SCIENTIFIC VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGY FOR CULTIVATING FRUIT TREE SEEDLINGS ADAPTED TO SALINE SOILS IN NORTHERN REGIONS AND ENHANCING ORCHARD PRODUCTIVITY

Authors

  • Yusupova Malohat Sadillaevna The Third-Year DSc Student at the M. Mirzaev Scientific Research Institute of Horticulture Viticulture, and Winemaking

Keywords:

Saline soils, fruit tree seedlings, northern regions, salt-tolerant rootstocks, orchard productivity, sustainable agriculture, soil salinity

Abstract

Saline soils present a significant challenge to agricultural productivity, particularly in northern regions where soil salinity often limits the successful cultivation of fruit trees. This study focuses on developing and scientifically validating a methodology for cultivating fruit tree seedlings specifically adapted to saline conditions. The research incorporates the use of salt-tolerant rootstocks, innovative planting techniques, and improved management practices to enhance orchard productivity. Results demonstrate the feasibility of improving seedling survival rates and increasing fruit yields, even in harsh soil conditions.

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Published

2024-12-09

How to Cite

Yusupova Malohat Sadillaevna. (2024). SCIENTIFIC VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGY FOR CULTIVATING FRUIT TREE SEEDLINGS ADAPTED TO SALINE SOILS IN NORTHERN REGIONS AND ENHANCING ORCHARD PRODUCTIVITY. Innovative Technologica: Methodical Research Journal, 5(12), 1–7. Retrieved from https://it.academiascience.org/index.php/it/article/view/657