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Information × Registration Number 0221U101180, 0119U002131 , R & D reports Title To study the influence of growth stimulants on the bioenergy productivity of sugar sorghum for cultivation on low-yielding lands of the southwestern forest-steppe of Ukraine. popup.stage_title Head Osadchuk Vasyl D, Кандидат сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 15-01-2021 Organization Bukovynian State Agricultural Research Station of the Institute of Agriculture of the Carpathian Region of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine popup.description2  The research has established, that plant growth stimulants introduction has a positive effect on sugar sorghum productivity and resistance to environmental stress factors. The effectiveness of plant growth stimulants implementation is determined at growing sugar sorghum as a raw material for biofuel production in conditions of southwestern Forest steppe of Ukraine. It is established, that plants of the hybrid Zubr during vegetation were higher and had more leaf surface area, and аs a result, have formed more yield than that of the hybrid Mammoth on similar variants. For the reporting period, the highest yield in the trial – 75,6 t/hа of green mass, or 19,7 t/hа of absolutely dry matter has been obtained on trial sites with the hybrid Zubr at introducing Stimulate 0,75L/hа in phase 3-5 leaves; Bioforge 0,6 L/hа + X-Cyte 0,6 L/hа at the end of tillering phase. When using raw material for bioethanol production from the best variant, its output will make 5443 L/hа with energy output 136,075 GJ/hа. In condition of green mass usage for biogas, 10276 m3/hа will be obtained, with energy output 224,016 GJ/hа. It is established, that plant growth stimulants introduction facilitates more bioethanol- and biogas output, by increasing plants yield capacity. It is also established, that if biogas output depends mostly on sugar sorghum plants green mass yield capacity, then bioethanol output significantly depends on total sugars content in plants cell sap. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2021-01-15 Close