Common Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare L.) Growth on Sandy Soil—Insights from a Pot Experiment DOI Creative Commons
Moritz von Cossel,

Jana Kunisch,

Yasir Iqbal

et al.

Agronomy, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 14(10), P. 2213 - 2213

Published: Sept. 26, 2024

The cultivation of perennial flowering wild plant species like common tansy (Tanacetum vulgare L.) seems promising for increasing biodiversity friendliness in rather monotonous bioenergy cropping systems Central Europe, particularly on marginal sites. However, it is still unclear which types agricultural land would be suitable and where; as a result, low-risk indirect land-use change biomass production through could considered. Therefore, the aim this study was to gather initial insights into suitability sandy sites by means 6 L-pot experiment. For purpose, five replicates three substrates were prepared: Luvisol topsoil (control) from field site near University Hohenheim, Germany; admixtures 50 83.4weight(wt)% sand control (M1, M2), respectively. This resulted varying contents 4.7 (control), 53.3 (M1), 83.0wt% (M2). In autumn 2021, seeds collected mother plants bearing breeder’s indentifier ‘Z.8TAV 85/78’. These part long-term trial initiated at Hohenheim 2014, where grown mixture. June 2022, 0.5 g sown each pot. pots placed outdoor conditions, arranged randomized complete block design watered evenly required. At harvest July 2023, significant differences between terms above- (shoots) belowground (roots) development seedlings observed. M1, provided notable growth 56.6% control, proving potentially low-input under soil conditions. an even higher share low nutrient M2 minor (14.4% control). Hence, trials soils about 50wt% texture tailored fertilization various climatic conditions are recommended.

Language: Английский

Common Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare L.) Growth on Sandy Soil—Insights from a Pot Experiment DOI Creative Commons
Moritz von Cossel,

Jana Kunisch,

Yasir Iqbal

et al.

Agronomy, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 14(10), P. 2213 - 2213

Published: Sept. 26, 2024

The cultivation of perennial flowering wild plant species like common tansy (Tanacetum vulgare L.) seems promising for increasing biodiversity friendliness in rather monotonous bioenergy cropping systems Central Europe, particularly on marginal sites. However, it is still unclear which types agricultural land would be suitable and where; as a result, low-risk indirect land-use change biomass production through could considered. Therefore, the aim this study was to gather initial insights into suitability sandy sites by means 6 L-pot experiment. For purpose, five replicates three substrates were prepared: Luvisol topsoil (control) from field site near University Hohenheim, Germany; admixtures 50 83.4weight(wt)% sand control (M1, M2), respectively. This resulted varying contents 4.7 (control), 53.3 (M1), 83.0wt% (M2). In autumn 2021, seeds collected mother plants bearing breeder’s indentifier ‘Z.8TAV 85/78’. These part long-term trial initiated at Hohenheim 2014, where grown mixture. June 2022, 0.5 g sown each pot. pots placed outdoor conditions, arranged randomized complete block design watered evenly required. At harvest July 2023, significant differences between terms above- (shoots) belowground (roots) development seedlings observed. M1, provided notable growth 56.6% control, proving potentially low-input under soil conditions. an even higher share low nutrient M2 minor (14.4% control). Hence, trials soils about 50wt% texture tailored fertilization various climatic conditions are recommended.

Language: Английский

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