DOUBLE CHARACTER OF THE EFFECT OF GENETIC GROWTH REGULATORS ON COTTON SEEDLINGS

Abstract

Studied in low doses of benzimidazole drugs 0.5 mg/g, an increase in seedling
growth of up to 136% was observed in the tested cotton crops. Relatively high stimulation of the
number of lateral roots provided by the Hib drug on cotton is up to 178%. The same drugs in higher
doses of 25 mg/l suppress seed germination and inhibit growth processes.
In laboratory conditions, when administered in low doses, the drugs have a positive effect
on the content of green pigments in cotton.