Features of the growth and development of decorative lupine species in the conditions of the architectural and exposition plot at the VNAU
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https://doi.org/10.33730/2310-4678.2.2023.282752Keywords:
Lupinus L., decorative horticulture, biodiversity, introduction, ecological and biological features, flowering, decorative valueAbstract
The conducted research is devoted to modern decorative floriculture, which is a fast-growing industry, and its most important task is the constant expansion of the range of flower and decorative plants for various purposes in landscaping. It has been established that the source for enriching the cultural flora is the collection funds of ornamental plants collected in botanical gardens and arboretums as the main centers for the preservation of the gene pool of many plants and their cultural varieties. A wide variety of decorative and valuable lupins is available in the architectural and exposition site of the Department of Forestry, Horticulture, Horticulture and Viticulture of the Faculty of Agronomy and Forestry, as well as the Podillia Botanical Garden of the Vinnytsia National Agrarian University. Decorative and valuable lupins have sufficient ecological plasticity, which is confirmed by growing in many introduction centers with different natural and climatic conditions. However, they are often not used in the decorative horticulture of flower arrangements in the Podillia area. It has been investigated that the main reason for the insufficient use of these species in landscaped settlements is the lack of information about their ecological and biological features and decorative properties, cultivation technologies and options for their use. However, the introduction of representatives of the genus Lupinus L., namely Lupinus polyphyllus L., into the culture contributes to the preservation of biodiversity and the involvement of a significant range of flower and ornamental plants in culture conditions. The replenishment of the collection of the architectural exhibition area of the VNAU with the introduced hybrids Gallery White and Gallery Red, the expansion of options for simple and complex garden compositions with their participation, their more even placement within the boundaries of populated areas will significantly bring the flower garden design of populated cities of Ukraine closer to the level of the best world examples.
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