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A STUDY ON THE ABILITY OF SEEDLINGS FROM SPECIES WITH MULTIPLE USES FOR CULTIVATION IN ORGANIC AGRICULTURE


MARIA CALIN 1, TINA OANA CRISTEA 1, SILVICA AMBARUS 1, DAN IOAN AVASILOAIEI 1, CREOLA BREZEANU 1, PETRE MARIAN BREZEANU 1, DIANA BARBU 2, IULIANA BARBU 2
1. Vegetable Research and Development Station Calea Barladului, Street no. 220, Bacau, Romania, code 600388 e-mail: sclbac@legumebac.ro
2. Farmacia Naturii - Bacau, Romania e-mail: farmacia_naturii@yahoo.com

Issue:

SCSB, Number 1, Volume XX

Section:

Volume 20, No. 1 - Vegetal Biology

Abstract:

During the greenhouse experiments were performed over a three-year period (2008-2010) at the Vegetable Research-Development Station Bacau - Romania, in order to evaluate the behaviour of species with multiple uses in the seedling stage to the soil-borne diseases attack, the following observations were made.

The attack degree was low at: Tagetes patula nana - 1,2%, T. tenuifolia – 0, Salvia. Splendens - 4,2%, Dahlia variabilis - 2.1%, Ageratum mexicanum - 3.1%, Ocimum basilicum - 1.1%, Zinnia elegans - 4.2%, Nicotiana affinis - 2.1% and Callistephus chinensis - 3.1%. These species have very good ability for growing in organic agriculture, in seedling stage. Some species of annual plants are attacked by soil-borne diseases. The attack degree was: Portulaca grandiflora - 18.9%, Petunia hybrida - 17.7%, Gazania splendens - 7.3%. Their ability for growing in organic agriculture is low. The behaviour of perennial plants was different: Gypsophila paniculata - 6.3%, Echinacea purpurea, 5.7%, and Chrysantemum leucantemum, 5.2%. Salvia officinalis had an attack degree of 15,6% and was sensible to attack from soil-borne diseases in seedling stage.

Keywords:

study, ability, cultivation, ecological agriculture.

Code [ID]:

SCSB20112001V20S01A0008 [0003685]

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