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This article analyzes the growth dynamics and phenological development of millet cultivated as a second crop on meadow-alluvial soils in the Bukhara region during 2019–2021, based on observations recorded in the study. Plant height was compared in August, September, October, and at the end of the growing season. The period from emergence to full maturity was found to last 73–75 days. The results show that millet growth indicators varied across years, while the duration of its phenological stages remained relatively stable.
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