Registration Number
0225U004776,
(0123U105040)
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Title
To theoretically justify the regularities of selection of winter rye varieties according to ecological plasticity with the purpose of realizing their genetic potential in the conditions of the Carpathian region
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Дослідити складові продуктивності зерна сортів жита посівного (озиме).
Head
Voloshchuk Oleksandra P., Доктор сільськогосподарських наук
Registration Date
18-12-2025
Organization
Institute of Agriculture of the Carpathian Region of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine
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To improve the technology of growing rye (winter) through new ecologically plastic varieties in order to realize their genetic potential in the conditions of the Carpathian region.
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Rye is a universal crop used in various directions, namely: for baking bread; as a grain for feeding livestock in grain mixtures, as a green plant - for early green fodder and for grazing livestock. The value of the crop is determined by the fact that it provides early, highly digestible green fodder, and rye bran contains up to 16% protein, 3.5–4.0% fat and up to 60% carbohydrates. Straw is used as feed in livestock and bioenergy raw materials, as well as for the manufacture of paper and consumer goods. The great agrotechnical value of this crop lies in its strong tillering and rapid growth in spring, which suppresses weeds, therefore it is a good precursor for other crops. The total global area of winter rye reaches 30 million hectares, in Ukraine only 500–700 thousand hectares. However, in recent years it has decreased from 285 thousand ha (2010) to 109 thousand ha (2022), or by 38.2%.
The soil and climatic conditions of the Carpathian region meet the biological requirements of the crop. Today, production requires varieties with high productivity potential and stability over the years of cultivation. Therefore, the selection of new high-yielding, environmentally friendly varieties included in the "State Register of Plant Varieties Suitable for Distribution in Ukraine" for 2023 is of great interest to producers in the region.
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Oleksandra P. Voloshchuk
Ihor S. Voloshchuk
Valentyna V. Hlyva
Yuliia V. Vorobiova
Oksana M. Sluchak
Halyna S. Hereshko
Yaroslav Y. Havryliak
Vasyl S. Skrut
Dmytro V. Tomkevych
Serhii V. Ostrovyi
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2025-12-18