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Х ± m	σ	v	Х ± m	σ	v		Х ± m	σ
V
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8		9	10	11
2	2018	6,1±0,10	0.81	13.44	39.1±0.41	2.64	7.08		35,29±0.24	1,91	2,91
3	2019	6,3±0,13	0.7	11.21	40.0±0.67	3.82	11.85		35,5±0,31	1,82	3,24
4	2020	6,1±0,09	0.63	12.05	39.0±0.62	2.97	8.01		34,41±0,22	1,25	2,52
5	Average	6,33±0,11	0.73	12.62	39.3±0.56	3.33	8.28		34,66±0,14	0,92	2,67

According to the data in Table 1, the weight of cotton in a boll of the variety “Khurma” is 6.0 g in 2018, 6.3 g in 2019 and 6.1 g in 2020. As it is revealed, that in 2020, compared to 2018, the average indicator of this sign fluctuated around 0.3 g.
Three-year data on fiber output showed average 39.1%. Over the research years, the indicators of this sign fluctuated between 40.0 and 39.0%. Hence, this indicator mean the preservation of stability in the genotypes of the variety.
The fluctuation of the indicator of fiber length between 35.1 and 35.5 mm. This means, that abrupt changes weren’t observed and stability was achieved on this indicator.
The stem of the variety “Khurma” has a compact form and have been practically identified to be effective when planted in double furrow in different soil-climatic conditions of Khorezm region.
It has been proved, that the “Khurma” variety of cotton can be used as a initial material in future in scientific researches on creation of new cotton lines and varieties suitable for soil and climatic conditions of Khorezm region and suitable for double furrow planting.

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