Biological Features Of The Distribution Of Root Systems Of Perennial Legume Grasses In The Context Of Climate Change

The key factor in the choice of perennial legume grasses face climate change is their drought resistance, because development roots directly affects this property, as well determines fertility. purpose study was to establish what morphological and biological characteristics grass ensure economic context change. Methods observation, comparison, field experiment were used. found that alfalfa have greatest depth soil, spread horizontal direction, thickness root neck lateral roots, which ensures plasticity, durability, productivity its crops. white melilot neck, central frost resistance birdsfoot trefoil are distinguished by number renewal buds on smallest depth, productive longevity possibility growth poor acidic soils. eastern galega main plant, distribution root, high plasticity. Hungarian sainfoin direction deepest placement branching, adverse growing conditions. It also out meadow clover radius plane, cultivation crop rotation. These findings would facilitate selection achieve full potential