The protective-stimulating role of trace elements and growth regulators in crop production. Monograph

The monograph discusses aspects of the protective-stimulating effects of trace elements (molybdenum, selenic, silicon) and growth regulators (zircon) on the productive process and the implementation of the adaptive ability of spring wheat of various varieties in conditions of oxidative stress caused by drought and soil pollution with heavy metals. The results of many years of experiments are analyzed to study the formation of grain productivity and photosynthetic activity of wheat plants, depending on the conditions of cultivation. Data on the action of the studied factors on the dimensions of the receipt and the redistribution of the main nutrition elements, as well as heavy metals between wheat plants, are presented.
The work is intended for specialists in the field of agricultural chemistry, physiology of plants, toxicology, for bachelors, masters, graduate students studying in agronomic areas, and teachers of higher and secondary special educational institutions