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Seeds and varietal composition: quality and seed preparation, germination capacity and energy, seed dressing, sowing rates. Characteristics of varieties and hybrids, principles of selection based on the growing zone and intended use of the produce.
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Ball mustard poses a serious threat to grain crops due to the difficulty of cleaning the harvested grain and its toxic properties. The article describes the biological characteristics of this weed of the Brassicaceae family and the areas of its mass spread.
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The article provides a detailed botanical description of wild radish, including morphological features of its pod and seed structure. The reader will learn about the key characteristics of the weed and its wide geographical distribution within the country.
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Perennial wall-rocket is a dangerous weed of the Brassicaceae family, which contaminates the harvest of grain crops and poses a threat due to its toxic properties. The article describes in detail the morphology of the fruits of this plant, helping to identify it accurately when analyzing seed material for weed contamination.
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Neslia paniculata is a dangerous crop weed that poses a threat due to its toxicity and high competitiveness. The article describes the biological characteristics of the plant and the morphological features of its fruit for identification during seed analysis.
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Shepherd's purse is a dangerous weed of the Cruciferous family that infests crops worldwide. The article provides a detailed description of seed morphology and the plant's geographical distribution
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The article provides a detailed morphological description of winter cress seeds, including their shape, size, and external features. Information on the distribution range of this weed is also provided.
