Open AccessThe agent for increasing soybean yield and for the Round-up resistant one decrease in the synthesis of unnatural peptides with glycine glyphosate
Author(s) -
M. F. Kulyk,
Şenol Kobak,
O. V. Khimich,
T. O. Didorenko,
L. H. Pohorila,
Y. M. Kulyk
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
kormi ì kormovirobnictvo
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0135-2377
DOI - 10.31073/kormovyrobnytstvo201987-12
Subject(s) - glycine , sowing , glyphosate , budding , yield (engineering) , chemistry , protein biosynthesis , agronomy , amino acid , genetically modified organism , crop , biology , biochemistry , botany , gene , materials science , metallurgy
The purpose. In order to increase soybean yield to develop the agent for pre-sowing seed treatment and crop spraying in the budding phase, and application of an agent for Round-up resistant soybean should reduce the synthesis of unnatural peptides with glycine glyphosate in the structure of proteins, which can cause unpredictable consequences for animals and humans. Methods. Laboratory and field experiments on chickens and hens. Results. The agent «Zernovit» for pre-sowing seed treatment of soybean seeds (patent of Ukraine for utility model No.119739, 2017) and in the budding phase has been developed. In addition, the formation of unnatural peptides of glycine glyphosate in the structure of proteins decreases through the stimulation of protein synthesis in the genetically modified soybean when applying «Zernovit». Conclusions. The agent «Zernovit» for pre-sowing soybean seed treatment and application in the budding phase, which provides an increase by 16.8 % in yields against the control of 2.8 t/ha, has been developed and tested in the conditions of production, and when it is used in genetically modified soybean it reduces the synthesis of unnatural peptides with glycine glyphosate in the structure of soybean protein when sprayed with Round-up. This is due to the stimulation of the protein synthesis that prevents the inclusion of glycine glyphosate in the unnatural peptides of the protein synthesis.