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Soil Amendments Enhanced Summer Squash Yield, Fruit Composition, Quality, and Soil Enzymes Activity
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作者 George F. Antonious Mohammad H. Dawood +1 位作者 Eric T. Turley Thomas G. Trivette 《Agricultural Sciences》 2022年第6期684-701,共18页
Summer squash, Cucurbita pepo was field grown under fourteen soil treatments: sewage sludge (SS);horse manure (HM);chicken manure (CM);vermicompost;inorganic fertilizer (Inorg);commercial organic fertilizer (Org);and ... Summer squash, Cucurbita pepo was field grown under fourteen soil treatments: sewage sludge (SS);horse manure (HM);chicken manure (CM);vermicompost;inorganic fertilizer (Inorg);commercial organic fertilizer (Org);and no-mulch (NM) control treatment. Soil treatments were also mixed with biochar to make a total of 14 treatments to assess the impact on 1) squash fruit yield and quality, 2) fruit vitamin C, total phenols, and soluble sugars content, and 3) soil microbial activity expressed as urease and invertase secretions. Results revealed that SS treatments increased squash yield and fruit number by 114% and 116%, respectively compared to NM control treatment. Fruits of plants grown in Inorg mixed with biochar (InorgBio) increased fruits’ vitamin C, total phenols, and soluble sugars by 73%, 52%, and 7%, respectively compared to Inorg with no-biochar treatment. However, biochar was not consistent in increasing soil urease and invertase activities. The use of animal manure is an affordable way to reduce dependence on mineral fertilizers. Results revealed that the addition of biochar to Org fertilizer increased squash fruit weight and numbers of fruits compared to Org not treated with biochar. No single amendment increased all fruit composition and soil urease and invertase activities. 展开更多
关键词 Sewage Sludge Horse Manure Chicken Manure Vitamin C UREASE INVERTASE
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Applicable properties of the bio-fertilizer spent mushroom substrate in organic systems as a byproduct from the cultivation of Pleurotus spp
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作者 Mustafa Nadhim Owaid Idham Ali Abed Sajid Salahuddin Saleem Al-Saeedi 《Information Processing in Agriculture》 EI 2017年第1期78-82,共5页
The spent mushroom substrate(SMS)is a byproduct of cultivation of oyster mushroom(Pleurotus spp.)and represents the composted substrate that remains after completion the harvested crop.This study mentioned the role of... The spent mushroom substrate(SMS)is a byproduct of cultivation of oyster mushroom(Pleurotus spp.)and represents the composted substrate that remains after completion the harvested crop.This study mentioned the role of some effective date palm wastes in improving spent mushroom substrate properties which containing fibers of date palm Phoenix dactylifera L.(Fibrillum),mixed with white sawdust and wheat straw in three formulas.These mixtures of SMS namely,SMS1(wheat straw),SMS2(wheat straw 70%,sawdust 20%and date palm fiber 10%)and SMS3(wheat straw 50%,sawdust 30%and date palm fiber 20%)were obtained from locally mushroom farm in western Iraq and sent to determine some properties such as moisture content,dry matter,EC,pH,ash,carbon,nitrogen,protein contents and C:N ratio.Generally,determinations of Hydrogen ion concentration(pH)for SMS extracts had acidic value at average 5.06.The higher EC was 3.30 ms/cm for SMS1-P.ostreatus(white),while the lower value reached to 1.13 ms/cm for SMS3 of same species.The higher nitrogen content was 9.98 g/kg for SMS3-P.ostreatus(white),SMS1 of Pleurotus salmoneostramineus and SMS2-P.ostreatus(white),while,SMS3-P.salmoneostramineus had lower nitrogen content(6.65 g/kg).The higher C:N ratio was reported with SMS3 of P.salmoneostramineus at value 35.36,while SMS2-P.ostreatus(grey)had ratio 22.03,significantly(p<0.05).Overall,these SMS was suitable as a natural fertilizer and soil amender in agriculture and horticulture fields. 展开更多
关键词 C:N ratio Nitrogen Organic agriculture pH SMS
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