Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research (AJMR)
  • Year: 2020
  • Volume: 9
  • Issue: 3

Biological Nitrogen

  • Author:
  • Mustanov Sabir Boliyevich1, Suvonova Gozal Asrorovna2, Berdimurodov Dostonbek Khudoykul Ugli3
  • Total Page Count: 3
  • Page Number: 66 to 68

1Associate Professor, Department of Natural and Scientific Sciences, Samarkand Veterinary Medicine Institute, Uzbekistan

2Senior Lecturer, Department of Natural and Scientific Sciences, Samarkand Veterinary Medicine Institute, Uzbekistan

3Talented Student, Samarkand Veterinary Medicine Institute, Uzbekistan

Online published on 27 April, 2020.

Abstract

In recent years, the production of environmentally friendly products using plant-based resources and energy-saving technologies has been one of the most pressing issues, and has been used by scientists to save energy for low-cost, environmentally friendly products. Technology for the production of biologically pure, pesticide-free, nitrate-free products is being developed and these problems need to be addressed and addressed in a comprehensive manner. The decomposition of organic matter activates soil microflora and reduces the amount of humus in the soil. Some of the nitrogen is added to the reservoirs and some to the groundwater. Nitrates in nourishment in food and fodder also increase in metabolism, metabolism, musculoskeletal system, nervous system activity, and heredity. Bush was 12.2 grams in the welding phase and 12.9 grams in the flowering phase. Or, the average weight of the bushings in the baking phase is 1.6 grams, and 0.9 g more than the flowering buds. The weight of tubers formed at the root of the chickpea varied not only between varieties, but also in terms of planting time and stages of development. The optimum period of formation of root buds was observed on March 15, when it was found that late April 15, weighing more than 4.0 grams was found in the roots. Nitrates in nourishment in food and fodder also increase in metabolism, metabolism, musculoskeletal system, nervous system activity, and heredity.

Keywords

Metabolism, Metabolism, Musculoskeletal System, Comprehensive