Abstract
The article presents an assessment of the effect of new biostimulants on the net photosynthetic productivity of cotton. Gulliver, Avangard Start and Antikolorad Max were applied individually and in different combinations, and their effects were evaluated during the budding–flowering and boll-setting stages. In the control treatment, net photosynthetic productivity was 8.1 and 7.9, respectively, whereas the highest values were recorded in the Gulliver treatment (10.8 and 10.3). The results indicate that the use of biostimulants can enhance photosynthetic activity and improve the physiological performance of cotton plants.
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