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February 11, 2026Агрохимия / Agricultural Chemistry0 citations

Methods of Increasing the Resistance of Macleaya × Kewensis Turill to Unstable Weather Conditions

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RTR. R. Tkhaganov

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  • The aim is to enhance the resistance of Macleaya × kewensis to unstable weather while boosting its medicinal yield.
  • Conducted double foliar treatments using Siliplant complexes, EcoPlus, and Zircon.
  • Applied treatments at specific rates: Siliplant (0.7 l/ha), EcoPlus (1.5 l/ha), and Zircon (0.04 l/ha).
  • Measured adaptation and yield increases over a one-year period in arid conditions.
  • Adaptation to arid conditions improved, with raw material yield increasing by 21-30% in the first year.
  • Yield in the second year rose by 11-18%.
  • Sanguinarine and cheleritrin content increased by 8-13%, with overall collection from 1 ha rising by 20-33%.

Abstract

Due to the spread of bacterial infections, there is an increasing need to search for medicinal plants with antibacterial activity in order to expand the production of phytoreparations used to solve this problem. The main natural source for the production of the original antimicrobial drug “Sanguiritrin” is Plume poppy ( Turill). In recent years, unstable weather conditions characterized by high temperatures and low precipitation have been observed in the Western Ciscaucasia. Double foliar treatments with Siliplant complexes (0.7 l/ha) with EcoPlus (1.5 l/ha) or Zircon (0.04 l/ha) increased the adaptation of macleaya plants to arid conditions and increased the yield of raw materials in the 1 year of vegetation by 21–30, in the 2 – 11–18%, the content of sanguinarine and cheleritrin (bisulfates) increased by 8–13% and their collection from 1 ha – by 20–33%.

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R. R. Tkhaganov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698c1d1d267fb587c655f9d8https://doi.org/10.7868/s3034496425120079
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