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The features of phenological rhythm of the seasonal development of ericaceae family on the cut-away peatland area of the north of Belarus

The features of phenological rhythm of the seasonal development of ericaceae family on the cut-away peatland area of the north of Belarus

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Date of publication
December 2012
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ISBN / Resource ID
AGRIS:BY2013000031
Pages
5-9

The results of the research of phonological rhythms of seasonal development of several plants (V. uliginosum, V. corymbosum and O. macrocarpus (Ait.) Pers) in contrast seasons on a hydrothermal regime on field experiment on a residual peat layer in one of the northern district of the Republic of Belarus are presented. It is shown, that American cranberry, and high-bush blueberry also as a bog blueberry have time to pass here a complete cycle of the development and to generate a crop. Main period of crowing compounds 182+/-4, 175+/-3 and 172+/-4 days accordingly. The earliest onset of all phonological stage in a seasonal cycle of the plant development is representative for the bog blueberry and the latest one – for American cranberry. Terms on onset of phonological stage are defined by quantity of necessary heat individual for each species of Ericaceae. The minimum requirements for which are established at a bog blueberry and maximum – at American cranberry. Gradual leveling of the current distinctions by the season end is observed.

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Rupasova, Zh.A.
Yakovlev, A.P.
Bulavko, G.I., National Academy of Sciences, Minsk (Belarus). Central Botanical Garden

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