Subject: Other agricultural sciences
Year: 2004
Type: Article
Type: PeerReviewed
Title: Application of Biophysics Methods in Crop Production and Plant Protection
Author: Vasilevski, Goce
Author: Bosev, D
Author: Mitrev, Sasa
Author: Mihajlov, Ljupco
Author: Vasilevski, N
Abstract: The plants have perfect and various synthetic possibilities. These possibilities led to development of complex organic matters, full of energy, from the simple inorganic organisms. That is why the plants have distictive and specific place among the life forms on our planet. Generally they are highly organized and dynamic organizams, who are moving and transfom1ing the organic mater in their potential chemical energy. Today it is well known that photosynthesis at plants is a unique bioenergetic mechanism, which uses sun energy. The plants transform that energy for their purposes and their life processes, which energy in later stages as food is used by humans and the rest of the life organisms on Earth. But the green plots on Earth are using about 0,3 % of the sunlight. The plants at optimum conditions are capable to absorb from 5 up to 10 %, although some research results show that the percentage is up to 20 %. That points to the facts that mankind has enonnous reserves of energy for solving its own energy problems, and Republic of Macedonia Republic of Macedonia it's all free for use.
Publisher: SOCIETY FOR PLANT PROTECTION OF REPUBLIC OF MACEOONIA
Relation: https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/1142/
Identifier: oai:eprints.ugd.edu.mk:1142
Identifier: https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/1142/1/GZ_2004lj.m.pdfIdentifier: Vasilevski, Goce and Bosev, D and Mitrev, Sasa and Mihajlov, Ljupco and Vasilevski, N (2004) Application of Biophysics Methods in Crop Production and Plant Protection. Yearbook for plant protection, XV (XV). pp. 199-215. ISSN 1409- 5084
