Can foliar application of Titanium and Zeolite Soil Addition Enhance Crisphead Lettuce Production, and Reduce N-Leaching or/and Volatilization?
Rasha El-Awady,
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mohamed elsherpiny,
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mohamed El-Kfarawy
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Egyptian Journal of Soil Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
64(3), P. 699 - 714
Published: March 25, 2024
Excessive
nitrogen
application
can
lead
to
environmental
pollution,
thus
improving
soil
properties,
along
with
raising
fertilizer
efficiency
is
necessary
for
sustainability
in
Egypt.
Therefore,
afield
experiments
were
conducted
assess
the
impact
of
varying
doses
recommended
(NR)
at
100%
and
75%
as
main
factor,
different
rates
zeolite
addition
(0.0,
2.5,
5.0
tons
fed-1
)
sub-main
factors,
spraying
titanium
3.0,
6.0
mg
L-1)
sub-sub-main
factors
on
properties
growth
performance
crisphead
lettuce
during
2022
2023
seasons.
Soil
available
nutrients,
including
nitrogen,
phosphorus
potassium,
other
such
water
holding
capacity
(WHC),
electrical
conductivity
(EC),
cation
exchange
(CEC),
determined.
Additionally,
plant
quality
traits
fresh
dry
weights,
relative
content,
potassium
levels,
chlorophyll
carotene
contents,
head
weight
diameter,
total
dissolved
solids,
matter,
vitamin
C
assessed.
Results
revealed
that
highest
levels
phosphorus,
post-harvest
observed
rate
(5.0
fed-1),
while
lowest
noted
control
treatment.
WHC,
EC
CEC
increased
higher
rates,
values
recorded
treated
fed-1,
followed
by
2.5
Plant
traits,
growth,
leaf
chemical
constituents,
photosynthetic
pigments,
characteristics,
quality,
gradually
improved
from
0.0
then
fed-1.
Similarly,
all
aforementioned
exhibited
gradual
enhancement
3.0
L-1.
Overall,
most
favorable
results
achieved
plants
NR,
a
simultaneously
sprayed
Ti
Notably,
L-1
demonstrated
superior
compared
those
NR
without
titanium.
Language: Английский
Synergistic Effects of Elemental Sulfur Soil Addition and Beneficial Elements Spraying on Onions
Fatma A. El-Bakry,
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Amany El-Sonbaty,
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Mohamed A. El-Sherpiny
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Journal of Soil Sciences and Agricultural Engineering /Journal of Soil Sciences and Agricultural Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 135 - 141
Published: June 1, 2024
Onion
cultivation
faces
challenges
related
to
nutrient
management,
impacting
growth,
yield
and
quality.
Therefore,
this
study
aimed
evaluate
the
synergistic
effects
of
elemental
sulfur
beneficial
elementson
onion
quantitative
qualitative
parameters.
The
experimental
design
included
treatments
with
three
rates
as
main
factor
(control,
150
200
kg
fed-1)
five
elements
sub-main
(without
control,
calcium
at
rate
500
g
Ca-EDTA
fed⁻¹,
zinc
Zn-EDTA
fed-1,
copper
Cu-EDTA
fed-1and
manganese
Mn-EDTA
fed-1).
Results
showed
that
highest
(200
combined
(500
yielded
best
outcomes.
This
combination
significantly
enhanced
availability,
photosynthetic
efficiency,
overall
plant
health,
leading
superior
growth
parameters
higher
concentrations
pigments
essential
chemical
constituents
in
bulbs.
Furthermore,
application
microelements
(copper
particular)
also
exhibited
substantial
improvements
bulb
concluded
integrated
use
is
crucial
for
optimizing
production.
These
findings
underscore
importance
balanced
management
achieving
robust
high-quality
produce,
offering
a
practical
solution
cultivation.
Language: Английский
Effects of deficit irrigation and manure application on growth, yield and water use efficiency of onion (Allium cepa L.)
Ransford Opoku Darko,
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Richmond Adjei,
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Owusu-Sekyere Danso
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et al.
Poljoprivredna tehnika,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
49(4), P. 54 - 70
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
With
increasing
municipal
and
industrial
demands
for
water,
its
allocation
agriculture
is
decreasing
steadily.
Irrigated
agriculture,
both
now
in
the
future,
will
occur
areas
with
limited
water
resources.
Insufficient
supply
irrigation
become
norm
rather
than
exception,
management
move
from
prioritizing
production
per
unit
area
to
optimizing
of
consumed.
To
deal
resources,
deficit
an
integral
strategy
minimizing
consumption.
In
this
study,
growth,
yield,
use
efficiency,
nutritional
content
onion
(Allium
cepa
L.)
were
evaluated,
as
well
interacting
effects
manure
treatment
on
these
factors.
The
research
was
carried
out
utilizing
a
factorial
design
that
arranged
split
plots
included
three
replications
each
group.
Treatments
consisted
levels
(ETc
100%,
ETc
75%
50%)
two
(with
without
application).
When
compared
alone,
results
showed
combination
application
resulted
considerable
increase
plant
height,
stem
diameter,
number
leaves,
bulb
weight,
nutrient
content.
50%
had
highest
efficiency
all
treatments.
Under
conditions
when
there
study
demonstrates
can
improve
yield.
Language: Английский