Efficiency of growing pumpkin varieties in a repeated sowing period

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https://doi.org/10.68372/h90p8h20

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repeated crop, variant, cultivar, leaves, leaf height, main stem, yield, biometric, sowing date, fruit flesh, fruit quantity, marketable, net income, profitability

Abstract

It was found that in the variant where 20-day-old pumpkin seedlings were planted on June 1, the marketable yield of the Shirintoy variety (34.1 t/ha) was 39.7% higher compared to the average (24.4 t/ha), and for the Palov kadu 268 variety (38.2 t/ha) it was 32.2% higher compared to the average (28.9 t/ha). Furthermore, the profitability indicators were higher by 78.3% for the Shirintoy variety and by up to 55.0% for the Palov kadu 268 variety.

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Published

2026-10-30

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