46 %, respectively). The 40h20 line ranked first in terms of three indicators of ecological adaptability (bi = 2.06, I = 26.4 %, IEP = 1.04). However, in terms of stability indicators, it did not perform well (Y = 48.5, L = 3.35, PUSS = 143.3). Therefore, the 91h18 line, which is the sum of 22 rankings, had the highest level of adaptability to the conditions of the Kirov region when considering the «mass of 1,000 grains» indicator.



CREATION OF ORYZA SATIVA L. DOUBLED HAPLOYDS WITH THE PI-B GENE OF RICE BLAST RESISTANCE IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST
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Autumn Application of the Herbicide Ballista, MD on Winter Wheat Crops in the Steppe Zone of the Krasnodar Territory
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The research was conducted to biologically and economically evaluate the effectiveness of the autumn application of the new herbicide Ballista, OD (30 g/l mesosulfuron-methyl + 17 g/l flumetsulam + 12 g/l florasulam + 90 g/l mefenpyr-diethyl). The work was carried out in 2022–2024 in the Krasnodar Territory on crops of winter wheat of the Bezostaya 100 variety according to the methodological guidelines for registration tests of herbicides in agriculture. The soil of the experimental site is leached chernozem. Experimental plots with an area of 25 m2 were treated four times with working solutions of herbicides at the rate of 200 l/ha with a manual PULVEREX sprayer. The scheme of field experiments included: herbicide Ballista, OD at the rates of 0.3 and 0.5 l/ha, etalon Verdict, VDG + BioPower, VSC (0.3 kg/ha + 0.5 l/ha and 0.5 kg/ha + 0.5 l/ha), herbicide-free version (control). The biological effectiveness of the drugs was determined by reducing the number and weight of weeds in comparison with the control. The use of the herbicide Ballista, OD (0.3 and 0.5 l/ha) in the autumn period on winter wheat provided high biological efficacy (92…100 %) against cereals (Alopecurus myosuroides Huds.) and dicotyledonous (Galium aparine L., Papaver rhoeas L., Cerastium arvense L.) weeds. In terms of herbicidal activity, the new herbicide was not inferior to the reference drug Verdict, VDG + BioPower, VSC. There was no phytotoxic effect on the crop plants and a statistically significant value of the preserved crop (109.1…109.5 %) was obtained in relation to the control (without the use of herbicide).



Weed infestation and productivity of oil poppy depending on the use of herbicide protection
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Animal science and veterinary medicine
Antibiotic resistance and zoonotic potential of Escherichia coli strains isolated from poultry agro-industrial complex
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Biological variation of cortisol level in milk of domestic goats in natural habitat
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Mechanization, electrification, automation and digitalization
Simulation of the Interaction of Magnetic Assemblies of the "Karusel" Levitating Milking Platform
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Interpretable Machine Learning Model for Spring Wheat Yield Forecasting
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Storage and processing of agricultural products
Application of EPR spectrometry for identifying the irradiation of wheat seeds with low-energy electrons.
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