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titleOfInvention A method of increasing the resistance of cruciferous plants to pathogens
abstract The subject of the application is a method of increasing the resistance to pathogenic factors of brassica seeds by using an elicitor in the form of an aqueous solution of chlorine dioxide in order to induce the plant's defense mechanism and to increase the concentration of substances with antioxidant properties in the plant. The method of using the elicitator consists in immersing the seeds in a solution of chlorine dioxide in a ratio of 1:19 to 1:3, creating a suspension, the time of immersion of the seeds in the solution is 15 min - 3 hours, and the resulting suspension is stirred, successively after the seeds are separated from the solution, washed with water and then dried.
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