STRESS VA OPTIMAL SHAROITDA NO‘XAT HOSILDORLIKNI TA’MINLOVCHI BELGILARINING O‘ZARO BOG’LIQLIGI
The research analyzed correlation between yield traits and salinity tolerance in naturally saline and optimal environments of spring chickpea samples of different geographical origins. According to the results, the positive correlation between traits that ensure yield in tall, branched plants with good growth and development in saline environments led to high yields.
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