A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF VARIETAL SAMPLES OF CHILLI PEPPER GROWN UNDER GREENHOUSE CONDITIONS
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This article presents information on the results of phenological observations parameters and biometric measurements of chilli pepper cultivars with good fruit quality and high yield suitable for greenhouse cultivation. It took 2–5 days for viability and growth of 10% of the sown varietal samples, while for 75% of samples required 4–9 days. The viability and growth of Dilnoz 2019 cultivar seedlings was observed to require 2–3 days later than Margilon 330 cultivar planted in the control option, while the seedlings of Niyat cultivar (10–75%) flowered 2–8 days later than the control cultivar. It was observed that during mass flowering of chilli pepper varietal samples planted in greenhouse conditions, the plant height of Margilon 330 cultivar planted in the control option was 53.0 centimeters, while the height of Dilnoz 2019, Sharq gavhari cultivars was 15.5-30.2 percent higher than the control option.
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