MODERNIZATION OF FRUIT GROWING IN THE URALS ON THE TERRITORY OF THE VIGOR PATRONAGE CENTER, POLEVSKOY, SVERDLOVSK REGION
Abstract
Preservation of plant biodiversity ex situ is currently the most effective and common method. It is possible to preserve plants in living collections associated with individual stages of the life cycle of plants (seeds, pollen) and their natural adaptation for a long time to maintain viability.
New varieties of apple, pear, cherry, plum are capable of producing high yields of high-quality fruit in the orchards of the Urals and Cis-Urals, provided that suitable warm areas are selected on the elevated elements of the fields.
The laying of the orchard on the territory of the Patronage Center of Polevskoy is part of the field gene pool, which is under the constant control of scientists from the experimental gardening station in the Sverdlovsk Region, where the material for the research has been kept alive. Plants grow in natural conditions.
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