Results of ultrasonic effects studied in pre-sowing barley seed stimulation

This research aims to study the process of stimulation and the choice of optimal modes of seed treatment by ultrasonic exposure. Agricultural production faces providing the population with high-quality and affordable agricultural products, raw materials, and food. It is also an important task to pro...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Earth and environmental science 2021-12, Vol.937 (2), p.22119
Main Authors: Didmanidze, O, Dorokhov, A, Mosyakov, M, Kravchenko, L, Lylin, N, Koltsov, A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural production
Agricultural products
Animal husbandry
Barley
Cereals
Climatic conditions
Germination
Growing season
Livestock
Plant breeding
Planting
Proteins
Radiation
Raw materials
Seeds
Soil conditions
Soil moisture
Soils
Stimulation
Ultrasonic radiation
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Summary:This research aims to study the process of stimulation and the choice of optimal modes of seed treatment by ultrasonic exposure. Agricultural production faces providing the population with high-quality and affordable agricultural products, raw materials, and food. It is also an important task to provide livestock breeding with a full-fledged feed base. Barley is one of the high-protein cereals with 8-15% protein content in the grain. According to several scientists, field germination of barley seeds averages 65.8% [1]. In most cases, this is due to insufficient moisture during the growing season in difficult soil and climatic conditions. In most cases, this is due to insufficient moisture during the growing season in difficult soil and climatic conditions.It is necessary to conduct exploratory studies to determine the intensity of ultrasonic radiation and its duration, to determine the influence of the selected ultrasonic effect on the process of swelling and oxygen penetration into the seeds.
ISSN:1755-1307
1755-1315
DOI:10.1088/1755-1315/937/2/022119