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ABSTRACT 

The results of changes in Dalashai phenophases are presented in Table 1. While 40% of the plants were growing then, 

90% of the plants were growing on March 15, 15 days later, that is, on June 25, the total humus period of 20% was 

announced, on June 1. If the flower head was observed on July 15 and was equal to 10%, then by July 25, that is, ten 

days later, during the general flowering period, this figure was 80-90%. 

KEYWORDS 

Hypericum perforatum L. fruit-capsule, floral, May, straight, glabrous, ribbed, oblong-ovate, erect, triangular, 

multifaceted, endospermal. 

INTRODUCTION

Crackling of eggs in the field. Based on the information 

given in the literature, it is estimated that the optimal 

ripening period of the seeds of the dalasay plant under 

field conditions is mid-October (October 15). (See 

information from works M.Kh. Begmatova, 2022). 

  Research Article 

 

SEEDING AND SEASONAL DEVELOPMENT OF EGGS IN FIELD 

CONDITIONS 
 

Submission Date: Aug 12, 2024, Accepted Date:  Aug 17, 2024,  

Published Date: Aug 22, 2024  

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Tajetdinov N.D. 
Associate professor at Karakalpakstan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies, Uzbekistan 

 

Oralbaeva.I.K. 
Student at Karakalpakstan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies, Uzbekistan 

 

 

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Picture 1. The bending process of H. perforatum eggs 

 

Picture 2. The effect of bending times on the yield of H. perforatum eggs. 

In this case, 90.3 out of 100 eggs hatched, and 90.3% 

hatched, and the least hatching was observed on April 

15 in the hatched variant. 50.7% hatchability was 

observed for 100 eggs of Egilgen. It was found out that 

the bent egg hatching in early spring was 1 times more 

than the bent egg hatching in spring (April 15). I think 

that one of the reasons for preventing the germination 

of bent eggs is that the biochemical and physiological 

processes in the bent eggs are better than those of the 

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bent eggs, and it is the result of the rational use of soil 

fertility in early spring. 

 We know that one of the important factors of 

extracting energy from plants is the exact depth of 

bending of the egg. In this section, there is some clear 

information about the exact distribution of the eggs of 

small-seeded plants. When looking at the opinion of 

some scientists, it is better to bend the seeds of small-

seeded plants, because it reduces the fertility of the 

eggs, while other scientists said that it is necessary to 

bend the seeds of small-seeded plants [1:94-b,2: 183-

184-b, 3 : p. 18-25]. In order to solve this problem, we 

experimented with field eggs at different depths (0.3 

cm, 0.5 cm, 1 cm, 2 cm, 3 cm, and 4 cm). In each case, 

100 eggs were counted and bent to 4 m. The received 

information is presented in table 3.3.1. 

 It can be seen from the information in the table that 

60.8 of the eggs bent at 0.3 cm came out and 60.8% of 

them were found. 90.2 of the eggs hatched. As the 

bending depth increased, the degree of bending 

decreased, but the least bending was observed in the 

bent version at a depth of 3 cm. In this option, 10.7 eggs 

hatch out of 100 eggs, making 10.7%. The depth of the 

pit is 3 cm, the thickness of the bent egg is 0.5 cm. 79.5% 

less than the depth bent eggs was found. At the end 

depth of about 4 cm, bent eggs did not hatch. 

Table 1 

Effect of tilting depth on germination of H. perforatum eggs 

Bending depths of eggs, 

top layer of soil. cm 
Average yield of 100 eggs % 

0,3 60,8±1,87 60,8 

0,5 90,2±2,78 90,2 

1 75,3±2,20 75,3 

2 50,9±1,24 50,9 

3 10,7±1,58 10,7 

4 0 0 
 

Seasonal development. The results of the study of the 

phenophases of Dalashay are presented in Table 1. 

Earlier, 40% of the eggs were hatched, but on March 15, 

the total hatching rate was improved to 90%. If the 

beginning of flowering was observed on July 15, it was 

equal to 10%, but by July 25, after a few days, the total 

number of flowers was 80-90%. 

 The beginning of fruiting was observed on July 20, and 

10% of the fruits appeared, then on August 20, after 30 

days, the entire process of fruiting was observed, and 

the percentage reached 90%. At the end of August, in 

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the first decade of September, the fruits are fully ripe. 

The vegetation period of the field, which was bent in 

this way, lasted for 158 days. 

 Such a connection is attractive in the years 2022-2023. 

 It was observed that there is shedding due to bent 

hairs at the beginning of Dalashay eggs. For example, 

in 2021, the initial yield of field eggs was 40%, in sowing 

year (2022) 55%, and in harvesting year (2023) 55-60%. 

 When bending methods were used as an example, 

almost no hair loss was observed. The duration of the 

next vegetation phases (growing, flowering, fruiting) 

was almost the same in all variants. 

 In summary, the first year (2021) lasted 102 days, from 

total flowering to 30 days from total flowering to 26 

days from total flowering to fruit ripening. 

 In the second year (2022), the length of the vegetation 

cycle was 155 days, and it lasted 94 days from the 

emergence of the dalashay plant to the full flowering 

phase, 30 days from the total flowering to the full 

flowering phase, and 31 days from the total flowering 

to the ripening of the fruit. 

The seasonal development of solay etip plants can vary 

throughout the years and is directly related to climatic 

conditions. 

Table 3.4.1 

Seasonal development of the Dalasay plant 

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plantin

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Growth Maturation Bloom The appearance 

of fruit 

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end 

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beginni

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end  

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1 30x15 1 01.03.2

1 j 

40% 

15.03.

21 j 

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% 

10.06.2

1 j 

20% 

25.06.2

1j 

90/100

% 

15.07.2

1j 

10% 

25.07.2

1j 

80/90

% 

20.07.2

1j 

10% 

20.08.2

1j 

90/100

% 

2 04.03.2

2 j 

55% 

18.03.

22 j 

90/100

% 

12.06.2

2 j 

20% 

20.06.2

2j 

90/100

% 

10.07.2

2j 

10% 

20.07.2

2j 

90/100

% 

18.07.2

2j 

10% 

21.08.2

2j 

90/100

% 

3 03.03.2

3 j 

60% 

16.03.

23 j 

11.06.2

3 j 

20% 

22.06.2

3j 

12.07.2

3j 

10% 

21.07.2

3j 

15.07.2

3j 

10% 

18.08.2

3j 

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90/100

% 

90/100

% 

90/100

% 

90/100

% 

2 45x15 1 01.03.2

1 j 

45% 

15.03.

21 j 

80/90

% 

10.06.2

1 j 

10% 

25.06.2

1j 

90/100

% 

15.07.2

1j 

10% 

25.07.2

1j 

80/90

% 

20.07.2

1j 

10% 

20.08.2

1j 

90/100

% 

2 02.03.2

2 j 

50% 

17.03.

22 j 

90/100

% 

01.06.2

2 j 

25% 

20.06.2

2j 

90/100

% 

10.07.2

2j 

10% 

20.07.2

2j 

90/100

% 

18.07.2

2j 

10% 

18.08.2

2j 

90/100

% 

3 05.03.2

3 j 

50% 

20.03.

23 j 

90/100

% 

0.06.23 

j 

25% 

22.06.2

3j 

90/100

% 

11.07.2

3j 

10% 

22.07.2

3j 

90/100

% 

15.07.2

3j 

10% 

15.08.2

3j 

90/100

% 

3 60x15 1 05.03.2

1 j 

50% 

20.03.

21 j 

80/90

% 

04.06.2

1 j 

10% 

22.06.2

1j 

90/100

% 

11.07.2

1j 

10% 

22.07.2

1j 

80/90

% 

15.07.2

1j 

10% 

15.08.2

1j 

90/100

% 

2 02.03.2

2 j 

55% 

15.03.

22 j 

90/100

% 

08.06.2

2 j 

25% 

18.06.2

2j 

90/100

% 

10.07.2

2j 

10% 

24.07.2

2j 

90/100

% 

20.07.2

2j 

10% 

20.08.2

2j 

90/100

% 

3 05.03.2

3 j 

55% 

20.03.

23 j 

90/100

% 

0.06.23 

j 

20% 

22.06.2

3j 

90/100

% 

11.07.2

3j 

10% 

22.07.2

3j 

90/100

% 

15.07.2

3j 

10% 

15.08.2

3j 

90/100

% 
 

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