title: The role of growth regulators in the reduction of xenobiotic pesticide exposures in the hybrid tea rose culture
abstract: Phytotoxic-chemical burn is a very common occurrence in modern agriculture, which leads to a noticeable decrease in the productivity of cultivated plants. The use of growth regulators with immunoprotective functions can neutralize the harmful effects of this phenomenon. Studies conducted on three varieties of hybrid tea roses (Red Naomi, Avalange and Jumilia) showed that growth regulators significantly reduced the xenobiotic effect of those used in the technology of growing cut crops in greenhou
journal: The Agrarian Scientific Journal