The effect of the year on the steppe peony's morphological and ornamental traits

The steppe peony (Paeonia tenuifolia L.) is an endangered medicinal plant species that occurs in Serbia three habitats, of which the Deliblato Sands richest. Based on results research conducted at 2023, it was found development flowering stems Paeonia not affected by slightly higher average winter temperatures. One hundred randomly selected plants were measured field, including height, girth, number branches per bush, ratio to non-flowering branches, shoot-toroot ratio, and stem-to-branch-to-flower ratio. showed root-to-shoot 1:2.5, height tested 41±6 cm, ranging from 30-60 girth bush 121±30 40-170 positively correlated with branches. 8±2.5. measurement absolute dry material, mass a branch contained 22.5% stem, 73.5% leaf twigs, 4% flower mass. petals make up, average, 34.3% flower.