Analysis of eco-geographical features of the centers of Triticum spelta origin and perspectives of culture expansion in Ukraine
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.66199Keywords:
spelt, GIS, modeling, bioclimatic indices, centers of origin, Triticum spelta, gliadinsAbstract
Study of the features of eco-geographical centers of Triticum spelta origin indicates high ecological plasticity for "wild plant of alpine plains". Limiting factors that determine the possibility of the plant to grow, reproduce and show desirable properties in Ukraine are the maximum temperature of the warmest month and pH of the soil
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