INTRODUCTORY EVALUATION OF GERANIUM SANGUINEUM (L) GROWING IN MIRZACHOL CONDITIONS

Abstract

The following results were obtained as a result of the introduction evaluation of Geranium sanguineum grown in Mirzachul conditions. Geranium sanguineum grown in Mirzachul conditions was found to be moderately resistant to high temperature factors and was evaluated on a 10-point scale. Its response to low temperature factors was found to be moderately resistant to low temperature factors and was evaluated on a 10-point scale. Its response to humidity factors was found to be moderately resistant to low temperature factors and was evaluated on a 10-point scale. Its vegetative propagation properties were highly efficient and were evaluated on a 25-point scale. It was found to be resistant to weeds and was evaluated on a 10-point scale, and no diseases or pests were observed. Therefore, it was evaluated on a 15-point scale. Geranium sanguineum was evaluated on a 15-point scale for its rapid vegetative propagation from rhizomes, growth and development, productivity, morphological indicators, and good adaptation to introduction conditions.