Growth of sorghum plants (Sorghum vulgare L.) in technogenically contaminated soils

In the poorly man-caused polluted soils of the Absheron Peninsula, Azerbaijan (Kala settlement), field experiments were carried out with the help of Sorghum plants ( Sorghum vulgare L.). In phytoremediation experiments, the Sorghum plant ( Sorghum vulgare L.) occupies a special place in its physiological characteristics. For the planting and cultivation of Sorghum ( Sorghum vulgare L.), 2 sites with dimensions of 5×5 m = 25 m2 were identified. The first site was intended for the control option. The soil of the second site was treated with a special biofertilizer with a calculation of 29-30 kg per 25 m2 of area. In addition, in the process of growing Sorghum plants ( Sorghum vulgare L.) on the second site, it was exposed to spraying with biologically active liquid preparations Baktovit and Biomax with a calculation of 1 litre from each preparation for a site with a size of 25m2. The vegetative period of the Sorghum plant ( Sorghum vulgare L...