Agronomic aspects of boron: fertilizers, agronomical strategy, and interaction with other nutrients

Mousavi, Seyed Majid; Nejad, Seyed Ali Ghaffari; Nourgholipour, Fereydun; Zoshkey, Shirzad Abbaszadeh

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-90857-3.00011-4

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“…Agrarian Bulletin of the Urals No. 09 (224), 2022 тические фазы развития сои приводит к снижению темпов роста и развития, нарушению протекания различных процессов в организме растения на молекулярном уровне, снижению стрессоустойчивости, в результате происходит снижение уровня урожайности и качества полученной продукции [12][13][14][15][16].…”

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The effectiveness of various microfertilizers in the cultivation of soybeans

Minchenko

2022

Agrarian Bulletin of The

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Abstract. The purpose of the study is to determine the degree of influence of various types of micronutrients on the productivity and quality of soybean grain when it is cultivated on the basis of the Kursk State Agricultural University. In a comparative assessment, the effectiveness of processing soybean seeds and crops in phases 2 and 6 of the triple leaf with complex microfertilizers “MikroFid Kompleks”, “MikroFid Tsink” and “MikroFid Bor” and monochelate fertilizers “Reakom-Khelat Tsinka ” and “Reakom-Khelat Bora” was studied. Scientific novelty. For the first time in the conditions of chernozems of the Kursk region, the influence of various types of micro-fertilizers on the yield and quality of soybean grain was studied. Methods. In accordance with the scheme of the experiment, a knapsack sprayer was used for processing seeds and soybean crops with micro fertilizers. Sowing was carried out in an ordinary way with a seeding rate of 600 thousand germinating seeds per hectare. All records and observations were carried out in accordance with the generally accepted methodology of field experience. Grain quality indicators were determined on the grain analyzer “INFRATECTM1241”. The method of dispersion analysis was used to process the experimental data obtained. Results. Seed treatment in combination with two-fold foliar fertilization of soybean crops with micro fertilizers had a positive effect on plant growth and development, the formation of nitrogen-fixing nodules on soybean roots, contributed to an increase in yield by 0.25–0.44 t/ha (10.7–18.8 %), protein content in grain by 1.0–1.9 %, fat by 0.9–1.3 %, in comparison with the control version. The use of complex micronutrients was the most economically advantageous in comparison with monochelate fertilizers. The best economic indicators were obtained in the variant using the complex microelement fertilizer “MikroFid Bor” in seed treatment (1.5 l/t), in combination with two-fold non-root treatment of crops (1.5 l/ha). The fertilizer contributed to an increase in conditional net income by 14 654 rubles/ha, a decrease in the cost of 1 ton of grain by 1717.5 rubles, and an increase in the level of profitability by 32.1 %.

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The effectiveness of various microfertilizers in the cultivation of soybeans

Minchenko

2022

Agrarian Bulletin of The

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“…Boron traces are part of the vital functions of various life forms. For example, it is one of the essential elements for plants due to its key roles in plant growth and yield [9][10][11][12][13][14]. In the case of humans and other animals, boron is an essential element in the life cycle of zebrafish or frogs, and for higher animals, boron is required for the normal metabolism of specific biomolecules that include major minerals, glucose, lipids, hormones, and other nitrogen-containing compounds, as well as reactive oxygen species at physiological levels [15,16].…”

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Potential Use of Agricultural Waste—Carob Kibbles (Ceratonia siliqua L.) as a Biosorbent for Removing Boron from Wastewater

Díaz,

Carlier,

Michalak

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The release of boron into the environment as a result of anthropogenic activity modifies sustainable natural conditions, thus affecting ecosystems. To meet water quality regulations, commercial and natural boron adsorbents are available to reduce its concentrations in industrial effluents, with the former being not only more expensive but also less sustainable. In the publication, the biosorption parameters of carob kibbles (Ceratonia siliqua L.) were optimized in order to remove boron from aqueous solutions using batch experiments. The biosorbent used in the present research was agro-waste biomass provided by the local locust-beam gum industry. Boron removal by carob kibbles was favored at high initial pH values, and this capacity was found to be a function of boron initial concentration, biosorbent content in the solution, and particle size. The change in temperature did not affect the potential of biomass to remove boron. The highest boron removal efficiency (55.1%) was achieved under the following optimal conditions: 50 g/L biosorbent dose (Cs), with particle size range 0.025–0.106 mm, for the initial concentration (C0) of boron in the solution of 100 mg/L, at an initial pH of 11.5, for 5 h at 25 °C. This investigation suggests that carob kibble agro-waste can be valorized as a biosorbent to remove boron from wastewater, and the boron-loaded residue may eventually be explored as a new boron-fertilizer.

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The Comparative Effects of Phosphorus-Enriched Organomineral Fertilization on Some Chemical Properties of Calcareous Soils

Toprak,

Seferoğlu

2024

Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis

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Agronomic aspects of boron: fertilizers, agronomical strategy, and interaction with other nutrients

Cited by 5 publications

References 67 publications

The effectiveness of various microfertilizers in the cultivation of soybeans

The effectiveness of various microfertilizers in the cultivation of soybeans

Potential Use of Agricultural Waste—Carob Kibbles (Ceratonia siliqua L.) as a Biosorbent for Removing Boron from Wastewater

The Comparative Effects of Phosphorus-Enriched Organomineral Fertilization on Some Chemical Properties of Calcareous Soils

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