Comparison of Presowing Wheat Treatments by Low-Temperature Plasma, Electric Field, Cold Hardening, and Action of Tebuconazole-Based Disinfectant

This work compares the presowing treatment of winter wheat seeds with a low-temperature plasma, constant high-voltage electric field, plant protection disinfectant, and cold hardening on resistance seedlings to freezing their morphophysiological characteristics at initial stage germination. Various combinations were considered, including effect disinfectant jointly plasma treatment. The greatest stimulating from point view seedlings’ was achieved when cold-hardened. action is noticeable up third day pretreated not-pretreated had similar seedlings. field combined each other, i.e., effects added effects. Resistance low temperatures increased treated disinfectant. reduced and/or after being