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The use of environmentally friendly preparations to stimulate the growth and development of Pinus Sylvestris L. seedlings

https://doi.org/10.21266/2079-4304.2026.257.64-83

Abstract

The study of the effect of growth stimulants on the quality of planting material for reforestation purposes has great practical importance. Growth-stimulating drugs help accelerate the processes associated with the growth and development of plants, as well as improve their adaptation to environmental factors. The research was carried out in the protected soil of the Vologda Breeding and Seed Forestry Center nursery, located in Kadnikov, Vologda region. As stimulators of seed germination and activation of seedlings of Pinus sylvestris L. technical lignosulfonates (chlorinated and nitrosated) of 10% concentration; birch bark extract (fraction less than 1 mm and fraction more than 1 mm) with a concentration of 1:10000; filtrate obtained by separating suberin from birch bark with a concentration of 1:10000; “Flavobacterin”; “Mizorin”; condensate formed during drying of lumber; the ashes of Ejyafyadlajyokyudl volcano were used. It was found that by 10-15th day of cultivation, the best results were shown by seedlings of seeds treated with chlorinated and nitrosated lignosulfonate solutions (70-94% of seedlings). Seedlings of seeds treated with filtrate solutions from the release of suberin from birch bark, condensate from drying wood, ash from the Ejyafyadlajyokyudl volcano, “Mizorin” and “Flavobacterin” prevail 1.5 times on the 15th day after sowing compared with the control variant. It was noted that the highest average height (12.30±0.32 cm) was observed in seedlings treated with a solution of chlorinated lignosulfonates; the maximum average diameter (2.19±0.25 mm) and root length (17.90±0.26 cm) were recorded in pine specimens treated with “Flavobacterin”. It was found that the yield of standard seedlings increased to 96–99% with the use of lignosulfonates, extracts of birch bark fraction less than 1 mm, condensate solutions, “Mizorin”, “Flavobacterin” and ash from the Ejyafyadlajyokyudl volcano, while in the control area, this figure was only 40%. If the recommended methods of using stimulants are followed, the need for seedling growth is eliminated, which significantly reduces the cost of planting material production.

About the Authors

N. R. Sungurova
Northern (Arctic) Federal University
Russian Federation

Sungurova Natalya R. – DSc (Agricultural), Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture and Artificial Forests, Associate Professor

ResearcherID: H-1847-2019 

163002. Northern Dvina emb. 17. Arkhangelsk

 



A. A. Drochkova
Northern (Arctic) Federal University
Russian Federation

Drochkova Anna A. – PhD student, Department of Landscape Architecture and Artificial Forests, Higher School of Natural Sciences and Technologies

ResearcherID: H-1869-2019 

163002. Northern Dvina emb. 17. Arkhangelsk



S. S. Makarov
Russian State Agrarian University – Moscow Agricultural Academy named after K.A. Timiryazev
Russian Federation

Makarov Sergey S. – DSC (Agricultural), Head of the Department of Decorative Horticulture and Lawn Science

ResearcherID: AAK-9829-2021 

127550. Timiryazevskaya str. 49. Moscow



S. E. Strazdauskas
Northern (Arctic) Federal University
Russian Federation

Strazdauskаs Sergey Е. – PhD student, Department of Landscape Architecture and Artificial Forests, Higher School of Natural Sciences and Technologies

163002. Northern Dvina emb. 17. Arkhangelsk



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Sungurova N.R., Drochkova A.A., Makarov S.S., Strazdauskas S.E. The use of environmentally friendly preparations to stimulate the growth and development of Pinus Sylvestris L. seedlings. Izvestia Sankt-Peterburgskoj lesotehniceskoj akademii. 2026;1(257):64-83. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21266/2079-4304.2026.257.64-83

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