Abstract

The aim of the study was to analyze the changes in the dynamic parameters of the development of sowing of early-ripening soybean varieties from different regions of origin – the northern ecotype, southern and Far Eastern in the conditions of the CRNZ of the Russian Federation with sufficient moisture supply of the growing season and in arid conditions. The results of the study. The maximum values of dry biomass in all groups of varieties reached by the end of the bean growth period, which corresponds to phases R5–R6 (the beginning of seed filling – full filling of seeds) and averaged 3400–5700 kg/ha for varieties, this value varied from 3400 kg/ha for varieties of the northern Orca ecotype in arid conditions of the growing season to 5700 kg/ha for the southern Avanta variety in conditions of sufficient moisture. In the extremely dry 2010 the maximum values of dry biomass were reached by the R4 phase – made beans, there was no further increase, the maximum dry biomass decreased by 2 times compared to the growing seasons with sufficient moisture, and ranged from 3250 kg/ha for soybean varieties of the northern ecotype, to 3400 kg/ha for Far Eastern varieties. As a result of the analysis of the production process of soybean varieties of different regions of origin in different conditions of the temperature and humidity regime of the growing season, it was found that the southern early-ripening varieties correspond to the possible variability of the moisture regime of the growing season in the CRNZ of the Russian Federation to a greater extent than the Far Eastern varieties and, along with the varieties of the northern ecotype, can be recommended for cultivation in the conditions of the CRNZ of the Russian Federation. In acutely arid conditions (GTK < 1), there were no fundamental differences between the groups of varieties according to the peculiarities of the production process, all of them formed dry biomass 2 times smaller than the conditions of sufficient moisture.

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