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Scientific Papers Series B Horticulture

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control was 83 weeds. Increased to a periodmore weeds pop up on sqm. In variant V3 werefound 32 plants in the experimental group,while the number of weed control increased to105 plants.Note that 20 days of treatment increased thenumber of weeds experience with 32 plants andthe weed control number increased by 41plants, the total number of weeds in group sqmwere 3.28 times higher than experience. Gasconsumption flame burning weeds in tomatocrop, calculated at an area of 1000 squaremeters, according to Table. 4:Table 4. Gas consumption flame burning weeds intomato culture.VariantThe quantityof weedsburn on sqm,% comparewith controlV1 V2 ControlGas Gas Gasconsumption consumption20 liter 0 literconsumption15 liter91,7±3,1 83,2±2,4 100After flame burning of weeds was observedthat maximum efficiency was achieved at 15liters gas consumption at 1000 mp.The control was untreated weeds are in culture.Flame burning weeds in tomato crops, area0.01 square meters at a density of 70 x 40 cm,depending on the type of weeds, weed correlatedwith the type existing in culture.After thermal weeding there are determined thetype of existing weeds on land unprepared. Suchweeds were counted on a square before treatment,and at 30 days after treatment plants werecounted according to the type found in them.The results are shown below:Table 5. Flame burning weeds, weed correlated with thetype existing in cultureVariant V1 V2 ControlMonocotType of weedsMono Dicoty yledon andcotyledon ledonous DicotyledonousInitial quantity ofweeds, % comparewith control100 100 100Weed quantity, %,distroyed by the78,2±5,8 86,9±3,7 0treatament comparedwith controlThe weeds after thetreatment,% comparewith control21,8±5,8 13,1±3,7 10030Percentage of destruction was not 100%, due tothe existence of perennial weeds in crop.Monocotyledonous weeds were destroyed inthe 2-3 leaf stage, because at that time aresensitive to heat.Note that the efficiency was higher in Dicotyledonousthan Monocotyledon destruction. Combustionwas achieved at temperature of 70-80 o C, so protein coagulates and weeds die.Results of weed biodynamic methods, the ratioof 1:9 ash to dry soil are presented in thefollowing table.The results show that the percentage of allexisting weed control cultures is reduced by22% for creeping couch grass, bindweed and28% to 16% for veronica. Reproduction isinhibited by the introduction of new weeds intothe soil ash obtained by burning their seeds.This is repeated for 3-4 consecutive.Table 6. Weed biodynamic methods, the ratio of 1:9 ashsoil dry for at least 15 daysVariantCouchV1grasscrawlerResults ofweedsdestroyed aftertreatmentcompared withcontrolResults,%plants findafter treatmentcompare withcontrolControl22±2,9 78±2,9 100V2Bindweed 28±4,3 72±4,3 100V3Veronica 16±6,1 84±6,1 100Results weed control in tomato crop usingchicken tomato combination, are shown in thefollowing table:VariantTable 7. Chicken with tomato AssociationAt 20 days after chickenV1puppies introduced in cultureAt 40 days after chickenV2puppies introduced in cultureWeed density/ mpExperimentControl2±1 154±3±2 316± Medium crop, kg/wire 3,2±0,5 1,9±0,3At 20 days after placing puppies in culture isnoted that the field experience are only 2 weedswhile the crop weed control is 154. At 40 daysafter placing puppies in culture, experimentalculture has three weeds, which was 314compared with control weeds. Experiment 20days, compared to the previous determination,

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