The modern state of the population of Ribes nigrum in Karaganda region
UDC 574.2(574.31)
Abstract
The study of natural populations of fruit and berry plants is of great practical and theoretical importance for the search for sustainable forms and their further use in introduction and breeding. The aim of this study was to investigate the current state of Ribes nigrum populations in the Karaganda region. Within the Karaganda region, black currants have a limited habitat, confined to forest areas. The results of the analysis of five populations showed that there is a wide variation in species composition, plant height, bush diameter, yield, and the accumulation of biologically active substances. Promising populations have been selected for cultivation based on their habit, berry yield, vitamin C accumulation, and total sugar content. The results allow for planning the expansion of local nurseries with sustainable and productive natural forms.
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